Adimasu Tours arranges tailor-made solutions and strives to comply with your every request. We specialise in tours for groups, families and individuals, from 1-35 days duration. We offer exclusive tours with personal chefs, budget tours, packaged expeditions, adventure trips, photography tours, bird watching tours, nature tours and ethnological tours. All tours can be arranged in a variety of languages including English, German, Italian, Spanish, French and Russian. We specialise in: Lalibela, Danakil Depression, Omo Valley, Bale Mountains, Simien Mountains, Harar, Suri & Gambela, The Rift Valley, Lakes, Coffee tours, Historical and archaeological tours. We also offer 4WD car rental and expedition equipment and are happy to arrange the following services: air ticketing, hotel reservations and airport transfers. Our fleet. We currently have 12 vehicles in our fleet; 4WD’s, land cruisers and mini busses. Our vehicles are always well-maintained in order to live up to the high expectations of safety, reliability and comfort of our international guests. COMMITMENTS We deliver high quality services. Your satisfaction is our business. Starting from the first contact and until after your visit, we are committed to provide you with the best service possible. We use only well-trained and experienced staff. Both prior to your visit, for preparation and during your tour, do we use highly qualified staff only. We prioritise your safety the highest. Consequently our cars are always fully maintained. We use only reliable cars with good tires. This is particularly important when touring on difficult roads in remote areas. We take responsibility. Responsible tourism has always been an integral part of our company. Our adventures are designed with due respect to the local people and their culture. Furthermore we abide by the rules of eco-tourism. We practice fair-mindedness. We have set fair-mindedness as a fundamental value and we practice it - not only in relation to our guests and to our business in <strong>Ethiopia</strong> but in the contact with people in general. We are reliable. Both our guests and the locals in the areas we visit must be able to rely fully on our commitment to what we do. <strong>Ethiopia</strong>: a magnificent, diverse and culturally rich country. <strong>Ethiopia</strong> is the second most populous nation in Africa with its 85 million inhabitants. The ethnic diversity is large and includes more than 80 different ethnic groups and spoken languages, the three largest being Oromio, Amharic & Tigrinya. The country is 1,130,000 square kilometres; two times the size of France. It is located in the North-eastern corner of Africa, landlocked between Djibouti and Eritrea to the North, Somalia to the East, Sudan and South Sudan to the West and Kenya to the South. With it’s significant range in altitude, the highest point being 4,620 meters above and the lowest 116 meters below sea level, <strong>Ethiopia</strong> has three different climate zones. They offer a wide variety of flora and fauna. It is home to a number of unique and spectacular geological sites, among them Danakil Depression, the lowest place in Africa and the hottest place on the planet with one of the few permanent lava lakes. It is also home to a number of endemic mammals and more than 860 bird species out of which more than 30 are endemic. Addis Ababa is the capital of <strong>Ethiopia</strong> and is located in around 2700 meters which makes it the third highest located capitol in the world. It houses a large number of diplomatic missions, like the head quarters of African Union (AU), the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI), the United Nation Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and of more than 90 other diplomatic missions and embassies. <strong>Ethiopia</strong> is among the few African countries that has its own alphabet, time system and calendar. <strong>Ethiopia</strong> is also known for its 2000-year-old history and for being the only African country, which was never colonised. The monuments of the Axumite Empire, the rock hewn churches of Lalibela, the castles of Gondar, the walled city of Harar, and the Konso Cultural Landscape are just a few of the historical Unesco World Heritage sites in the country. All over the country scientists are currently making important findings that contribute to our knowledge and understanding of the origin of our human race and it’s early development. <strong>Ethiopia</strong> is the homeland of coffee, of Lucy, the oldest found humanoid fossil, and of the first marathon athlete, Abebe Bikila, running barefoot and winning gold in the Olympics. <strong>Ethiopia</strong> has been struggling with droughts and famines for many years. But this image is finally changing as more and more people discover the unique value of this magnificent, diverse and culturally rich country and come to visit. 4
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