Discover the natural beauty and rich biodiversity of Menagesha Forest, just a short drive from Addis Ababa. Wander through ancient trees and diverse flora on a guided hike, spot native wildlife like Guereza monkeys, and explore an old sawmill compound. Finish your day with a refreshing stop at the Meta Brewery, enjoying local beer in a peaceful garden setting near a stunning waterfall. This trip offers a perfect escape to nature combined with cultural insights.

Discover Ethiopia’s southern wonders, from the ancient city of Harar to the wildlife of Bale Mountains and the vibrant cultures of the Omo Valley’s unique tribes

Embark on a captivating 4-day adventure through the culturally rich Omo Valley, home to some of the most unique and ancient tribes in the world. Your journey will take you deep into Ethiopia’s southern regions, where the landscapes blend with a tapestry of traditions, languages, and customs that have been preserved for centuries.

Embark on a thrilling adventure through Ethiopia’s Simien Mountains with this 4-day trekking tour, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking a challenge.

Embark on an unforgettable birding journey in the heart of Ethiopia’s highlands, the Bale Mountains National Park. This unique ecosystem is home to over 300 bird species, including several endemics like the Abyssinian Owl and Blue-winged Goose.

Lalibela Tour Overview
Lalibela, located in northern Ethiopia, is one of the world’s most remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is famous for its rock-hewn churches, carved entirely out of volcanic rock in the late 12th and early 13th centuries during the reign of King Lalibela. The site is sometimes called the “New Jerusalem” because it was built as a spiritual alternative for pilgrims who couldn’t travel to the Ho

1. The Rock-Hewn Churches
There are 11 medieval monolithic churches divided into two main groups, connected by tunnels and t
Surroundings & Scenery

Lalibela is set in stunning highland landscapes, offering opportunities for hiking.

Known as one of the hottest and most surreal places on Earth, the Danakil Depression boasts active volcanoes, colorful sulfur springs, and vast salt flats. It’s an explorer’s dream and a photographer’s paradise.