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November 2024 Hamlin Ethiopian Adventure

Bookings are now open for the Hamlin Ethiopian Adventure in November 2024. Our March trip sold out quickly so be sure to secure your spot for this incredible trip of a lifetime!

Over 12 days, supporters have the opportunity to see the work of Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia first-hand and explore the highlights of southern Ethiopia.

Itinerary at a glance

  • Witness traditional lifestyles of tribal groups in the Omo Valley
  • Immerse yourself in markets and meeting place of the ancient Mursi and Karo tribes 
  • Spectacular Rift Valley scenery
  • Insider’s tour of Hamlin’s Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital
  • Visit Hamlin’s regional fistula hospital and midwifery clinic in Yirgalem
  • Visit the twin lakes of Abiata and Shalla, famous for flamingos and great white pelicans
  • Take part in the 10km Great Ethiopian International Run (or walk!)

Places are limited. For more information or to book, click here.

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