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In our 24 hours in the Danakil, we saw the Great Rift, salt flats and lakes, the "colourful area" (Dalol), and salt canyons that wouldn't look out of place in Monument Valley. The trip is very much worth the effort it is to get guides, 4x4s, security etc.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Great tour to danakil depressions, We have been with others travelers 2days It was perfect, we really enjoyed the trip! The weather conditions was very hot but mostly we wear the car which is the car has air conditioning and very comfortable All the groups have been happy with the tour we did!! It was well organized everything!! For the next visitors we would really like to recommend amsalu. We appreciate his services Contact email amsalutesfa@yahoo.com WhatsApp +251955195392…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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The landscapes in the Danakil depression are just impressive. This tour leads you to see the sunrise on the geysers, and the sunset on the salted lake Assale, and to trek under the stars to the top of Erta Ale volcano, waiting for the sunrise near the crater. You can also float in salted water pool and observe camel caravans transporting salt blocks. I had to organise this trip last minute and Hafi Tours did a great job. Very swift and clear communication via WhatsApp. They picked me up at the airport in Mekele and arranged a 3-day and 2-night tour in the Danakil depression, including Erta Ale volcano. Everything was well very organised, including transport in 4x4 LandCruiser, camping equipment, drinking water and meals. Our driver was very kind. Really recommended! Hafi Tours Whatsapp: +251918518807 Email: haftomgebreham@gmail.com…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We traveled for a day tour. It is quite far away in the north of Ethiopia, close to the border between Eritrea. It was a wonderful experience to see the nature beauty of this region, walking around active volcanic rocks, hot springs, and seeing the running lava. It is known as the hottest place and the lowest place on earth. The landscape was stunningly beautiful, just that it was so hot there. We felt like walking on a saucepan, so we spent around 3 hours there only.. It is better to follow a local guy to walk around the area as some of the ground is too soft and to hot to walk. It is a must see tourist spot in Ethiopia, highly recommended.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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An exciting journey to see the lowest driest and hottest place on earth. Amazing geological formation from volcanic spring. Camel caravan was another highlight carrying salt loaded to town. Sunset at dallol plus overnight camping under the stars! Unforgettable experience and great adventure highly recommend…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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