Hawassa travel guide and discussion

My friend and I had an amazing 4-day experience with Elias. From the very start until the end of our stay in Addis, Elias was incredibly helpful. We began with a full-day tour in Addis Ababa, where Elias introduced us to the charms of the city of new flower. The following days we ventured out of Addis to Hawassa, enjoying countless memorable stops along the way. Elias ensured we explored Ethiopia fully, always going the extra mile to make us feel safe and comfortable. My only regret is not staying longer, but we've already planned our next trip to Ethiopia. Without a doubt, we’ll choose Elias again, as he has become a wonderful friend to us. I could go on forever, but in short, I highly recommend Elias and Fidel for your stay in Addis Ababa.

We did a week-long private tour with Aman starting in Oromia. We spent three days exploring Bale Mountains National Park through scenic walks in various parts of this stunning park, encountering abundant wildlife such as wolves, the vibrant spring bloom of red hot pokers, and trekking across the Sanetti Plateau. Hussen was an excellent guide – knowledgeable, adaptable, and very attentive. Barch also impressed us as a skilled driver and a knowledgeable guide on Ethiopian culture. In Bale, the Nurobe Hotel provided cozy accommodations as a solid three-star option. After our time in Bale, we enjoyed a night's stay at Haile Resort Hawassa, a lovely destination that offered a pleasant rest following our active days in Bale. Continuing the journey, we drove to Addis, making a stop at Shala Lake National Park to see flamingos, plovers, ostriches, and hot springs, followed by lunch at Langano Lake. The next leg took us to Lalibela via flight, where we spent an enriching three days with Fikru and stayed at the Maribela Hotel. Upon returning to Addis, the Aya Hotel provided excellent accommodations during both stays there. The itinerary was thoughtfully crafted, and Aman’s support was consistently reliable, timely, and warmly hospitable. We will undoubtedly choose Aman for our next adventure in Ethiopia.

I am a frequent guest at Heron Hotel—it truly feels like my second home. The atmosphere is absolutely divine. The staff, especially Nicholas Kaluve, consistently amazes me with exceptional off-menu drinks. Additionally, the Food and Beverage Manager, Mr. Wesley, stands out for his kindness, calm demeanor, expertise, and welcoming nature. It's a place worth visiting anytime. Kudos!

Our trip was custom-organized for us by Eyayaw, spanning 18 days—sometimes traveling with friends, others just as a couple. Starting in Addis, we headed to Lake Tana, then moved on to the Simien Mountains with Dessie as our driver. In the Simien Mountains, we had a highly skilled tour guide and scout. We encountered many Gelada monkeys, breathtaking vistas, perfect hikes, and even a picnic by a waterfall. After several days, we flew back to Addis, met our friends, and traveled together by plane to Semera. The planning for our Danakil trip, including Erta Ale, was flawless. One vehicle carried food, drinks, and a talented cook—a crucial detail since we spent two nights sleeping under the stars. Along the way, we encountered salt lakes, volcanic formations, caravans, and other fascinating sites. At a secluded oasis, we found our beds already prepared. Eyayaw ensured mattresses, linens, and cushions were ready, and the cook had already whipped up an excellent meal. They even brought a portable toilet tent 😃. Though Dallol was a must-see highlight, Erta Ale was more rustic, and the volcanic lake wasn’t active during our visit. We then celebrated Easter in Lalibela, which was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Eyayaw shared extensive knowledge about the monolithic churches and their rich history. Following Easter, we explored the Bale Mountains and Hawassa as a couple. In Bale, we spotted endemic Ethiopian wolves, Nyala antelopes, and plenty of warthogs. Prior to this, we visited stunning lakes teeming with flamingos and pelicans, relaxing hot springs, and beautiful landscapes. Overall, the entire journey was absolutely marvelous. Benjamin, our driver, was incredibly kind and made sure all our wishes were fulfilled. Most of the trip was completed in a reliable 4x4 vehicle. A huge thank you to Eyayaw and his team for giving us such an unforgettable vacation experience!

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On the day of the Great Rift Valley in East Africa, we lived in Awasa. This is the largest city in southern Ethiopia. I was not convinced by this city, but later I found that the cities that went down could no longer see the tall buildings. . There are several lakes in the rift around the city, so many people make a living from fishing and gradually form a traditional fish market culture. When you arrive at the lake early in the morning, you have already seen the crowds of people selling fruits, selling fish, selling straw hats and daily necessities. Interestingly, they also sell water exclusively, and the containers are quite uniform. It is a kind of The yellow pot, and later went to the south to find this yellow pot is a unified standard, everyone will bring such a pot to buy water. The fish market is right by the lake. The fishermen here are netting out of the lake at night. They are fishing until the early morning and come back with a rich catch. There are three kinds of fish, squid, yellow croaker and tilapia, which will be provided to nearby Restaurants and on-site sales, as long as someone buys a fish will kill. Children who are doing nothing also like to join in the fun here. In addition to people, there are many animals, free-range sheep, monkeys everywhere, more of a giant vulture, some of them parked on the top of the tree, some standing by the water, every time they take off The movements are particularly large. From the top of the head, there is a feeling of instantly covering the sky. This bird looks ugly, and is not afraid of people. It even likes to approach people. Every child is close to chasing children, like chasing prey. In addition to this vulture, there are also egrets, sparrows, etc. The whole market is a big carnival of people and nature.