A trip that will make you enjoy the diversity of Ethiopia.
Description
A Journey Through Ethiopia That Stays With You.
This journey through Ethiopia is not simply one of the most complete experiences in our catalogue... it is transformative. It connects two souls of the country: the majestic and solemn North, guardian of an emotional historical and monumental legacy; and the vibrant, deeply human South, where the diversity of ethnic groups turns every encounter into a lesson in life.
This is not a journey you merely observe... it is one you feel.
We begin in Addis Ababa, the beating heart of the nation. Amid the energy of Africa’s largest open-air market and the constant pulse of the city, we start to understand the force that defines Ethiopia.
From there, we fly to Lalibela — humble, sacred, timeless. Standing before its rock-hewn churches, especially the extraordinary monolithic Church of St. George, we do more than admire architectural brilliance. We feel faith carved into stone. We sense centuries of devotion in the silence. Spirituality lingers in every corner.
Our journey continues to Bahir Dar, resting peacefully on the shores of Lake Tana. Sailing across its waters toward hidden island monasteries feels like crossing into another era. Life here moves to the ancestral rhythm of fishing and tradition. And when the great Blue Nile thunders over its falls, the roar reminds us that Ethiopia is living, powerful, untamed.
In Gondar, the former imperial capital, medieval castles open their gates as silent witnesses to a glorious past. Then, in the breathtaking Simien Mountains National Park — the “Roof of Ethiopia” — we breathe the purest air and gaze upon landscapes that seem endless. Among cliffs and peaks, Gelada baboons watch us like guardians of a world suspended between earth and sky.
A short flight returns us to Addis Ababa — and with it, a new chapter begins. The South calls.
The road changes, and so does our perspective. In 4x4 vehicles, we journey through landscapes that grow wider, wilder, more intense. The Great Rift Valley lakes stretch like immense mirrors where crocodiles, hippos, and hundreds of bird species animate the horizon with movement.
And finally, the Omo Valley.
Here, the journey reaches its most human dimension. Tribal villages welcome us with pride and warmth. Hamer, Karo, Banna, Dassanech, Tsemay, Mursi — communities that preserve ancestral ways of life and identities expressed in every gesture, every gaze, every intricate body adornment.
Colorful tribal markets awaken all the senses. And as we cross the endless savannah by 4x4, something profound emerges: a deep sense of freedom, the unmistakable feeling of living something authentic and unrepeatable.
Ethiopia is not a place you simply visit.
Ethiopia stays with you.
Technical Specifications
Duration: 14 days – Add or delete days to the northern route as per your interests
Prices: 2.650 € pp (2 pers) / 1.995 € pp (4 pers) / 1.795 € pp (6 pers) ...
Transport: Ground transportation and 4x domestic flight with Ethiopian Airlines
Hotels: Comfortable standard hotels offering good breakfast, good showers, and quality beds
Intensity: Low level of difficulty
Child-friendly: Yes, but we’ll need to get up early
Full board: Lunch and dinner not included, giving travelers more freedom (optional €25 per person per day)
Payment terms: Deposit of 20% via bank transfert Remaining 80% in cash (€ or $) upon arrival
Itinerary with Map
Day 1 – Addis Abeba
Day 2 – Addis Abeba - Lalibela
Day 3 – Lalibela
Day 4 – Lalibela - Gondar
Day 5 – Gondar
Day 6 – Gondar – Bahar Dar
Day 7 – Bahar Dar – Lago Hawassa
Day 8 – Lago Hawassa – Arba Minch
Day 9 – Arba Minch – Konso
Day 10 – Konso – Turmi
Day 11 – Turmi
Day 12 – Turmi – Jinka
Day 13 – Jinka
Day 14 – Jinka –Addis Abeba – End of the trip
What's included
• Transfers from and to all airports• Ground vehicle with english-speaking driver and fuel included
• Domestic flights x4 with Ethiopian Airlines (fare with ET discount)
• Accommodation at hotels in DOUBLE/TWIN room in Bed&Breakfast occupancy
• Entrances to ALL momuments, visit sites, National Parks and tribal villages
• Local english-speaking guides at all visit sites
• Scouts at National Parks
• Boat to navigate on Lake Tana and Lake Chamo
• Local barges for Omo river crossing
• Photo fees at tribal villages
• Tips for porters, local guides, scouts, etc
• Very good vibes and lots of adventure!!
What's not included
• Entry visa• International flight
• Lunch and dinner (we recommend best restaurant en route)
• Tips for drivers
• Travel insurance: Travel with peace of mind in Africa – enjoy 5% off your insurance HERE