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Introduction  Start and end in Addis Ababa! With the nature tour Tour to Bale Mountain National Park and crater Lakes, Ethiopia , you have a 3 day tour package taking you through Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and other destinations in Ethiopia. Tour to Bale Mountain National Park and crater Lakes is a small group tour that includes accommodation as well as an expert guide, meals, transport and more.    read more read less

Introduction   Dire Dawa   Today, much bigger, more industrial and generally more commercial and enterprising than Harar, Dire Dawa is a fairly new city by Ethiopian standards. It came into being as a phenomenon of the Djibouti-Addis Abeba Railway line that reached Dire Dawa in 1902. The two cities are 54 km apart.   Harar   Harar’s old walled town (known as Jugal) is a fascinating place that begs exploration. The thick, 5m-high walls running 3.5km around town were erected in the 16th century in defensive response to the migrations northward of the Oromo, and little development occurred outside them until the early 20th century. There are six gates: five 16th-century originals and the car-friendly Harar Gate, also known as Duke’s Gate after Ras Makonnen, the first duke of Harar, who added it in 1889. The colorful atmosphere of its multi-ethnic culture is Harar’s unmistakable characteristic. Traditionally, the walled quarters of old Harar (dating back to the 16th century) have been the exclusive domain of the Harari or Adere people, Ethiopia’s most urbanized ethnic group. It also has an incredibly constant and comfortable climate.   Eastern Hyena Feeding Site   The first sight of Africa’s second-largest predator is usually of vague shadows and luminous green eyes as they skulk in and out of the shadows. As the pack grows more confident, they dart forward with their peculiar gait until all reservations are lost and they approach the hyena men to be fed, literally climbing on top of them to make a show of it.  read more read less

Introduction Addis abeba City Tour Addis was founded in 1886 by Menelik II, and situated at an elevation of around 2438M which makes third highest capital city in the world. Addis Ababa enjoys an excellent climate all year round, with an average temperature of 25°C. Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia. Its name means 'New Flower' and was founded in 1887 by Emperor Menelik. With a population of almost 4 million it is by far the largest city in the country, a bustling place full of interest, color and life. Addis between 2300 and 2500 metres above sea level and has a delightful climate. The city is the diplomatic capital of Africa and is the headquarters of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). There are more than 70 Embassies and consular representatives in the city.  Debre Libanos Monastery Debre Libanos Monastery ( ) is the biggest Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity monastery in Ethiopia.it is most reputed Orthodox monastic enclaves. It was founded by Abune Tekle Haimanot as early as 1260. Debre Libanos is one of villages of nuns and monks, the original monastery (cave) and the modern church with beautiful architecture. Interior paintings and historical antiquities in the church museum are of great interest. it is 100 kilometers north of Addis Ababa on the way, a few kms off the main highway north to Bahar Dar. The scenery is spectacular and the monastery village is situated on a terrace high up on the walls of a thousand metre deep gorge. In the rainy season waterfalls tumble off the surrounding cliffs   read more read less

Introduction It's been called one of the most alien places on earth — a "gateway to hell" and, in the words of British explorer Wilfred Thesiger, a veritable "land of death." The sulfurous hot springs, acid pools, steaming fissures and salt mountains of the Danakil Depression resemble scenes from a science fiction movie. But the area is very real — and it's one of Ethiopia's top attractions. One of the hottest places on earth (by average daily temperature) as well as one of the lowest (over 400 feet below sea level), the Danakil Depression entices three main types of people to the area: salt miners, scientists and travelers. As they have done for centuries, miners travel hours — often by camel caravans — to extract salt slabs from the flat pans around Lake Afar. Salt is the region's "white gold" and was a form of currency in Ethiopia until the 20th century. Scientists are attracted to the conditions. In the 1960s, the area was used to study plate tectonics, but more recently astrobiological exploration is the larger scientific draw.  In the spring of 2016, researchers from the University of Bologna, Italy's International Research School of Planetary Sciences and Ethiopia's Mekelle University studied whether microbes can withstand Danakil's scorchingly inhospitable environment (it turned out they can). Scientists wonder whether if extremophiles, as they are known, can survive there, they can survive on Mars too.  read more read less

Introduction Europamundo General Services: Travel by bus with English speaking guide, basic travel insurance, hotel and breakfast buffet. Under exceptional circumstances (breakdowns, delays due to traffic problems, weather problems, strikes, sports and religious events, congresses, sanitary precautions and protocols or other complex situations), Europamundo reserves the right to modify the sites visited, the order of the visits on certain days or the stages of the itineraries.   read more read less

Introduction Welcome to Copenhagen! The premier capital of Northern Europe is Scandinavia's most fantastic city and the center of the most dynamic region in Europe, the Øresund Region. The city is one of Europe's oldest capitals with an exclusive royal touch - the monarchy in Denmark is the oldest in the world.  In Copenhagen you will find a wide range of entertainment, culture, and shopping. You can enjoy a continental atmosphere and visit the classic destinations such as Tivoli Gardens amusement park and the Copenhagen Zoo. The city is historic and at the same time very youthful and innovative. Many visitors come here to enjoy the great food. There are plenty of well-known gourmet restaurants, many nightlife spots with beer gardens and the traditional Danish open-faced sandwiches.   read more read less

Introduction Amazing walking tour on Hvar Island with beautiful and gentle walks. Spend two nights on the island of Hvar and explore its amazing land on foot and sample its excellent wines, cheese, olive oil and other local products. On this three-day walking tour you're sure to experience the absolute best of Hvar island, staying in charming hotel in Hvar town. With its dramatic coastal position and terracotta roofs of the old town, it is no wonder that Hvar town is known as the Pearl of the Adriatic islands. Hvar island, with 2724 sunny hours each year, is known to be the sunniest spot in the Croatia. Hvar town offers seductive narrow stone streets, elegant local restaurants and a general sense that, if you care about seeing and being seen, this is the place to be. Highlights: Experience the breathtaking scenery of Dalmatian Island Hvar. Walk on great and gentle trails of the island. Explore Hvar town with relaxing walk in the enchanting old town. Stay in charming Mediterranean accommodations. Discover the rich cultural heritage and local culinary delicacies.  read more read less

Introduction Join this short escape to Zagreb, an old Mid-European city with 900 years of history. Feel its charming past and contemporary hustling present. Relax and unwind or visit the historical centre at your own pace, with the main square of Saint Mark that was once a place of trade, and today is the political headquarters. Also, a wide variety of optional extras is available.   read more read less

Introduction Join this short escape to Dubrovnik, known as the ''Pearl of Adriatic'' this astonishing city offers an abundance of attractions for its visitors. Relax and unwind at its world-famous beaches or explore the UNESCO-protected Old City on your own, with a wide variety of optional tours available.   read more read less