Awash Park and Harar

Awash National Park, located in the Afars region of Ethiopia, is a natural gem full of diverse landscapes and fascinating wildlife. Its vast plains, meandering rivers and majestic waterfalls make it an ideal place for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.

A weekend getaway to the park is also possible.


Then you will go to Harar, nicknamed the "holy city", is a historical and cultural wonder of Ethiopia. Known for its ancient fortifications, narrow streets and captivating atmosphere, Harar is a true hidden treasure. With its colorful houses, bustling markets and rich history, Harar is a place not to be missed for travelers looking for authenticity and cultural discoveries.

The main points

  • Discover exceptional wildlife and with a little luck the black-maned lion
  • Walk the streets of Harar and discover its exceptional culture
  • Attend the hyena meal
  • Discovery of the town of Dire Dawa
Days 1 and 2: Addis Ababa - Awash Park

Departing from Addis Ababa, you will take the road to Awash National Park.

You will discover the city and can stroll through the park and waterfalls, paying attention to the crocodiles that lounge on the banks of the river.

The park is also the refuge of emblematic species such as lions, leopards, Oryx and other gazelles and a multitude of exotic birds.

You will be invited to explore its hiking trails, observe animals in their natural habitat and let yourself be immersed in the raw beauty of nature.

Lodge nights in the park

Days 3 and 4 - Harar

The city of Harar is unique in Ethiopia and these days are ideal for:

Stroll through the narrow and labyrinthine streets of the old town to discover its unique architecture and lively atmosphere, visit the ancient fortifications, notably the stone ramparts which surround the town and offer breathtaking views of the surrounding area.

Explore the city's colorful markets, where one can find local produce, traditional crafts and a vibrant atmosphere.
Taste Ethiopian coffee in one of the city's many traditional cafes, discovering the rituals and traditions linked to this iconic drink. Visit Arthur Rimbaud's "house" transformed into a museum.

Or, observe the hyenas during the night feeding ceremony, a unique practice in Harar that offers a memorable and authentic experience.

Nights in a traditional gesthouse

Starting from 1.300,00 € / person

This price includes

  • Double room in 3-4* hotels/lodges (local standards) and guesthouses
  • Full board
  • Non-alcoholic drinks (1 mineral water per person with lunch and dinner)
  • All entries
  • Minibus, or 4x4 experienced driver and fuel
  • Transfers
  • French-speaking local guide throughout the trip
  • Ranger for Awash Park
  • Government tax

This price does not include

  • International flights
  • Visa
  • Cancellation/repatriation insurance (optional)
  • Laundry service
  • All alcoholic beverages
  • camera/video camera fees
  • Tips

Single room supplement: 250.00 euros per person

Details of your trip
Code : 801
  • 6 days / 5 nights
  • Every week
  • Traditional guesthouse/hôtel
  • Transport : 

Why travel with us ?

Value for money

Competitive prices while guaranteeing you quality service

Total flexibility

Our accessibility, our diversity of offers and our commitment to offering experiences adapted to each type of traveler

Services

Our careful drivers, passionate guides selected for their good level of French and respect for the values of Aisha Tours Ethiopia

Guarantees

We have all the necessary guarantees to ensure your peace of mind for your trip: Atout France registration, financial guarantees, insurance and traveler insurance.

Without any other intermediary

With our presence in France and Ethiopia, our advantage is to control your trip without delegating it to another service provider.

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