Hobyo is a coastal town located in the northeastern part of Somalia. It is situated along the Indian Ocean and serves as a significant fishing and trade center for the region. The town has a population that primarily relies on fishing and small-scale commerce for their livelihoods. The area around Hobyo is known for its rich marine resources, making it an important hub for local fishermen. Additionally, Hobyo has historical significance, having been a port town during the Medieval period. Its strategic location has made it a focal point for trade and cultural exchange in the region.