Obock is a coastal town located in the northeastern part of Djibouti, along the Red Sea. It serves as a significant port and is known for its strategic location, which has historically made it an important hub for trade and transportation in the region. The town is characterized by its picturesque beaches and proximity to the Doraleh region. The economy of Obock primarily relies on fishing and trade, with local markets offering fresh seafood and other goods. The town also has cultural significance, reflecting the diverse heritage of the Somali and Afar communities that inhabit the area.