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IRONm@N wrote:with that beautiful beach and weather, and abundance access to fish and minerals, the idiots were suppose to build hotels, restuarants, boats, fishing, water-games, aquatics, marine biology research, cruiselines, surfing, cycling and other vacational activities.
instead of thinking negatively and carrying an AK47 and waiting to rob or ransom someone from Asia or Europe.

They can fund it now because of the the piracy.

How else were they supposed to afford the hotels? LOL!

That is a tremendous beach.....shallow a long way out....perfect for family bathing.

moryaan heaven

Any place along the Indian ocean is potential tourist hub.

Now look at this vista on the Gawaan Escarpment 25km clear view down across the Hobyo plains to the ocean. Cool breeze, cool temperature and a vista to die for



The beach




Northwest of Hobyo near Lamagodle and Abdiwahab's hometown:

Puntland will take over it insha'Allah.

Areesa wrote:Puntland will take over it insha'Allah.

Only if I can take over you

I would think twice before going to hobyo beach. That place is the site of illegal nuclear waste dumps starting in the early 90's, profited by Ali Mahdi. Some of the locals, have contacted some crazy illnesses, and a lot of children die from it.

Thanks for the timely advice Mr. Killington

Skippa,

I am amazed at how we don't use renewable energies in Djibouti and Somalia. So much opportunities in wind, geothermal, and solar ! Djibouti can be self sufficient just on geothermal energy but its not being exploited

Completely beautiful.


P.S. I hope Somalia does not invest heavily on "tourism". That is the worst sector to build your economy on. Quite profitable, however, the workforce needed is one that is docile and not highly educated. They are easily disposable as well.


Besides, I can't stand the sight of any Somali citizen catering to some gaal who's walking around practically naked thinking his spare change will buy us some dinner.

ElfRuler wrote:Completely beautiful.


P.S. I hope Somalia does not invest heavily on "tourism". That is the worst sector to build your economy on. Quite profitable, however, the workforce needed is one that is docile and not highly educated. They are easily disposable as well.


Besides, I can't stand the sight of any Somali citizen catering to some gaal who's walking around practically naked thinking his spare change will buy us some dinner.

agree, but tourism won't be popular in any Muslim nation. Westerners tried it many times but it never happy, they always do it to poor Carribean islands.

but nobody is saying make it a tourism happy for foriegns, but make is a vacation spot for Somali westerners, and wealth African/Muslim ppl.

Skippa wrote:Man, these pirates are in the wrong business...That beach

Horta don´t skinnies know how to plant palm trees on the beach. The beach would look so exotic and beautiful with coconut palms. It´s not difficul and you dont have to irrigate them, because coconut palms can take salty sea water and use it without problem. Somalis so underachieving.