After breakfast you will be driven 110 kms north from Addis Ababa over the Entoto Mountains passing through the Sululta Plains to the Monastery of Debre Libanos founded in the 13th century by Abune Tekle Haymanot. Overlooking Jemma River Gorge, a tributary of the Blue Nile, the Monastery owns ecclesiastical, cultural and historical relics, and boasts a rare grove of trees that have disappeared from elsewhere in the region. Lunch at Ethio-Germany Lodge.
Drive to a 16th Century Bridge still in use today and said to have been built by Portuguese.
Ethiopia has rightly become one of Africa's leading birding destinations.
Ethiopia is well known for its human fossils, especially the world famous Lucy (or Dinknesh in Ethiopia) language.
It is a land of astonishing natural beauty offering all sort of landscapes scenery ranging from semi desert steppe to afro-alpine highlands soaring as high as 4,620 meter above sea level.
Ethiopia has a larger population of equines – horses, mules and donkeys. Horses in particular have played a prominent role in the history and culture of Ethiopia.
Ethiopian Lakes are home to different species of fishes and other aquatic organisms. Many endemic and native fishes are listed in the world fish data base.
Ethiopia is an exceptional interesting country for bicycle tours. The climate is pleasant, the landscape varies from green rolling hills to dramatic mountains with impressive views.