
The City of Eyl, about 200Km on a pickup-truck from Nugaal Regional Capital of Garowe, is located on the shores of the Indian Ocean at mid-center of Puntland State, a Federal Member State of Somalia occupying the topmost Horn of Africa, offers a small town life away from noisy urban centres, and is famous for providing breathtaking beauty of scenery and delicious seafood of lobster and fish, among a variety of other marine foodstuff of one’s choice. Alternatively, one could ask for a ride onboard one of multiple fishing boats for a thrilling experience of your own catch.
While one is away in Eyl, one doesn’t lose connection to the outside world by taking advantage of Golis Telecom voice and data services, which I don’t recommend one to use them too much for a change to avoid the hectic trap of the electronic world one has left behind in urban life existence.
In Eyl, one wakes up early in the morning after a sound sleep in an environment at sea level or even below, an experience of rest and relaxation one rarely enjoys in an urban setting. After taking a heart-felt breakfast or even before taking breakfast, one takes off his shoes to feel the soothing and crystal clear beach sands before one plunges into the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. One comes out of the ocean water to feel as if burden has been removed from the body. One sits on the beach sands for a while and does some body massage with sand grains on the rough spots of the skin on one’s body. One then returns to an ocean swimming to wash off massaging grains of sand that make one’s body clean and smooth as a baby again. One then returns to his/her residence to have a wonderful lunch one could have only in Eyl City. From there forward, one has a few options for the remainder of the day. One could take an afternoon nap or go back to the ocean to do more of the same as one did in the morning, or one could sit out the afternoon at a table to enjoy the breath-taking breeze of the Indian Ocean over cups of fresh coffee or tea and drink a lot of fresh water to wait for another round of mouth-watering dinner of marine food.
That is why I have fallen in love with the City of Eyl/Baddey.
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