On day 2, we’ll leave Dorze and head towards Turmi. On route, there will be stop offs at Karat Konso, Weito, and Erbore. The stop at Erbore will allow you to take photos of the Erbore people. Once we arrival in Turmi and if you are lucky we may get a chance to attend a bull-jumping ceremony in a Hamer village near Turmi.

Today, drive 70km close to the Kenya border to visit the Dassanech tribe.
The Daasanach are an ethnic group of Ethiopia, Kenya and Sudan. Their main homeland is in the Debub Omo Zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People’s Region of Ethiopia, around the North end of Lake Turkana.
Drive back to Turmi in the afternoon

Today we’ll drive from Turmi to Jinka. On the way we make a stop-over at Key Afar, where every Thursday there is a local market. This market attracts Hamer, Benna, Konso, Ari, and many other people of the South Omo. Arrival to Jinka late in the afternoon and rest at the hotel

Today, we’ll take the full day to explore the Mago National Park. In this park live the Mursi tribal people. It is probably best known in the South Omo Valley, because women of this tribe slit their lower lip and insert a clay or wooden plate, and men fight donga (a stick fight which determines the most eligible bachelors ready to get married). Return to Jinka in the afternoon

After breakfast, we’ll depart Jinka and head back towards Arba Minch.
Arrive in Arba Minch around lunchtime.
Free to relax for the rest of the day

In the morning, take a boat ride on Lake Chamo which is part of the Nech Sar National Park. Here you can observe huge crocodiles and hippos in the wild, as well as lots of water birds.
Lunch will be in Arba Minch, after which we’ll can visit the crocodile farm.
Free time in the evening to relax around the lodge

After breakfast, we’ll take the short transfer to Arba Minch airport to catch the morning flight back to Addis Ababa.