You will wake up at 4:30am to see Dallol for the second time. After a 30-minute drive, we will have breakfast at 9am near the salt cannon. We will spend some time there until 11:30am, and then drive to Erta Ale, an active volcano. The drive will take approximately 3 hours, and we will reach the Ertale campsite at 2:30am. We will take a one-hour break to capture a good picture of the sunset at the volcano. At 4:15pm, we will walk for an hour to reach the rim. You can choose to stay there and enjoy the sunset for as long as you want. We will return to the campsite around 9pm, where a fresh dinner will be waiting for you.

you will woke up at 4:30 am to witness the sunrise at the volcano. The view was strikingly different from the sunset. You spent time there until 9 am, then made your way back to the campsite. After breakfast at 10:30 am, you drove to Semera via Afdera lake to catch your ET165 flight to Addis,. The drive from Ertale to Semera airport took approximately 5 hours, so we arrived at 4:30 pm to catch the 5:40 pm flight to Addis. We reached Addis Ababa around 6:40 pm and stayed overnight.

You will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Lalibela. Be met upon arrival and transferred to your hotel. ‘Eighth wonder of world Heritage’ Lalibela is famous for its underground rock-hewn cathedrals. In the afternoon you will visit top attractions of Lalibela that will simply stagger you. These churches include Bete Medhane Alem, Bete Mariam, Bete Meskal, Bete Denaghel, Bete Golgotha, Bete Mikael, and Bete Giorgis.Day

Addis -Jinka - Hammer In the afternoon,fly out to Jinka, and meet your guide and driver,then direct drive to Turmi.Turmi is an area located at the southeastern part of Omo and where the Hammer people lives by.The Hamers are a fine looking people, both men and women take great pride in their appearance, shaving and colouring their hair, oiling their bodies and decorating themselves with beads and bracelets worn around arms and legs.So, you will drive to one of the local Hammer Village and spend the rest of the days visit the Hammer people.Overnight, camping at the Village with the Hammer people.

fly to Jinka in the afternoon. Meet your guide and driver, then head straight to Turmi in the southeastern part of Omo, home to the Hammer people. The Hamers are known for their striking appearance, with both men and women taking pride in their grooming and adornments. Visit a local Hammer village and spend the day immersing yourself in their culture. Stay overnight at Buska Lodge.

Today, early in the morning, we will drive to Kara village. The Kara tribe is among the smallest tribes in the area, numbering only 3000 people. They settled on the west bank of the Omo River and are believed to be masters of body painting, which they use for beautifying purposes. So today, you will meet this authentic people at one of their second biggest villages called Dus (one of the furthest villages which is not often visited by tourists) and the most important place for the entire Kara people. You will spend some time with the Kara people. Afterwards, you will drive back to Jinka. But before Jinka, along the way, again you will attend one of the biggest and most colourful weekly tribal markets at the village called Alduba, where more than three different tribal groups join together with their own different reasons

Today, once again early in the morning, you will drive to Mursi (70km) to visit the Mursi tribe who have settled inside the Mago National Park. They are renowned for the strange custom followed by their women, who, upon reaching maturity, have their lower lips slit and circular clay discs inserted. You will arrive at the village in the late morning, spend some time visiting the Mursi village, and share experiences with the local Mursi people. Afterwards, you will drive back to Jinka, where you will catch the flight back to Addis. End of Tour.