Bale Mountains Wildlife Safari
Wildlife, Trekking & Bird Watching
Duration
5 Days / 4 Nights
Price
$
Difficulty
Moderate
Destination
Bale Mountains
About This Tour
The Bale Mountains National Park is a high-altitude plateau bisected by spectacular volcanic stops and summits. The area was formed by volcanic activities and consists of six volcanic cones, all more than 4,000 meters high. This unique ecosystem is home to rare endemic species found nowhere else on Earth, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and trekkers seeking solitude in pristine wilderness.
Highlights
- Spot the Ethiopian Wolf and Mountain Nyala, two of Africa’s rarest creatures.
- Traverse Afro-Alpine moorlands, volcanic peaks, and dense forests.
- Visit Sof Omar Cave, Africa’s longest cave system, and the mystical Harenna Forest
- Explore Senkele Wildlife Sanctuary and relax on the shores of Lake Langano.
- Witness thousands of Lesser Flamingos at Abijatta-Shalla National Park.
- Enjoy a farewell cultural dinner featuring traditional Ethiopian cuisine.
6-Day Bale Mountains Adventure-Explore Ethiopia’s Wild Heart
Embark on a 6-day wildlife expedition through Ethiopia’s Bale Mountains National Park. Spot rare species like the Ethiopian Wolf and Mountain Nyala, explore Sof Omar Cave, and witness 283 bird species.This hidden gem is a paradise for nature lovers, adventurers, and wildlife enthusiasts, boasting towering volcanic peaks, vast Afro-Alpine moorlands, lush forests, and Ethiopia’s most elusive wildlife.Trek through Afro-Alpine moorlands, ancient forests, and volcanic landscapes. Limited spots available—book now!
Tour Code: BST221
Duration: 5 Nights,6 Days
Transportation: 4WD
Tour Type: Nature & Wildlife Safari
Day 1: Addis Ababa’s History & Natural Wonders
Your adventure begins in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s vibrant capital, where modern culture intertwines with deep-rooted history. As you ascend Entoto Mountain (3,300m), the crisp air carries whispers of Ethiopia’s imperial past. From this breathtaking vantage point, you gaze at the sprawling city below, where tradition and progress coexist.
Descending to the Ethnological Museum, you step into the legacy of Ethiopian rulers, admiring ancient royal garments and artifacts. Later, the National Museum unveils the astonishing remains of Lucy, the 3.2-million-year-old hominid fossil that reshaped our understanding of human origins.
After a visit to the Holy Trinity Cathedral, an Ethiopian Orthodox masterpiece, you begin your 100 km journey to Adama. Rolling hills and vast farmlands line the road as you settle into your hotel, preparing for the wild landscapes ahead.
Accommodation: Haile Hotel Adama
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