2 persons
$526.00
6 persons
$255.00
10 persons
$206.00
Single supplement $50.00
Day 1
Transfer to airport in the morning anf flight to Dire Dawa. Drive to Harer (UNESCO World Heritage site). 60 km. Check into hotel. Walking tour in the center of Harer, visiting the following attractions: house museum of French poet Artur Rimbaud, residence of Ras Teferi (future Emperor Haile Selassie), as well as traditional house of harari people. In the evening excursion on the outskirts of Harer to see feeding of wild hyenas.
ZM Hotel, Harer
Day 2
In the morning drive to Babille Wild Life Reserve, created to protect African elephants, then drive to Dakata area, a unique rock valley, created as a result of wind erosion. Next excursion (only on Mondays and Thursdays) – camel market in Babille. In the afternoon return to Harer and free time in the city. 120 km
ZM Hotel, Harer
Day 3
In the morning walking tour to visit local market. In the afternoon drive to Dire Dawa and short city tour in the second largest city of Ethiopia. Transfer to airport and evening flight to Addis Ababa.

In December 2015 I came to Ethiopia for the fifth time. This time I was interested history of Abyssinia (North Ethiopia, monolithic churches of Lalibela, Axum with granite steles and churches, history of Axumite empire and Queen of Sheba). Itinerary of my tour was flawless, with best service, comfortable hotels and perfect guide service. Everything was interesting and informative. With gratitude, Nora
Transportation
Two regilar flights of Ethiopian airlines, minibus, local taxi bajaj (or tuktuk)
Dates:
Any
Included
Hotel with breakfast in Harer
Entrance fees
Guide services
All transfers by minibus and bajaj
Scout services in Babille wild life reserve
Additional expenses
Air tickets Addis Ababa – Dire Dawa – Addis Ababa
Lunches and dinners

We, five musicians of Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, came to Ethiopia to visit tribes of the south, living in the late stone age. It so happened that we contacted Terra Incognita Tour Operation and its owner Helena. After our trip I can confirm, that to speak about her in superlative mode is to say nothing. Awsome range of knowledge of the country: history, geography, customs - are impressove! In the beginning, when she used to say "my people, my country", it was strange to hear, even though she came to Ethiopia about 30 years ago. But then I understood, that she sincerely loves this country as her own, and grew into Ethiopian culture. Of course, knowledge of amharic language is important, too. We had a feeling, that everybody knows her anf she knows everybody, even in most remote and uncivilized places. We were amazed by her professionalism. Everything beside her works as Swiss watch. I hope we come back to Ethiopia soon and she will take us to Norht Ethiopia. With my deep gratitude to Helena from Misha