Quick Summary

3-Day Omo National Park Safari is a 3 Days tour in Ethiopia via the Omo National Park route, starting from USD 990. Below you'll find the latest itinerary, inclusions & exclusions, and how to book.

Duration
3 Days

Route
Omo National Park

From
USD 990

Operator
Kitano Tours & Safaris

ABOUT 3-Day Omo National Park Safari

Omo National Park is one of Ethiopia’s largest and most remote national parks, located in the south-western part of the country. The park is part of the Omo-Turkana Basin, an area known for its rich archaeological and paleontological history. The Omo River, which runs through the park, provides water to both the wildlife and the local tribes.

Duration: 3 Days
Route: Omo National Park
Starts at: USD 990

Overview

Itinerary

include & exclude

Highlights for 3-Day Omo National Park Safari

Day 1: Fly to Jinka and Drive to Omo National Park
Day 2: Full-Day Safari in Omo National Park
Day 3: Morning Game Drive and Cultural Tour

Itinerary Overview

Day	Title
Day 01	Fly to Jinka and Drive to Omo National Park
Day 02	Full-Day Safari in Omo National Park
Day 03	Morning Game Drive and Cultural Tour

Day 01: Fly to Jinka and Drive to Omo National Park

>> You will fly from Addis Ababa to Jinka and drive to Omo National Park.

You will enjoy afternoon game drives in the park to spot buffaloes, antelopes, and various bird species. Jinka is accessible by road from cities like Arba Minch, Addis Ababa, and Konso. It also has a small airport, Jinka Airport (BCO), which offers flights to and from Addis Ababa, making it a more convenient option for travelers heading to the Omo Valley.

Time: 8-10Hrs
Meals: Lunch & dinner (Breakfast not included) Non-alcoholic drinks

Accommodation: Eco Omo Lodge Mid-range lodge located outside Omo NP (Lower Omo Valley)

Day 02: Full-Day Safari in Omo National Park

>> You will have a full-day safari in Omo National Park, with a visit to the local communities. Visitors to the park will experience an immersive cultural experience by visiting many of Ethiopia’s indigenous communities for their incredible cultural diversity, with over a dozen distinct ethnic groups, including the Mursi, Hamar, Karo, Dassanech, and Ari peoples. Each group has unique traditions, customs, and ways of life.