This itinerary takes you to some of the most exotic places in Ethiopia and will take you through Harar, Dire Dawa, Addis Ababa. This tour is perfect for couples or individuals. You can stay at comfortable affordable hotels in each location.

Covering 240 000 hectares, the Bale Mountains National Park is a diverse and timeless wonderland, split between high-altitude plateaus and gorges to the North of the Harenna escarpment and densely forested southern areas.

Explore all habitats of the Bale Mountains National Park as you trek across the home of the Ethiopian wolf, mountain nyala, giant molerat, and Bale monkey.

You will visit the amazing rock-hewn churches, visiting the highest mountain in the country. mysterious castles, ancient monasteries, warm and welcoming people.

You will visit the authentic scenery on the northern and north eastern part of Ethiopia. It will be fun!!

This guided tour includes driving 510 km in total with a private comfortable Toyota 4wd equipped with air conditioning and seatbelts, fuel (gasoline), a professional experienced English speaking tour guide and driver.

This Journey will take you to different adventures, historic sites and nomadic way of life, then visit all the amazing travel destinations of the Northern, Southern and Eastern Ethiopia.

We offer a complete film shooting arrangements in Ethiopia for feature films , video films, documentary productions, corporate promotional videos, live event coverage, songs/music videos, and our team organizes a complete infrastructure.

Depart early from Addis to Lake Wenchi. Here you can do some horseback riding or hiking around this stunning Crater Lake, on the next day we'll drive to the Menagesha National Forest for some hiking. Here you will enjoy the wildlife.

This extensive trek explores in depth one of Africans largest mountain ranges, studded with at least a dozen peaks over the 4,000 m mark. These include Ras Dejen the highest point in Ethiopia, and the 4th highest peak in Africa. The area was designated a national park in 1966, and the entire range a UNESCO world heritage site in 1978.