[1] Al-Hami is surrounded by the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean to the south, and by a range of mountains to the north.

The city is divided into sequential sections (coast, buildings, farms, mountains) from south to north.

It has been referred to by various names, including Al-Hamiah, Al-Faw, Al-Bandar, Al-Hami, Beld Al-Kassadi, and Al-Muhtamiyah.

[1] Al-Hami experiences a hot summer climate typical of the southern Yemeni coast and the tropical location of the country, with a general increase in humidity throughout the year and relatively moderate temperatures during the winter.

Most of the residents of Al-Hami are engaged in fishing, while a small number work in government jobs and agriculture.