Gulf of Tadjoura
The Day Forest National Park is a woodland habitat, which includes part of the forest mass of the Goda mountain massif. The Goda mountain’s forests, the east face of which is part of the park, is considered a "spectacular natural oddity ...rare species of green on Djibouti’s parched map like a giant oasis". It is located west of the Gulf of Tadjoura. The Goda Mountains, which rise to a height of , lie northwest of the Gulf of Tadjoura, Afar Region and forms Djibouti’s largest vegetated area. The park protects at least four known endemic plant species. The forest is dominated by such trees as "Juniperus procera", "Olea africana", "Buxus hildebrantii", and "Tarchonanthus camphoratus". Distribution of the plants in the park varies with elevation. Vegetation above , where the topography is rugged, consists of those species already mentioned. Vegetation below , which has the benefit of better water sources, consists of "Buxus hildebranti", "Terminalia brownie" and "Acacia spp".