Destinations
Explore the breathtaking landscapes, ancient history, and vibrant cultures of Ethiopia.
Home to 11 monolithic rock-hewn churches, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A national park and UNESCO World Heritage site, offering dramatic landscapes and rare wildlife.
Venture into one of the hottest, lowest, and most surreal places on Earth, with its alien-like sulphur springs and lava lakes.
A city in northern Ethiopia that was the original capital of the eponymous kingdom of Aksum.
Famous for its walled Fasil Ghebbi fortress and palace compound, a UNESCO site.
A historic walled city, considered the fourth holiest city of Islam, with 82 mosques.
A new high-end lodge providing sustainable access to the stunning Bale Mountains National Park.
Revitalization of the Bahir Dar waterfront, creating a vibrant hub for tourism and local life.
Transforming the rivers of Addis Ababa into beautiful green spaces and recreational areas.
A stunning crater lake project with a new eco-lodge and recreational facilities.
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A lakeside resort development on the shores of Lake Tana, promoting tourism in the Amhara region.
The restoration and development of the historic Abba Jifar Palace into a cultural heritage site.
Discover the land of the first Hijra and King Negus Ashama, a site of profound Islamic heritage and a symbol of refuge and faith.
A city in southern Ethiopia, serving as a gateway to Nechisar National Park and the Omo Valley.
A picturesque city on the shore of Lake Tana, known for its island monasteries and the Blue Nile Falls.
A remote region in southern Ethiopia, home to a remarkable diversity of indigenous ethnic groups.
Ethiopia's second-largest city, known for its colonial-era architecture and bustling markets.
A continuously active basaltic shield volcano in the Afar Region, famous for its persistent lava lake.
One of the world's most spectacular and extensive underground cave systems.
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring 36 ancient stelae with enigmatic carvings.
The oldest standing structure in Ethiopia, dating back to around 700 BCE.
A rock-hewn church south of Addis Ababa, similar in style to those in Lalibela.
A stunning cluster of rock-hewn churches perched high in the cliffs of the Tigray region.
A vast coffee-growing region known for its beans with rich body and complex floral and citrus notes.
One of the world's most prized coffee origins, famous for bright, fruity, and tea-like beans.