Few places on earth match Ethiopia’s storied history and peaceful arid terrain.
From vast grassland plains to sweeping wooded valleys; rugged, wildlife-rich mountains to otherworldly volcanic deserts, and lush forested plateaus to breathtaking lakes and waterfalls, Ethiopia’s landscapes are as diverse as they are spectacular, and are dotted with vibrant metropolitan cities, traditional tribal villages, and historic castles and monuments which tell of the country’s fascinating past.
There are no direct flights from the UK to Ethiopia. However Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines offer regular direct flights from Frankfurt and Istanbul respectively.
The dry season between October and June is the best time to visit.
We recommend a minimum of 10 days.
UK Citizens must obtain a visa to enter Ethiopia and can purchase one upon arrival at the airport or online prior to their trip.
Rob was a fantastic guide. The trip was very enjoyable and Robs knowledge and expertise were great. Would defo recommend
Excellent service from start to finish. I booked the National 3 Peasks challenge in 24 hours. i had regular communication from Rob and the team prioe to the event checking in on my progress, which really spurred me on as well as a helpful fitness plan i has to folow. For the challenge itself Rob and Tim really helped put the group at ease, and was very encouraging. Such a credit to business. i would not hesitate at all in recommending bookitlist to friends and family and will define use again in the future. Thank you for pushing me to finish the challenge!
Just come back from completing the 24 hour natinal 3 Peaks Challenge with Bookitlist. 25-27th June 2021. From start to finish the group I was in was well looked after. From pick up to drop off the team were well organised & made the experience/challenge as enoyable & relaxing as possible. an unforgettable experience & will definitely be looking out for what other trips they have to offer.
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