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* to the left, the road would lead to the airport as a possible option
* further on, you face the only road leading to Ouea, Arta or further south in the country along the National 1
**from this second roundabout (located after the stadium) you should not take any ride that does not leave Djibouti. The remaining urban extension of Djibouti City consists of the Industrial area, Refugee camp and Ethiopia Trucker Services which are all reputed as a dangerous corner of the city.**accept or ask if someone either drives to:***the National 1 Police Control Post, which is located in the desert about 10km outside of Djibouti City and controls all incoming and outgoing traffic.***Arta Crossroad or to Ouea
Remain Careful of the 'Green' Taxi whom charges exorbitant prices as they are used to drive French Legionnaire to Ouea at any price.
Taxi tariffs are fixed, make sure you look at the board outside the airport to know the right price to pay. It is easy to just start walking off the airport to reach the major road and then start to enquire for a ride.
Djibouti Airport has flight to [[Hargeysa|Hargeisa]], [[Somaliland]] with Daallo Airlines for about 120$ one-way. Prices are payable cash in US$ for a 2h flight. Note that flying to Hargeysa is full of disguised tax at arrival and departure.
== 4-Wheel drive to [[Hargeysa]] ==
4-Wheel drive do the lenghty distance through the desert to join [[Hargeysa|Hargeisa]] in [[Somaliland]] overnight by passing through Seylac. Information can be gathered regarding using their services. Here again, a Djibouti transport brings you from the city to the [[Somaliland]] border where those 4-Wheel drive await for passengers on the other side.
As example, the ride from [[Hargeysa]] to [[Djibouti]] is cashed 30US$ per person.