Of course, here are some travel tips for your visit to Somalia:

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Somalia is during its two dry seasons. Jilal, from December to March and Hagaa from July to September. Avoid the rainy seasons from April to June and October to November, as heavy rains can make traveling around difficult.

Route and Accessibility:
Your journey will likely start in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital. From there, domestic flights to Kismayo and car rides to Marka and Barawe can be arranged. However, the roads may be rough so prepare for a potential bumpy ride.

Altitude and Acclimatization:
Most of Somalia, including Mogadishu, Marka, Barawe, and Kismayo, is at sea level so no high-altitude precautions are necessary. However, always stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun as disruptions to your body clock and heat exhaustion can have similar symptoms to altitude sickness.

Accommodation and Booking:
Book your accommodation well in advance. Mogadishu has a range of hotel options while Marka, Barawe, and Kismayo offer more basic accommodation. Ensure your accommodation has adequate security measures.

Clothing and Essentials:
Somalia is a Muslim country, so dress modestly. Women should consider wearing a headscarf in public. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing for the warm climate, but also pack a jacket for cooler evenings.

Health and Safety:
Due to ongoing conflict in the region, ensure you stay updated on travel advisories and only travel with experienced local guides. Always stay cautious and respect security checkpoints. A good travel insurance policy is essential.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Respect the local conventions and Islamic traditions, especially during the holy month of Ramadan. Do not photograph people without their consent and always ask permission before entering mosques or other religious sites. Lastly, as it’s a Muslim country, no alcohol is allowed.