Tour riêng
Ngôn ngữ có sẵn
144 giờ
Vé di động
Starts in Jinka – Ends in Arba Minch
This immersive 6-day cultural journey takes you deep into Ethiopia’s Omo Valley, one of the most ethnically diverse regions in Africa. Beginning in Jinka and ending in Arba Minch, the tour connects you with nine unique tribes, each with its own language, customs, and ancestral knowledge. Meet the Mursi, known for lip plates and scarification; the Ari, skilled in pottery and distilling; and the artistic Kara, famous for body painting along the Omo River. Venture further to the remote Nyangatom and cross the river to visit the resilient Dassanech. Continue to the peaceful Arbore and the UNESCO-recognized Konso people. The journey ends in the Dorze highlands, known for weaving and bamboo houses, and concludes with a scenic boat trip on Lake Chamo, where crocodiles, hippos, and birdlife fill the waters of the Great Rift Valley.
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Anything not mentioned in the tour program is not included.
Jinka Resort
Jinka Ethiopia
Jinka Airport
Jinka Ethiopia
NASA pension, Jinka.
LUNCH
Lunch
DINNER
Dinner
Mago National Park
If you arrive in Jinka in the morning or before noon, we’ll begin your adventure with a drive into Mago National Park to visit the Mursi tribe — one of the Omo Valley’s most well-known and visually striking communities. The Mursi are famous for their lip plates, body scarification, and bold cultural expressions, offering a powerful introduction to the region’s tribal diversity. After spending the morning with the Mursi, we return to Jinka by midday for a relaxed lunch and a chance to refresh. In the afternoon, we continue with two meaningful cultural experiences that deepen your understanding of the Omo Valley:
South Omo Research Centre Museum
This small but fascinating ethnographic museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of over 16 indigenous tribes in the South Omo Zone. You’ll see tribal tools, ornaments, traditional clothing, and historical photos — a perfect way to connect what you saw in the morning with deeper anthropological context.
Jinka
We then visit a nearby Ari village, home to one of the region’s most populous and industrious tribes. Walk through family compounds, meet local artisans making pottery or distilling araki (local liquor), and enjoy the hospitality of this warm community. It’s a calm, authentic experience that contrasts beautifully with the wild landscapes of the morning.
Paradise Lodge, Turmi.
LUNCH
Lunch
DINNER
Dinner
Key Afer
On the way to Turmi, we’ll have the opportunity to meet members of the Banna and Hamar tribes along the roadside, offering early insight into the diverse cultures of the Omo Valley. If your travel falls on a Thursday, we’ll stop at Key Afer Market—the largest and most vibrant in the region. This colorful gathering brings together three major tribes, including the Bena, for trading, socializing, and storytelling. Be sure to check out the shaded café area under the trees, where locals gather to relax and chat.
If your visit falls on a Tuesday, make sure to stop at the vibrant Alduba Market. Larger than the markets in Turmi or Dimeka, Alduba attracts a lively crowd from several surrounding tribes who gather to trade goods, share news, and socialize. One of the market’s highlights is the informal café area beneath the trees at the back—an authentic social hub where locals sit, drink, and chat in the shade. It’s an ideal place to observe the everyday rhythm of life in the Omo Valley.
Depending on the day, you may also experience the Dimeka Market (held on Saturday and Tuesday), one of the best places to see the Hamar people in action. Located about 30 km north of Turmi, this market includes a lively area for souvenirs and tribal crafts.
Turmi
In the afternoon, we’ll visit a traditional Hamar village, spending time with one of the largest and most welcoming communities in the region. If the timing is right and the season allows, you may also witness the extraordinary Hamar bull-jumping ceremony—a rare and powerful rite of passage that occurs with little advance notice. We will spend the next two nights in Turmi, using it as a base to explore surrounding tribal areas. Upcoming highlights include visits to the Dassanech and Nyangatom (Bume) communities—both rich in tradition and cultural depth.
Paradise Lodge, Jinka.
LUNCH
Lunch
DINNER
Dinner
After breakfast, we cross the Omo River to visit the Nyangatom people, semi-nomadic pastoralists living near the South Sudan border. Their remote villages offer a rare and authentic cultural experience.
We then continue to Korcho, a scenic Kara village overlooking the Omo River. The Kara are known for their stunning body painting using chalk and natural pigments. Spend time exploring the village, meeting locals, and enjoying panoramic views. We return to Turmi by midday. If you’re lucky, you may be invited to a Hamar bull-jumping ceremony—a powerful coming-of-age ritual. As it’s a spontaneous tradition, it’s not guaranteed or included in the official itinerary.
Kanta Lodge, Konso.
DINNER
Dinner
After breakfast, we head to Omorate and cross the Omo River by local boat to visit the Dassanech tribe. Living along the northern shore of Lake Turkana, the Dassanech are known for their resilience in a harsh environment and their distinctive body adornments and hairstyles.
After this unique encounter, we drive through dry, beautiful lowlands to reach the Arbore tribe, a small pastoral community known for their black headscarves, vibrant beadwork, and peaceful demeanor. You’ll have time to walk through their village and learn about their social customs and traditions. Continue to Konso for overnight, a highland town famous for its ancient culture and terraced agriculture.
Paradise Lodge, Arbaminch.
LUNCH
Lunch
DINNER
Dinner
Konso
In the morning, explore a Konso village, recognized by UNESCO for its complex social systems, walled settlements, and wooden grave markers called waka. Learn how the Konso people have adapted to their hilly terrain with centuries-old terracing and cooperative farming practices.
Dorze Village
We then drive to Arba Minch, stopping for a lunch break before continuing into the highlands to visit the Dorze people. The Dorze are renowned for their tall, beehive-shaped bamboo houses, their skilled cotton weaving, and their breathtaking views over the Great Rift Valley. After the visit, return to Arba Minch for overnight.
Chamo Lake
In the morning, enjoy a relaxing boat trip on Lake Chamo, part of Nech Sar National Park. The lake is home to one of Africa’s highest concentrations of Nile crocodiles, along with hippos, pelicans, and other birdlife. After the excursion, we’ll transfer you to Arba Minch Airport for your flight back to Addis Ababa, marking the end of your unforgettable journey through Ethiopia’s cultural heartlands.
Pickup included
13 đánh giá
Tổng số đánh giá và xếp hạng từ Viator & TripAdvisor
Sightsee16355795111,
2 thg 12, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
When having travelled broadly, everytime is harder to get impressed, This time we were shaken from a vast experience, a reality that distances centuries in economic and cultural evolution. When we thought we had already seen enough, the next tribe was Incredible again, giving us new learnings. More to say, we asked Bereket specifically to stay away from the big tours and touristic villages, which was achieved in 70% of the cases, and that’s a super achievement. All under a super personalized, professional and familiar relation with Bereket (and Itu driving us), always finds the solution you need. Great guys to be surrounded by! Thank you for this súper experience!!



Roxy D,
1 thg 12, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
The Omo Valley experience was more than I ever expected, it was one of those trips that stays with you long after you’ve left. Getting to spend time with different tribes, witnessing their strength, creativity & way of life up close was pretty special! Pair that with peaceful, open landscapes, and it felt like stepping into a beautiful collision of worlds. ☮️ My guide, Beki, was friendly, thoughtful, and a true local with a deep understanding of the region. Having someone who could explain cultural nuances and answer my random questions (and understand my Aussie accent) made it even better. Some of my favourite moments were with the local kids, especially from the Hamar tribe. Their smiles, laughter, and cheeky energy brought me so much joy. 😊 This trip arrived at a time of year that’s usually tough for me, and yet somehow, it delivered exactly what my soul needed. I’m super grateful for this experience! Ethiopia, I’ll be back soon 🙂








623petrh,
2 thg 11, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
In October 2025, we spent an incredible 5 days on a trip to the indigenous tribes in the Omo River Valley in southern Ethiopia. My wife and I were very lucky to choose Mr. Bereket from several offers we received from guides in this area, who guided us through this beautiful area excellently. We can confirm that he was an absolutely excellent guide. Moreover, he and his driver were friendly and completely reliable. He fulfilled everything we agreed on. It was an absolutely stunning experience that you can experience at this time, only in a few places in the world (Amazon, Papua New Guinea). But Bereket will get you to the Omo River Valley much easier and more reliably (they use a quality Toyota Land Cruiser). Petr and Helena Hejmovi Czech republic











gsockol,
26 thg 10, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
Bereket took us on a wonderful tour of the Omo Valley, including making last minute changes so we could see bull jumping ceremony. We got to meet multiple tribes, had great accomodations (he made sure to specifically ask for AC at one of our lodges), didn't feel rushed at all, and really enjoyed the local experience. Bereket was waiting for us right when we landed - and it was smooth sailing from there. We even grabbed some beers at a local bar one night. My only regret is in the thousands of photos I took, I didn't seem to get one of Bereket and my wife and I all together - we'll have to go back for that. A+++! Highly recommended!








valeviajera2013,
19 thg 10, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
My experience was great: I spent around 10 days in Omo valley with Bereket and the driver, we went from Jinka to Dorzay village, spending some nights in tent with some tribes (you need to adapt as there are no toilette facilities but matrass is comfortable), I was alone and it was simply amazing as I did not want to have a zoo human📷 safari. .This way I had a real interaction with these ancentral tribes. Bereket was great and I can truly recommand him. I found thus trip safe, but of course we could not go yo Mago park for security reasons , I was there in décember, at the time of the bulling ceremony. He tried to accomodate all my wishes and let me free to interact with the tribes These tribes are very friendly. I really enjoyed my experience !
Martapnunes,
16 thg 9, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
Traveling solo through the Omo Valley was an unforgettable experience. The guide was absolutely outstanding — knowledgeable, attentive, and careful, making sure every detail was perfectly taken care of, and always making sure I felt safe and comfortable. From the very beginning, my requests were listened to and respected, which made the trip feel truly personalized. I had the opportunity to visit different tribes, learn about unique traditions, and observe the daily life of local communities. The guide explained everything with clarity and passion, helping me to better understand the history, customs, and cultural richness of the region. On top of that, all logistics were handled seamlessly, allowing me to simply enjoy the journey. It was a safe, well-organized trip filled with special moments that I will carry with me forever. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to discover the Omo Valley in an authentic and meaningful way!






Companion45565045387,
29 thg 6, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
Extraordinary 12-day trip in Ethiopia including 3-4 days in Omo Valley with Beki. The experience was great. Beki and the local guides put us in the best conditions to experience the rich culture, discover the local traditions and interact with the amazing people from Omo Valley.
sarapalmieri21,
11 thg 5, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
Me and my boyfriend spent 5 days in the Omo valley visiting 6 different Tribes and we had a great experience with Beki as a local guide, we had the chance to get deeper in the Ethiopian tribes culture, he is very expert of this amazing culture and also very friendly, he was always ready to help us in every moment, he also solve us an issue with our lost luggage. We really recommend this tour with him! We felt safe all the time!






andrzejj970,
23 thg 3, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
amazing experience, great experience, great organization - I recommend it 100%, we were in the Bale mountains for 5 more days - great trekking and organization of the whole thing Andrzej-Poland










D5957LY ,
24 thg 11, 2024
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
Took a six-day tour to the Omo Valley. It's just a terrific tour, emotions over the edge. Becky is the best guide I know. Very attentive, telling and showing everything in detail. It was comfortable being in their company. Comfortable Jeep, stunning hotels along the way and good food! I highly recommend this guide and company for your journey!
Vận hành bởi Omo Region Tours