Ethiopia Photo Expedition

Highlights

• Document the unique traditions of the peoples of the Omo Valley, described by National Geographic magazine as “Africa’s Last Frontier,” during dances and gatherings specially arranged for our group.
• Frame a wide array of subjects, from bustling village markets and everyday life among thatched huts to the birdlife of Lake Chamo and the pilgrims of Lalibela.
• Visit Omo Child, an organization co-founded by National Geographic Explorer Lale Labuko, dedicated to rescuing mingi children in the Omo Valley.

What's this trip about?

Between its ancient wonders and its vibrant ethnic traditions, Ethiopia presents a rare chance for photographers to document fascinating cultures barely touched by the centuries. In the Omo River Valley, meet and photograph diverse peoples who distinguish themselves with elaborate body paint, scarification, and lip plates. Document bustling market scenes, and train your lens on the exquisite underground churches of Lalibela.

What's excluded

• International airfare transportation and related fees
• Activities noted as optional in the itinerary
• Gratuities for train or ship’s crew,
• Passport, visa, and permit expenses
• Medical expenses and immunizations
• Baggage/accident/cancellation insurance
• Personal expenses, such as laundry, telephone calls, and alcoholic beverages
• The “B, L, D” notations apply to the period during the expedition only and do not include any meals on flights to/from the expedition

Accommodation