Wildlife Safari
Encounter Ethiopia's Unique Endemic Species
Package Overview
Ethiopia's wildlife is as unique as its culture, featuring an extraordinary number of endemic species found nowhere else on Earth. From the Ethiopian wolf—the world's rarest canid—to the charismatic Gelada baboon, our wildlife safaris offer rare opportunities to observe species that exist only in Ethiopia's diverse ecosystems.
Unlike the classic African safari experience, Ethiopia's wildlife adventures take you through dramatically varied habitats: Afro-alpine highlands, montane forests, savanna plains, and wetlands. Each ecosystem hosts its own unique assemblage of animals, making every day of your wildlife journey a new discovery. Our expert naturalist guides ensure meaningful wildlife encounters while supporting conservation efforts.
Tour Highlights
Track endangered Ethiopian wolves in Bale Mountains
Observe massive Gelada baboon troops in Simien Mountains
Spot rare mountain nyala and Menelik's bushbuck
Visit national parks and protected conservation areas
Photography opportunities with expert wildlife guides
Support community-based conservation initiatives
Duration
5-12 days
Group Size
2-8 participants
Best Time
Year-round options
Featured Wildlife
Ethiopian Wolf
The world's rarest canid with fewer than 500 remaining, found only in Ethiopian highlands. Best seen in Bale Mountains.
Gelada Baboon
Large primates known as 'bleeding heart' baboons, living in impressive troops of up to 600 individuals in the Simien Mountains.
Mountain Nyala
Elegant endemic antelope found only in Ethiopian highlands, most reliably seen in Bale Mountains National Park.
Walia Ibex
Critically endangered wild goat endemic to the Simien Mountains, with remarkable cliff-climbing abilities.
What's Included
4WD safari vehicles with excellent viewing angles
Accommodation in lodges and camps within/near parks
All meals during the safari
National park entrance fees and permits
Conservation fee supporting local wildlife projects
Ready to Discover Ethiopia's Unique Wildlife?
Contact us to plan your wildlife safari. We'll help you choose the best parks and timing for your target species, whether endemic mammals or spectacular birds.