Bahir Dar
Bahir Dar is the lake side city, situated on the southern shore of Lake Tana, the largest lake in Ethiopia. The lake is the source
Harar
The ancient walled city of Harar is the centre of Muslim faith and considered as the Fourth Holy City of Islam, next to Mecca, Medina
Tour Packages : Historic Routes Program 3
By Flight 6 days and 5 nights Day 1 Arrival and transfer to hotel. Over night hotel Day 2 Fly to Bahir Dar, boat trip on
Omo Valley
The southern part of Ethiopia is home to a remarkable mix of small, contrasting ethnic groups. It is the melting pot of many more unique
Tour Packages : Cultural Tour to Omo Valley 1
By surface 11 days and 10 nights Day 1. Arrival and transfer to hotel. Over night hotel Day 2. Early drive to Arba Minch town
Tour Packages : Cultural Tour to Omo Valley 1
By surface 11 days and 10 nights Day 1. Arrival and transfer to hotel. Over night hotel Day 2. Early drive to Arba Minch town
Tour Packages : Historic Route, Semein Mountain National Park and Harar
By Flight and surface 6days and 5 nights Day 1 Arrival and transfer to hotel. Over night hotel Day 2 Fly to Bahir Dar, boat
Tour Packages : Historic Routes Program 3
By Flight 6 days and 5 nights Day 1 Arrival and transfer to hotel. Over night hotel Day 2 Fly to Bahir Dar, boat trip on
Tour Packages : Historic Routes Program 2
Day 1: ARRIVAL AT ADDIS ABABA: Arrival at Bole International Airport (Addis Ababa) where you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel.
Tour Packages : Historic Routes Program 1
EAT 301 Historic Routes Program : By surface 13days and 12 nights Day 1: Arrival and transfer to hotel. Over night hotel Day 2: Drive to Bahirdar en
Tour Packages : Ethiopian Rift Valley Tour
EAT 200 Ethiopian Rift Valley Tour The Great Rift Valley, which extends from the Middle East to Mozambique passes right through Ethiopia endowing the country
Tour packages : Addis Ababa & Its Surrounding
EAT 100 Addis Ababa and Its Surrounding The Capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa literally mean new flower was founded by Emperor Menelik II in 1887. It