Safari Overview
Rock-hewn churches
Situated in the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia boasts extraordinary natural features, a vast range of wildlife, and a captivating historical and cultural heritage. An increasing number of visitors are frequenting this treasure trove filled with unique attractions. Popular attractions include the mediaeval castles of Gondar; the walled city of Harar; and Lalibela, a pilgrimage site known for its ancient monolithic churches, hewn into the area’s steep, rocky hillsides. Ethiopia’s stunning natural landscapes are the real tourist drawcard.
Fascinating scenery
From the lush Simien Mountains to the sulphur vents of the Danakil Depression, the country’s outstanding natural environment is unforgettable. Bahir Dar, located on Lake Tana, is popular as a base from which to explore the fascinating monasteries situated on the numerous islands dotted around the lake. As well as the Blue Nile Falls, which are arguably the most spectacular in North Africa.
Ethno-Culture
Ethiopia is regarded as the land of history and the cradle of human beings. Ethiopia is distinguished from many African destinations by its wealth of historic sites and the identity of its unique and diverse cultures. Among the best-known historic sites are Bahir Dar, Gondar, and Lalibela. All of these speak of the people’s great faith and unmatched architectural skills. Together, they make up the northern historic route. This is a highlight of this itinerary.
This trip will also provide discovery of the ethnic community of Omo Valley. The most fascinating people on the continent of Africa and around the world. They have kept their unique and diverse traditional costumes, traditions, and beliefs. You also visit the central Rift Valley Lakes region and national parks.
