Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
(Pl du 27 Juin 1977)
In the basement of Menelik Hotel, this was the 'most happening'
(meaning 'least sleazy') place at the time of research.
Club Hermes
(Rue de Genève)
If there's a constant here, it's the promise that the music, whatever the
style, will get you groovin'.
CLUB
Le Scotch
(Rue Clochette)
Another of Djibouti City's hot spots. Cosy seats, red lights and the odd
full-length mirror surround the dance floor.
CLUB
Information
Internet Access
There's a slew of internet outlets in the centre. They all offer fast connections. Expect to
pay around DFr200 per hour.
Filga Foire Informatique
(Rue de Paris; per hr DFr200;
7am-12.30pm & 4-10pm
Sat-Thu, 7am-12.30pm Fri)
Internet access.
Medical Services
You'll find several well-stocked pharmacies in the centre.
21352724;
8am-noon & 4-7pm Sat-Thu)
A
well-equipped clinic. It's off Pl du 27 Juin 1977.
Money
There are banks and two bureaux de change in the centre, as well as a few Visa-friendly
ATMs (but only one ATM accepts MasterCard). Both the Djibouti Palace Kempinski and
Sheraton Djibouti Hotel have an ATM.
Bank of Africa
(Pl Lagarde; 7.30am-noon & 4.15-6pm Sun & Wed, 7.30am-noon
Mon, Tue & Fri)
Changes cash and has one ATM.
