Top Addis Ababa Plantation Tours

Explore Ethiopia’s nature and culture on this guided excursion. After a airport pickup, visit one of the country’s oldest monasteries, Debre Libanos, and see its tombs, museum, and the nearby cave where its founding saint prayed. Head to the Blue Nile Gorge and admire amazing views while watching for Ethiopia’s endemic Gelada monkey. Enjoy a traditional coffee ceremony and a delicious dinner to finish your day of exploring.

A fun and informative getaway from the city, this tour to the Entoto Mountains from Addis Ababa is a great way to learn more about Ethiopian culture outside city limits. Visit the famous Debre Libanos Monastery, admire mountain scenery, see the famous Portuguese bridge, and catch sight of wildlife. Plus, learn about the sights from your guide as you travel.

Between chaotic traffic and a sprawling layout, navigating Addis Ababa can be intimidating, but exploring with a personal driver and guide takes the stress out of experiencing Ethiopia’s must-see capital. From a scenic viewpoint atop Mount Entoto to a Second World War site, the Addis Ababa Museum, and the vast Merkato, this full-day private tour is a curated introduction to a fascinating city.

Visit both the National Museum of Ethiopia and Mount Entoto in just half a day with this small-group tour. You'll start at the National Museum, where you'll see all sorts of archeological wonders, including the famous fossils of Lucy, the famous hominoid who lived millions of years ago. You'll then head up to Mount Entoto to take in beautiful views of the city before returning to your hotel.

This tour allows travelers to experience a close-up view of an active volcano lake, the lowest inhabited place on earth and the beautiful picturesque landmarks of the Afar area.

Experience many of Addis Ababa’s highlights on one comprehensive and private half-day tour. After a convenient hotel or airport pickup, catch amazing views of Ethiopia’s capital city from atop Enoto. Explore important landmarks like the 15th-century church and Rastafarian pilgrimage site St. George Cathedral. Visit the National Museum, where the 3 million-year-old fossil of Lucy is kept, and Merkato, the giant open-air market.

Don’t miss this tour if you happen to be in Addis as with this tour, we combine the newly inaugurated Unity Park with visit to the largest open-air market, Merkato & Yeka Terara for an amazing Addis Ababa City & sunset view. The Unity Park, a newly refurbished park at the Grand Palace, covering about 20 acres of land, is suitable for a cosmopolitan traveler with fantastic mix of old Ethiopia with the new, impartially dealing with the history of the rulers of Ethiopia of the last 200 years. The park puts the recent history of Ethiopia in short and simple way and supported by interactive multimedia featuring more than 1000 display items, 6 attractions: the historical buildings, indigenous plants exhibition, indigenous black mane lion zoo, a green area and the nine regions’ pavilion and a zoo. The tour is accompanied by well versed & well-groomed drivers & professional guides that make personal and traveler safety their anthem, so feel safe with us!

Ethiopia, the original home of the coffee plant, coffee Arabica, which still grows wild in the forest of the highlands. While nobody is sure exactly how coffee was originally discovered as a beverage, it is believed that its cultivation and use began as early as the 9th century. Some authorities claim that it was cultivated in the Yemen earlier, around AD 575. The only thing that seems certain is that it originated in Ethiopia, from where it traveled to the Yemen about 600 years ago, and from Arabia it began its journey around the world.