Interesting fact
Socotra is an archipelago in the Arabian Sea, part of Yemen. Noted for its unique biodiversity, it spans 3,796 square kilometers. The largest island, also named Socotra, features the Dragon’s Blood Tree and other endemic species, with a climate that varies from arid to humid.
More about Socotra
Socotra's geological isolation has led to a high level of endemism, with approximately 37% of its plant species found nowhere else on Earth. It became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. Access to the islands is primarily via flights from mainland Yemen, with limited infrastructure available for visitors. Socotra's natural environment remains largely untouched, providing a unique experience for those interested in botany and geology.