Displaying items by tag: Wildlife Viewing

Birdwatching Hikes

NOW OPEN Lephis' diverse topography includes mountain chains, valleys, and glades with unspoiled highland forests bursting with unique flora and fauna. Known for its birds, Lephis is home to the…

Kibba Horse Trail

NOW OPEN! After meeting a local community guide and horse handler at the Lephis Welcome Tukul, visitors will journey by horseback alongside the foothills of the beautiful Arsi Mountain range.…

Bird Island & Hippo Tour

NOW OPEN! The day starts with bird watching near the shoreline marshes of Ziway, followed by a slow cruise around the nesting grounds of Tulu Simbero, which means Bird Island…

3-5 Day Trekking Tours

Newly opened guests houses in Abuna Yoseph provide visitors with an opportunity to trek into the higher areas of the afro-alpine mountains. Highlights of this mountain trek include giant lobelia…

Located 400km southeast of Addis Ababa, the Bale Mountains National Park contains a spectacularly diverse landscape.The high altitude, afro-montane Sanetti Plateau rises to over 4,000m and includes the highest peak…

2 night/3 day Self Drive Tour

Day 1: Drive from Addis Ababa to Guassa, arriving lunchtime or late afternoon. Possible visit the church of Arbara Medanealem, located in the small settlement of Yigem, about 20km before…

1 night/2 day Trekking Tour

Day 1: Visitors arrive at the Guassa Community Lodge at Regreg around lunchtime to meet their guide and check in. After a rest, visitors take a short trek on foot…

2 night/3 day Trekking Tour

Day 1: Visitors arrive at the Guassa Community Lodge at Regreg around lunchtime to meet their guide and check in. After a rest, visitors will take a short trek to…

3 night/4 day Trekking Tour

Day 1: Vistors arrive at Guassa Community Lodge at Regreg around lunchtime to meet their guide and check in. After a rest, vistors will take a short trek to the…

Lake Ziway Short Boat Tour

The day starts with bird watching near the shoreline marshes, followed by a cruise around the nesting grounds of Tulu Simbero which means Bird Island in the local Oromifa language.…