Private Tours

Use a private journey to shape the pace around your own party. The route groups below offer different starting points for deciding what to explore and how much movement to include.

Begin with a regional circuit

Give landscapes more time

The walking and landscape group includes Simien, Bale, community trekking and Danakil combinations. Count consecutive active days before choosing an outline.

Choose a mountain wildlife focus

The safari group centres on Bale and Simien routes. Look at the balance between observation, walking and transfers within each day.

Explore south of Addis Ababa

Omo, Rift Valley, Bale, southern circuits and a birding itinerary form the southern group. Decide which habitat or cultural interest should set the pace.

Follow a historical theme

Discover Lalibela, Northern Highlights and Historic Towns of Ethiopia concentrate the historical route group. Choose depth in one place or connections between several periods.

Build around a festival interest

Christmas in Lalibela and Timket on the Plateaus are the festival examples. A festival interest needs its own date-specific plan; an old example does not establish a new programme.

Compare extended journeys

The longer-route group includes regional combinations, birding, Timket and Northern Odyssey. Distinguish having more days from wanting more stops; depth can be a reason to travel longer.

Explore specialised stays and connections

Remote expeditions, aerial routes, southern journeys, Bale and Omo camping form a separate group. Explain which stays and travel arrangements would make the experience worthwhile for your party.

Agree priorities across your party

Ask each person to choose one essential experience and one preference they can compromise on. Compare those answers before requesting changes to an itinerary. A private format works best when the group has a shared view of pace, walking effort and time to rest.

Explore the collection

Shape your journey

Bring your preferred dates, interests and pace together in a planning draft.