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8 Days 7 Nights
Daily Tour
16 people
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This 8-day wildlife adventure showcases the best of Ethiopia’s unique biodiversity, focusing on endemic mammals, soaring mountains, and dramatic national parks. Designed for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers, the itinerary blends highland and savannah habitats, featuring close encounters with gelada baboons, Ethiopian wolves, and the rare Walia ibex. Enjoy stays at excellent lodges and guided safaris in three iconic parks.
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Group Size | 2 | 3 | 0% |
| 2 | Group Size | 4 | 6 | 13.7% |
| 3 | Group Size | 7 | 16 | 20.7% |
Meet and greet, city tour including National Museum and Mount Entoto. Overnight in Addis.
lakeside lunch; transfer to the Simien Mountains National Park. Introduction to highland flora & fauna. Overnight at Simien lodge.
Trek for gelada baboons, search for Walia ibex, see klipspringer and raptors. Spectacular Afro-alpine scenery. Overnight Simien.
Arrive, enjoy forest walks, and acclimatize at lodge near Dinsho. Overnight Bale.
4WD to Sanetti Plateau (search for Ethiopian wolves and giant mole rats), visit Tulu Dimtu peak. Afternoon walk in Harenna Forest (primates, birds, Menelik’s bushbuck). Overnight Bale.
Rift Valley scenery and wildlife stops en route. Optional visit to Lake Zwai for birdwatching. Overnight Awash.
Oryx, kudu, gazelle, baboon troops, crocodiles and hot springs. Birding for ostrich, hornbills, storks. Afternoon at Awash River Falls or Filwoha hot springs. Overnight Awash.
shopping, leisure, or optional cultural tour. Airport transfer and departure.
A: While sightings of gelada baboons and mountain nyala are highly likely, wildlife is unpredictable. The Ethiopian wolf and Walia ibex are rare but regularly observed on properly guided tours.
A: Yes—walks and drives are moderate. Trek options can be adapted for all fitness levels.
A: October–March is prime, with pleasant weather and higher animal activity in open landscapes.
A: Absolutely! Ethiopia boasts more than 860 bird species, many of them endemic.
A: Yes, with advance notice for vegetarian, vegan, or allergy-specific diets.
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