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13 Days
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13 Day Ethiopia Tour
TOUR CODE: ET1

When To Go:
Jan

Arrive In / Depart From:
Addis Ababa (ADD) / Addis Ababa (ADD)

Activity Level:
2

Countries Visited:
1

Tour Style:
Cultural

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Countries Visited: 1

Ethiopia.
Activity Level: 2

These are particularly busy tours that feature a lot of moving around, sometimes by train and short journeys on local transport. Walking tours of towns and cities are leisurely but you should be prepared to be on your feet for several hours. Some of our cultural trips that occur at high altitude and/or require greater independence with baggage handling (at hotels, airports, train stations) also fall into this category.

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Tour Style: Cultural

These three- and four-star hotel-based, "soft adventure" trips concentrate on the culture, history, and natural attributes of our destination. Though there are no strenuous activities built into these tours, you need to be prepared for some full days with some early starts, plenty of walking on uneven surfaces through villages, cities and archaeological sites, and not a lot of "down time." Independence, reasonable fitness, and an ability to be steady on one's feet are critical in order for you to get the most out of these programs.

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20 Days
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20 Day Ethiopia Tour
TOUR CODE: ET2

When To Go:
Jan

Arrive In / Depart From:
Addis Ababa (ADD) / Addis Ababa (ADD)

Activity Level:
2

Countries Visited:
1

Tour Style:
Cultural

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Countries Visited: 1

Ethiopia.
Activity Level: 2

These are particularly busy tours that feature a lot of moving around, sometimes by train and short journeys on local transport. Walking tours of towns and cities are leisurely but you should be prepared to be on your feet for several hours. Some of our cultural trips that occur at high altitude and/or require greater independence with baggage handling (at hotels, airports, train stations) also fall into this category.

To learn more about the Activity levels, please visit our page.
Tour Style: Cultural

These three- and four-star hotel-based, "soft adventure" trips concentrate on the culture, history, and natural attributes of our destination. Though there are no strenuous activities built into these tours, you need to be prepared for some full days with some early starts, plenty of walking on uneven surfaces through villages, cities and archaeological sites, and not a lot of "down time." Independence, reasonable fitness, and an ability to be steady on one's feet are critical in order for you to get the most out of these programs.

To learn more about the Tour Styles, please visit our page.
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Tour Leaders
Tour Leaders for Ethiopia Tours
Our small Ethiopia tours help you better appreciate ‘the cradle of humanity’. Groups have a maximum of 18 participants, so you get to enjoy an easier, more relaxed form of travel. Some of our tour leaders who have led these tours.
Lorna Lissner Lorna has been part of the Adventures Abroad family for close to 25 years. Her days first began behind the scenes in our operations department. Lorna later shifted out from behind a desk and onto the road as a tour leader. Having travelled extensively on her own, as well as leading groups around the world, she finds it easy to fit in wherever she is. Whether it be Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North or South America or various other locations ...she feels home is wherever she hangs her hat. One expression she lives by is "life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but the moments that take your breath away" Read More
Serra Hughes One of our senior tour leaders, Serra has been leading tours for Adventures Abroad since 2005. She is now based in The Netherlands where she is working on a PhD in literature while doing custom tour arrangements for Adventures Abroad and leading the occasional tour. Read More
Chris Tripodi Chris travels because it is the most interesting thing he can think of doing between meals. Anyone can buy a plane ticket, but helping a country come alive through its people, sights, culture, cuisine and customs is what Adventures Abroad is all about. Chris enjoys the inevitable challenges, the unforgettable moments, the warm people, the stories shared, the memories made, and every single morsel of each tour. Read More
Jonathan Hodgson Jonathan has lived much of his life dedicated to the idea that he would rather have a wealth of experiences than a wealth of riches. Having taken up a nomadic lifestyle shortly after finishing his undergraduate degree, he has been on the move on and off over the last 25+ years. The wanderlust has taken him to basing himself in places such as Scotland, Australia and Uzbekistan, and to visiting many more locations around our planet. Now (sort of) settled in Vancouver with his wonderful (and patient) family, he still loves the idea of having the world as his office and always enjoys trying to capture the essence of the locations he travels and tours in with his photography. Read More
Martin Charlton For as long as I can remember I have always had a deep-rooted need to travel and discover new places. Today I feel incredibly fortunate to have spent almost three decades researching, organizing and leading tours worldwide. Read More
Victor Romagnoli I love the excitement of getting up each morning on a tour and not knowing exactly how a day will unfold. It keeps me on my toes so to speak, and adds a breath of excitement to each day on tour. With almost 30 years of tour leading under my belt, I thank all of you for being a part of this exciting journey. Read More
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Tour Leaders Ethiopia
Our small Ethiopia tours help you better appreciate ‘the cradle of humanity’. Groups have a maximum of 18 participants, so you get to enjoy an easier, more relaxed form of travel. Some of our tour leaders who have led these tours.
Lorna Lissner Lorna has been part of the Adventures Abroad family for close to 25 years. Her days first began behind the scenes in our operations department. Lorna later shifted out from behind a desk and onto the road as a tour leader. Having travelled extensively on her own, as well as leading groups around the world, she finds it easy to fit in wherever she is. Whether it be Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North or South America or various other locations ...she feels home is wherever she hangs her hat. One expression she lives by is "life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but the moments that take your breath away" Read More
Serra Hughes One of our senior tour leaders, Serra has been leading tours for Adventures Abroad since 2005. She is now based in The Netherlands where she is working on a PhD in literature while doing custom tour arrangements for Adventures Abroad and leading the occasional tour. Read More
Chris Tripodi Chris travels because it is the most interesting thing he can think of doing between meals. Anyone can buy a plane ticket, but helping a country come alive through its people, sights, culture, cuisine and customs is what Adventures Abroad is all about. Chris enjoys the inevitable challenges, the unforgettable moments, the warm people, the stories shared, the memories made, and every single morsel of each tour. Read More
Jonathan Hodgson Jonathan has lived much of his life dedicated to the idea that he would rather have a wealth of experiences than a wealth of riches. Having taken up a nomadic lifestyle shortly after finishing his undergraduate degree, he has been on the move on and off over the last 25+ years. The wanderlust has taken him to basing himself in places such as Scotland, Australia and Uzbekistan, and to visiting many more locations around our planet. Now (sort of) settled in Vancouver with his wonderful (and patient) family, he still loves the idea of having the world as his office and always enjoys trying to capture the essence of the locations he travels and tours in with his photography. Read More
Martin Charlton For as long as I can remember I have always had a deep-rooted need to travel and discover new places. Today I feel incredibly fortunate to have spent almost three decades researching, organizing and leading tours worldwide. Read More
Victor Romagnoli I love the excitement of getting up each morning on a tour and not knowing exactly how a day will unfold. It keeps me on my toes so to speak, and adds a breath of excitement to each day on tour. With almost 30 years of tour leading under my belt, I thank all of you for being a part of this exciting journey. Read More
FAQ
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01. Do you need a visa to travel to Ethiopia?
All nationals except, those from Kenya and Djibouti, require a visa to visit Ethiopia. You can gain an e-visa beforehand at www.evisa.gov.et. Alternatively, tourist visas can be obtained upon landing at Bole International Airport. A single-entry 30-day visa is available for $52 while a single-entry 90-day visa is $72.
02. Is Ethiopia safe?
Overall, Ethiopia is a very safe destination for travellers and you’re unlikely to encounter any issues. Levels of violent crime are low and extremely rare against tourists. However, you should be wary of thieves and con artists (particularly in Addis Ababa). Remain vigilant in bus terminals and markets, where pickpockets are sometimes known to operate.
03. When is the best time to visit Ethiopia
Generally, the best time of year to visit Ethiopia is during the dry season between October-May. If you do choose to visit during the rainy season (June-September), you’ll benefit from fewer tourists while getting to see much of the land at its most lush and green. January is usually the busiest month to visit Ethiopia when travellers get to enjoy its most vibrant festivals (including Leddet and Timkat) and generally dry and cool weather.
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