Tours in Addis Ababa

It is a unique because ;- You will have a chance of learning about the history of Ethiopia -You will have a chance of seeing the Ethiopian Endemic monkey called Chilada monkey ( one of the rare monkey in the world) -You will have a chance of seeing some birds like the massive Lammergeier and some endemic birds only found in Ethiopia and specifically in Debre Libanos -You will have a chance of testing Ethiopian Foods and coffee with ceremony in spectacular views -You will have a chance of hiking near to the George of Blue Nile & Jemma Valley. -You will have a chance of visiting one of the oldest monastery of Ethiopia and its museums -You will have a chance of experiencing the daily life local people in hut or grass houses of the countryside. -You will have a chance of seeing the fabulous waterfalls at the Portuguese bridge(which is one of the oldest bridge in Ethiopia)

On this birding tour, you will be able to view a significant number of Ethiopian birds . Ethiopia’s greatly diversified ecosystem makes it one of the richest habitats in Africa for birds and mammals. With more than 860 species of birds, Ethiopia possesses about 10% of the world’s bird species, and about 40% of all African birds are found here. Among these, 16 species are found only in Ethiopia. That is the reason why we say Ethiopia is a must for bird enthusiasts. This birding holiday will enable you to view a significant number of Ethiopian birds. On this tour, will have the chance to spot some of Ethiopia's endemic birds and mammals as we explore some of the breathtaking landscapes including Jemma River Gorge, the Sululta Plains, the Rift Valley lakes, Wondo Guenet Forest, and the magnificent Bale Mountains, where more than 10 of these endemic birds are found. Although this is a bird watching tour, we will also have the opportunity to spot different endemic mammals.

Our tour is spectacular in that we deliver all with due regard to customer convenience and have a lot place as complimentary service to our prospective customers.

Explore Ethiopia's tribes and cultures Omo Valley is undoubtedly one of the most unique places on earth because of the wide variety of people and animals that inhabit it. It is located in Africa's Great Rift Valley. The region is known for its culture and diversity. The tribes that live in the Lower Omo Valley are believed to be among the most fascinating on the continent of Africa and around the world. Tours are offered to several towns and villages.

we want you to experience Ethiopian food and coffee the right way and become a part of the authentic coffee making experience and have a taste of the country in just a day. You will dine in one of the best traditional places in Addis Ababa while enjoying different cultural dances(on dinner schedule). you will get to see the first Ethiopian modern coffee shop. it won't end there we will teach you how to bake INJERA(our day-to-day) part of food and making coffee from scratch.

Experience the best of Addis Ababa on a comprehensive full-day tour that begins with a convenient pickup from your hotel or the airport. Visit the National Museum, home to the famous 3 million-year-old fossils of Lucy, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Merkato, the largest open-air market in Africa. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Ethiopia’s capital from Enoto, and indulge in the rich flavors of traditional Ethiopian coffee and cuisine, making for a memorable exploration of the city’s cultural and historical highlights.

Tribes of the Omo Valley The lower Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia is home to some of the world’s last unchanged cultural groups. The area is a melting pot of cultures and communities and represents some of the greatest genetic variance on the continent. Many describe the Omo as being the birthplace of mankind. It’s not hard to see why. The journey down the west bank of the Omo River is a private road and boat expedition which starts in the capital Addis Ababa. You then drive south via Jimma and through the coffee plantations before descending into the Omo valley. A 3 day trek into the Surma Highlands is a most unusual journey and explores some of the areas remotest corners and villages. The Surma are close relatives of the Mursi, whose women wear clay lip plates in their lower lip. Additionally, The Dorze tribe is a small community primarily residing in a village located in close proximity to the city of Arbaminch, Ethiopia. Situated in a mountainous region.

Delve into the heart of Ethiopia, a land rich in history and cultural diversity. From the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela to the stunning landscapes of the Simien Mountains, Add Ethiopian Travel offers immersive tours that connect you with local communities. Each journey not only showcases Ethiopia's ancient heritage but also contributes to community support, ensuring your travels have a positive impact. With over a decade of guiding experience, you'll benefit from expert insights and personalized itineraries that reflect your interests, whether you're seeking adventure or cultural exploration. - Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Lalibela and Axum - Explore breathtaking landscapes from mountains to deserts - Enjoy community-based travel that supports local initiatives - Tailor your experience with the help of knowledgeable local guides

Unlike other tour companies, we take you into the heart of the city. It’s where you’ll find the warm welcome of people who are eager to share their stories and connect with you. And also the flexibility of the tour makes it unique.

With this tour Package you can experience all the amazing of the Danakil depression. And using our experience we organized the tour with all the perfect destinations in the depression.

Ethiopia is a land of contrasts, where ancient history meets vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes. From the bustling streets of Addis Ababa to the serene shores of Lake Tana, and the majestic mountains to the sacred churches of Lalibela, each destination offers a unique glimpse into the heart and soul of this extraordinary country. As you traverse this captivating land, you'll create memories that will last a lifetime, immersing yourself in the beauty and heritage of Ethiopia. Your adventure is waiting—come and discover the treasures of this remarkable land!

Brew, bake & taste Ethiopia: coffee cupping, enjera-making & communal feast. Hands-on Ethiopian culture: coffee tasting, enjera cooking & traditional dining. Discover Ethiopia’s icons—coffee ceremony & enjera-making in one immersive tour. From beans to bread: experience coffee cupping, enjera-making & local flavors. Sip, cook & connect: Ethiopia’s coffee and enjera traditions in one experience.

Exploring its highlight of the country with a multi-lingual and experienced tour Guide. Discover the secret and Hiden treasures of the country beyond the literatures.

Day 1- In the morning, fly north to Lalibela and be transferred to your hotel. After lunch, visit the first group of Lalibela Churches which are located north of a small stream named Jordan River. T Day 2- Drive to Semera (8hrs) Day 3 - In the morning drive to Kurswad via Afdera. On the way, visit Lake Afdera. Overnight : camping at Kurswad. Early in the morning around 3am visit the active Volcano in Ertale and then return to the camping site for breakfast. Day 4 - Visit Dalol In the morning after breakfast, drive to Dallol. On the way visit the salt mining market and caravans of camels. Overnight: at Hamedila. Day 5 - In the morning after breakfast, visit the beautiful and colorful Dallol creator and then afterwards, drive back to Semera and catch the last flight to back to Addis Ababa. Catch the last flight at 5:00.

Wenchi Crater Lake is a stunning volcanic lake located 155 km west of Addis Ababa. Surrounded by lush forests, waterfalls, and farmlands, it offers breathtaking scenery, hiking trails, horseback riding, and a boat trip to Cherkos Monastery, an ancient island church. The area is also known for its hot springs and rich Oromo culture, making it a perfect destination for nature and adventure lovers.

Want to get out of the city and into nature while exploring deep spiritual history? The Debre Libanos & Portuguese Bridge Day Tour is the perfect mix of Ethiopia’s natural beauty, spiritual legacy, and historic charm. Just a short drive north of Addis Ababa, this full-day adventure takes you to one of Ethiopia’s most important religious centers—Debre Libanos Monastery—and to the stunning Portuguese Bridge, perched above the majestic Jemma River Gorge. You’ll walk where saints once walked, cross a legendary stone bridge, gaze into a breathtaking gorge, and possibly spot Gelada baboons in the wild.

Lalibela: Renowned for its pretty as a picture Rock cut churches, world-class architectures and Chain Mountains, Lalibela is a small city that knows its way around the finer things. The sightseeing doesn’t disappoint either. The glittering Rock cut churches, the subterranean monoliths include huge Bet MedhaneAlem, and cross-shaped Bet Giyorgis, the small town of Lalibela was a capital one of the world’s most-visited cities. The carved out of rock churches, pilgrimage sites for Ethiopian orthodox Christians, and the clock doesn’t stop for visitors stuck waiting to get inside the city’s top attractions, and many are joined by tunnels and trenches, and some have carved bas-reliefs and colored frescoes paintings inside. Travelers can also take advantage of Lalibela proximity to other nearby attractions; from the Lalibelala take a day trip to Yemerhane Kiristos church and Asheton Maryam Monastery built before Lalibela.

This is the itinerary for private and group day tour so the itinerary is customized to go at your own pace and you can take this tour in the morning or in the afternoon. Depending on the circumstances, city traffic jams, time, or date, time may vary. I hope you will have an unforgettable time and get to know the history of this multicultural city of Addis Ababa, while taking some great pictures. What can you expect? When embarking on a city tour of Addis Ababa, expect to experience a vibrant and dynamic city with a rich cultural heritage. Here are some highlights you can expect during your visit: # Dressing modestly and respectfully is necessary for visitors to this religious site. Women are expected to cover their heads with scarves and wear modest clothing, and both men and women must take off their shoes before entering the main prayer area.

sodere hot spring is culturally said to be a medical value which is believed a naturally therapeutic bath to relax body and soul and vervet monkey playing with you every we’re you can see the spectacular view of the shore of Awash river and a chance to see hippos and corocodile

* Trek the spectacular Simien Mountain escarpments * Spot unique wildlife such as the Walia Ibex and Gelada Baboon * Marvel at the monolithic rock-hewn churches of Lalibela * Visit spectacular, full of eye-catching colors of Dallol * Trek to Erta Ale to watching the dramatic action of the boiling lava. * Discover the life of the tribes of Omo valley, Ethiopia Adefa tours combined the most fascinating and unique attraction of Ethiopia's best. This insightful tour is designed to take you to the Danakil depressions, to the Omo-valley, to the Simien Mountains and to the Rock churches of Labella. Adefa Tours bring together the highlights of Ethiopia’s magnificent Rock-Hewn churches, Danakil Depression,Simien Mountains, and Omo valley. This tour includes - All meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. - Entrance fees for all destinations - Village fees in Omo valley

Taking a trip to Wenchi Crater Lake is a nice choice for spending your weekend vacation. Wenchi Crater Lake is 155 km west of Addis Ababa, between Ambo and Weliso. An extinct volcano, the top of which is 3380 meters above sea level, is a crater that contains a large lake, hot mineral springs, waterfalls, beautiful valleys and farmland. There is an old monastery with a church situated on one of the lake islands.

This   omo valley tribal culture tours  brings you to some of the fascinating omo valley tribes. T The highlight of these photo expeditions would be • MURSI TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • DASENACH TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • KONSO TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • HAMER TRIBE • DORZE TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • BORENA TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • TSEMAY TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • BENNA TRIBE PHOTOGRAPHY • WEEKLY TRIBAL MARKET • SURMA TRIBES • DIZZI TRIBES • MENIT TRIBES • KARO TRIBES • NYANGATOM TRIBES • DAILY LIFE • THREE NATIONAL PARKS WITH ENDEMIC ANIMALS , BIRDS AND AMAZING LANDSCAPES • FOUR UNESCO SITES

Taste your way through Addis Ababa on this half-day gastronomy tour, exploring the vibrant flavors of Ethiopian cuisine. Savor traditional dishes like injera, tibs, and shiro, paired with local beers and a unique coffee ceremony. Visit a popular local restaurant and a meat house to indulge in roasted beef or lamb, experiencing firsthand the rich culinary heritage of Ethiopia. With expert guidance from Tewodros, a local food enthusiast, you'll gain insight into the culture and traditions surrounding Ethiopian dining. - Duration: 4 hours and 30 minutes of culinary exploration - Private transportation included for a personalized experience - Enjoy a variety of vegan and meat dishes at three different eateries - Perfect for food lovers and travelers wanting to experience authentic local flavors

Addis Ababa is the world’s third-highest capital city at 2,665 meters above sea level. It’s a city that has worn its heart on its sleeve since it was founded by Ethiopian Emperor Menelik in 1892. Boasting a cityscape that changes almost daily, with rickety wooden scaffolding creeping slowly skyward, Addis has more than enough history and sights to warrant more than just a stopover. Amharic, the national language, is widely spoken throughout the country and is predominant in Addis Ababa. The principal foreign language is English, but you will also find many people who speak French, Italian, and Arabic. Historian Carlo Conti Rossini once characterized Ethiopia as a “rich cultural mosaic”. He could have also been speaking about Addis Ababa itself. Each of the country's multitude of ethnic groups is represented somewhere in the capital, as are many foreign residents from all parts of the world who contribute to the city's cosmopolitan atmosphere.