Excursões Privadas: Sem Comissões e Adaptadas às Suas Necessidades

Harar, Ethiopia

English (native)

6 - 7 Hours

This Trip can be extended in to 3 days/nights if Babille elephant sancuary is Added.

Beyene Assefa

Deutsch (native)

100 - 150 Hours

Die Dahabiya Nilreise kann jederzeit nach Wunsch organisiert und angeboten werden!

Sabry Wahba

English (native)

8 - 10 Hours

Please be attention- this trip is going on through the major religious sites of Ethiopian Orthodox churches. When you are approaching every churches : -Smoking is not allowed -Womens are politely asked to cover their hair with scarfs. (But not obligatory) -All are asked to take off hat and shoes before entering the churches.

Beyene Assefa

Grad Skradin, Croatia

Hrvatski (native), English

5 - 12 Hours

Tour available from Split, Šibenik and sourunding locations

Anita Marinov

English (native)

7 - 8 Hours

This trip can be extended in to 3 days/2 nights if day trip to the ancient temple of Yeha is included.

Beyene Assefa

Grad Trogir, Croatia

Hrvatski (native), English, Español

1 - 2 Hours

Zarko Damjanovic

Deutsch (native)

6 - 7 Hours

Sabry Wahba

English (native)

8 - 9 Hours

Tourists need to come with :Comfortable walking shoees -Walking stick -Mosquitoe replenishment lotion

Beyene Assefa

Gonder, Ethiopia

English (native)

3 - 5 Hours

Gondar is a city in north west of Ethiopia bounded with lake Tana in the south, Simen mountains in the north and Sudan in the west. It was the 3rd permanent capital of Ethiopia for about 300 years.

Beyene Assefa

French (native), Deutsch, English

70 - 72 Hours

Madagascar Travel Overview: Climate: Tropical with a dry season from May to October. Prepare for humidity and possible rain in certain areas. Health & Safety: Recommended vaccinations include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow Fever. Malaria is present, so carry anti-malarial medication. Currency: The local currency is the Malagasy Ariary (MGA). ATMs are available in major cities; cash is essential for rural areas. Language: Malagasy and French are the official languages. English is not widely spoken outside tourist areas. Transportation: Roads can be rough, especially in remote areas. Flights between cities are recommended for efficiency. What to Bring: 1. Clothing: Lightweight clothes, long sleeves/pants for mosquitoes, swimwear, and comfortable shoes. 2. Health Essentials: Mosquito repellent, sunscreen, first-aid kit, and personal medications. 3. Gear: Camera, binoculars, power bank, and travel adapters for charging. 4. Documents: Passport (valid for 6 months), visa (available on arrival), flight details. 5. Other: Water bottle, snacks, and cash (local currency). Trip Tips: Time Zone: East Africa Time (EAT), UTC +3. Etiquette: Greet with a handshake, salama (Salam) or “Manao ahoana” (Hello). Communication: Limited mobile service in remote areas; a local guide is recommended.

RickiCardo Milasoa