Djibouti

Do not drink Djibouti tap water unless it has been boiled, filtered/disinfected, or verified by a trusted point-of-use system. Use sealed bottled or disinfected water for drinking, brushing teeth, ice, and rinsing foods.

This generated page uses country-level or traveler water guidance for Djibouti; it is not based on a city-specific customer-tap test for Ali Sabih. Treat the tap water as unsafe for drinking unless a local utility or public-health authority says otherwise. Use sealed bottled water or properly treated water for drinking, ice, and brushing teeth.

This generated page uses country-level or traveler water guidance for Djibouti; it is not based on a city-specific customer-tap test for Dikhil. Treat the tap water as unsafe for drinking unless a local utility or public-health authority says otherwise. Use sealed bottled water or properly treated water for drinking, ice, and brushing teeth.

This generated page uses country-level or traveler water guidance for Djibouti; it is not based on a city-specific customer-tap test for Tadjoura. Treat the tap water as unsafe for drinking unless a local utility or public-health authority says otherwise. Use sealed bottled water or properly treated water for drinking, ice, and brushing teeth.

This generated page uses country-level or traveler water guidance for Djibouti; it is not based on a city-specific customer-tap test for Arta. Treat the tap water as unsafe for drinking unless a local utility or public-health authority says otherwise. Use sealed bottled water or properly treated water for drinking, ice, and brushing teeth.

This generated page uses country-level or traveler water guidance for Djibouti; it is not based on a city-specific customer-tap test for Obock. Treat the tap water as unsafe for drinking unless a local utility or public-health authority says otherwise. Use sealed bottled water or properly treated water for drinking, ice, and brushing teeth.

This generated page uses country-level or traveler water guidance for Djibouti; it is not based on a city-specific customer-tap test for Balbala. Treat the tap water as unsafe for drinking unless a local utility or public-health authority says otherwise. Use sealed bottled water or properly treated water for drinking, ice, and brushing teeth.