Socotra Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, faces unique challenges in balancing tourism development with conservation efforts. This research focuses on the conservation of Socotra through tourism development. It explores the concept of ecotourism and its significance in promoting sustainable practices. This paper addresses ecotourism development's social, economic, and environmental impacts and highlights its benefits for local communities. This study analyzes the status of tourism in Socotra and evaluates its effectiveness, considering the perspectives of the local community, tour guides, tourism companies, and tourists. Finally, this research highlights the potential for sustainable tourism development on Socotra Island. It addresses key challenges, including effective tourism management, coordination, waste disposal, and community involvement. This research contributes to the growing body of knowledge on sustainable tourism development in ecologically sensitive regions. By advocating for a collaborative approach, this research offers valuable insights for policymakers, conservation practitioners, and tourism stakeholders working in Socotra and similar destinations.