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Socotra is the most alien-looking place on Earth. Socotra is one of the most isolated landforms on Earth of continental origin, meaning it is non-volcanic but a fragment of the ancient southern supercontinent of Gondwana.
Socotra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its surreal landscapes, endemic plant species like the dragon’s blood tree, and untouched beaches that seem to be pulled from a sci-fi film. From vast sand dunes and dramatic limestone cliffs to turquoise lagoons and ancient caves, Socotra is truly a destination like no other.
This extraordinary raffle prize includes a fully guided, multi-day eco-expedition across the island with expert local guides who will lead you through Socotra’s natural wonders, traditional Bedouin villages, pristine beaches, and breathtaking biodiversity. Camp under the stars, swim in freshwater wadis, and explore coral reefs teeming with life.
Socotra is the most alien-looking place on Earth. Socotra is one of the most isolated landforms on Earth of continental origin, meaning it is non-volcanic but a fragment of the ancient southern supercontinent of Gondwana.
Socotra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its surreal landscapes, endemic plant species like the dragon’s blood tree, and untouched beaches that seem to be pulled from a sci-fi film. From vast sand dunes and dramatic limestone cliffs to turquoise lagoons and ancient caves, Socotra is truly a destination like no other.
This extraordinary raffle prize includes a fully guided, multi-day eco-expedition across the island with expert local guides who will lead you through Socotra’s natural wonders, traditional Bedouin villages, pristine beaches, and breathtaking biodiversity. Camp under the stars, swim in freshwater wadis, and explore coral reefs teeming with life.