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7 Days Private Eritrea Tour

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  • Duration168 hours
  • Max Travelers12 people
  • Free CancellationUp to 24 hrs
  • Category4WD Tours, Archaeology Tours

Overview

Discover Eritrea in 7 Days! Explore Asmara’s stunning architecture, vibrant markets, and poignant Tank Graveyard. Unearth ancient Qohaito, enjoy Keren’s culture, and relax in Massawa’s coastal beauty. Book now for a captivating journey through Eritrea’s rich heritage!

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What's included

  • Hotel: 4 nights in Asmara

  • Air-conditioned vehicle

  • Breakfast

  • Guide

  • Hotel: 1 night in Keren

  • Hotel: 1 night in Massawa

What's Not included

  • Lunch, Dinner not specified in the itinerary

  • Personal expense

  • Gratuities

Itinerary

  • Arrival & Check-In: Upon arrival at Asmara International Airport, meet your guide and transfer to your comfortable centrally located hotel and check into your hotel for a convenient early check-in.

  • Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary (1 hour): Explore this impressive example of Lombard-Romanesque architecture.

  • Fiat Tagliero Building (1 hour): Admire this futuristic building, a testament to Asmara's modernist scene (built in the 1930s).

  • Liberation Avenue (Harnet Ave) (1 hour): Stroll through the bustling avenue, lined with shops, bars, and local eateries.

  • (2 hours): Explore the Medeber Recycling Market, dedicated to upcycled items, and reflect on the impact of war at the Tank Graveyard.

  • Trip to Qohaito Archaeological Site (2 Hours): Depart early for Qohaito, an ancient city dating back to the 5th millennium BC.nnPre-Christian Temple of Mariam Wakino (2 hours): Explore this site with intact pillars, offering insights into ancient religious beliefs and architecture.nnHiking Expedition & Rock Art (4 hours): Embark on a hike to discover rock art, tombs, and canyons. Stop at the Sycamore Valley for breathtaking natural beauty.

  • Return to Asmara for a well-deserved rest.

  • Early Morning Church Tours (2 hours): Visit the historic St. Mariam Cathedral and other hidden gems showcasing Asmara's rich Christian heritage.

  • Departure to Keren (3 hours, scenic drive): Drive through picturesque villages like Halibmentel and witness a traditional dance performance by the Blieni tribe.nnKeren Exploration (2 hours): Explore the city known for its Italian and British war history. Visit the war cemeteries and enjoy a mesmerizing sunset view.

  • Morning Market Tour (2 hours): Dive into the vibrant and colorful markets of Keren. Witness the unique blend of camels and livestock at the Camel Market.nnMariam Dearit Baobab Tree Church (1 hour): Visit the unique church nestled within a majestic baobab tree and learn about its fascinating history

  • Return to Asmara (2 hours): Head back to Asmara for the night.

  • Scenic Drive to Massawa (3 hours): Travel to the coastal city of Massawa, enjoying stunning views and charming towns along the way.

  • Massawa Museum (2 hours): Delve into the rich history of this ancient port city at the Massawa Museum.nnIsland Excursion (Optional, Full Day): Take a boat trip to a nearby island for private swimming and snorkeling activities in crystal-clear waters.

  • Hiking Expedition (4 hours): Explore the natural wonders near Asmara and discover the serene village lifestyle.nnFarewell Dinner (2 hours): Enjoy a final evening filled with live music and dancing at a special music restaurant.nOvernight in Asmara: Rest and prepare for your departure.

  • Airport Transfer: Head straight to the airport for your departure flight. (Mention any assistance with departure procedures if applicable)

Good to know

  • Service animals allowed

  • Public transportation options are available nearby

  • Specialized infant seats are available

  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

100% Refund 24 hours or more before the start time
0% Refund Less than 24 hours before the start time

Reviews

5.0/5 6 reviews
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