Ethiopia

A wealth of unique cultures, ancient history, natural vistas, extreme landscapes, and experiences

Ethiopia

A wealth of unique cultures, ancient history, natural vistas, extreme landscapes, and experiences

Why Ethiopia?

A land of contrasts that will leave you breathless

Ethiopia is a land of incredible cultural and natural diversity. And how could it not be, when within an area as large as ten Bulgarias lives the second most populous nation among all African countries. These lands are a stage for ancient and immensely rich history. Here, the oldest remains of the ancestors of modern humans have been found. Ethiopia is also one of the world's oldest independent countries and one of the first to embrace Christianity. On its soil, mighty empires have flourished, even resisting the colonial incursions of Europeans. Thus, for millennia, Ethiopia has been a crossroads of people, cultures, and trade.

It is also home to striking natural contrasts—from the harsh and cool mountains, which are among the highest in Africa, to one of the lowest plains on the planet, where, well below sea level, the highest annual temperatures on Earth have been recorded; from rows of large lakes strung like beads to barren deserts; from lush tropical forests to fantastical salt formations. Many of these extreme landscapes are blessed with an abundance of wildlife. Human traces are equally contrasting, ranging from ancient walled cities to the modern capital, which is one of the continent's most important economic, political, and artistic centres.

Is this journey meant for you?

Challenge

Comfort

Nature

Culture

In truth, there's not just one specific 'you' on this journey, as it's suitable for a variety of people.

For instance, accommodations will range from 5-star hotels to the most basic facilities, and even outdoors at a military base.

The same goes for experiences – we have the comfort of the capital city Addis Ababa, perched high in the mountains, but also endless barren and very hot places. Regardless, you must possess one trait – curiosity. Be curious about people, as we'll encounter various kinds, about animals (for the same reason), about nature, because it's incredibly diverse here.

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About the Journey

Our journey will be just like Ethiopia itself – a kaleidoscope of experiences and vistas, as though blending several countries into one.

Its beginning and end will be in the capital Addis Ababa – a vibrant and colourful city, perched at an altitude higher than that of Cherni Vrah. From there, we'll head to one of the hottest places on Earth, amidst endless salt flats, dotted with ponds in surreal colours. Here, the power of the Earth's depths erupts in springs, geysers, and volcanoes. By the most active of these, we'll spend quite some time, mesmerised by the flowing lava. Then, we will return to civilisation (and a very ancient one at that), immersing ourselves in the streets of an antique city.

Our first encounters with African wildlife will be here, yet the grand spectacle in all its glory in their natural habitat is still to come. Such places are two of Ethiopia’s great lakes, which we will also visit. Even more thrilling will be the connection with the local people. We’ll learn more about them both around the lakes and in the famous Omo Valley. It's an incredible blend of cultures, traditions, clothing, and adornments, all seeming quite unusual to the European eye. Yet they help one to better feel the heart of Africa. And if you want to discover more about the journey itself, see the detailed day-by-day programme.

Itinerary

Day 1

Addis Ababa

Our Ethiopian journey begins in the capital, Addis Ababa. The city, whose name translates from Amharic as 'new flower', sits at an impressive 2355 meters above sea level, which means the temperature remains pleasant all year round — usually ranging between 9 and 23 degrees within a day.

Our first stop today will be the National Museum, which safeguards Ethiopia's artistic treasures. The museum also houses many valuable archaeological finds such as the fossilised remains of early hominids, the most famous being 'Lucy' — a partial skeleton of an Australopithecus afarensis specimen.

On this first day, we will also visit the oldest coffee shop in Addis Ababa. And Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee. It is in the mountains of the southwestern part of the country that the endemic coffee tree Coffea arabica grows — the first cultivated coffee species, which is now grown worldwide and accounts for about 60% of the world’s coffee production. One legend tells how in the 9th century, an Ethiopian shepherd noticed one of his sheep acting unusually energetic after eating the red fruits of the tree (which actually resembles a bush) and brought them to a monk in a nearby monastery. He threw them into the fire, but a wonderful aroma spread, and the monks decided to grind the beans contained in the fruits and brew them. Thus, the first cup of coffee in the world was made.

And while we’re on the topic of local products, we’ll turn our attention to one of the markets here. In the evening, we’ll have the opportunity to truly enjoy Ethiopian cuisine for the first time at a local restaurant. And for the finale, we're staying at a 5-star hotel.

Day 2

The hottest SPOT on Earth

The day begins with an early flight to Semera or Mekele (depending on the flights), which is the starting point of our 6-hour drive towards the Danakil Desert. The travel time does not change from the starting point. Here lies the hottest SPOT on an annual basis on the planet. Between 1960 and 1966, the highest average annual temperature in the world - 34.6 degrees - was recorded in the now-defunct local town of Dallol. The average maximum daily temperature during this period was 41.2 degrees, and in the hottest month – June, it was 46.7 degrees. The highest recorded temperature is 49 degrees, but according to some reports, nowadays in the Danakil Depression, as the region is also known (because it is about 125 meters below sea level), it even surpasses 50 degrees.

Besides being the hottest, Danakil is also one of the most vividly coloured SPOTS in the world. The surreal scene is due to the sulphur, potash (a type of salt), and other minerals saturating the hydrothermal field of Dallol, dotted with hot springs, fissures, and geysers, and located amidst the salt-crusted plains of Danakil. One of the lakes here is also the saltiest water body on Earth.

And we will visit bright green, hypersaline lakes and even have the chance to dip into one of the water-filled holes in the deep layers of salt. We will also see an entire canyon made of salt.

Dinner will be prepared by a local chef who will travel with us, and the night will be spent under the open sky, beneath countless stars, at the local military base.

The second and third nights will take us completely out of our comfort zone as we sleep on wooden beds in the desert under the open sky. 

Day 3

Encounter with an Active Volcano

We will greet the sunrise and enjoy breakfast prepared by our Ethiopian chef, along with a small surprise from our hosts. After that, we have a journey of about 200 kilometres ahead, through local towns, the desert, and frozen lava.

The road is long, but it is worth it. Because the evening will be one of the brightest in our lives, both literally and metaphorically.

We will spend it near Ethiopia's most active volcano – Erta Ale. Here we will have the chance to witness the crater spewing lava, as it flows around. 

Overnight stay in a tent near the volcano.

Day 4

Breakfast by the Volcano

Once again, we will greet the sunrise and have the chance to admire the volcano during the day. Breakfast will be served directly on the hardened lava.

Afterwards, we have about a 6-hour transfer to Semera or Mekele, the nearest airport from where we will catch a flight back to Addis Ababa. Dinner will be in a local restaurant, and we will stay overnight in a 5-star hotel.

Day 5

Ancient City and Animal Feeding

We'll catch an early flight to Dire Dawa, but our destination is another, much more ancient city. The less than 70 kilometres to it will take us approximately an hour and a half.

Harar is perched on a hill in eastern Ethiopia. For centuries, the city has been a significant trading hub, connected through caravan routes with the rest of Ethiopia, the entire Horn of Africa (a vast geopolitical region in the easternmost part of Africa, also known as the Somali Peninsula), the Arabian Peninsula, and through the ports of the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea - with the entire world. We will spend the day exploring the old town - Harar Jugol, which is enclosed by fortress walls. Due to its immense cultural importance, UNESCO included it in its World Heritage List in 2006. According to Ethiopian law, the destruction or any other interference with local historic sites is a crime.

But aside from stone houses and museums, here we'll also encounter some awe-inspiring creatures. We'll get to feed eagles amidst the crowd at the market in the old town and after sunset – hyenas. Our overnight stay will be at a hotel that offers basic amenities, but it is the best in town.

Day 6

Exploring a Tropical Forest

We leave the hotel early and fly to the city of Arba Minch with a stopover in Addis Ababa. The name of the city in southern Ethiopia means "40 springs." It is located on the shores of Lake Abaya, and another lake, Chamo, is nearby.

Here, we will stay in a 5-star hotel with views of the endless tropical forest and lakes. We can devote the afternoon to relaxing, swimming in the pool, or visiting the spa centre. Dinner is also at the hotel.

Day 7

Lake excursion and visit to a local tribe

Today, we'll embark on a boat tour of Lake Abaya to witness its resident crocodiles and a variety of bird species. The lake is also a favourite fishing spot for the locals, with around 412 tonnes of fish caught annually. It is known for its unusual reddish hue, attributed to the floating sediments within.

On this day, we will also visit the first local tribe on our path. The Dorze are skilled weavers, creating vibrant traditional textiles. This ethnic group is also adept at crafting huts from the area's native bamboo, shaped like an elephant's head. Not only will we see them, but we will also try the local spirits and learn the traditional dances of the Dorze.

For dinner and overnight, we'll return to the hotel once more.

Day 8

The Omo Valley

For the next three days, we will spend time in the Omo Valley in southwestern Ethiopia. It is home to eight very distinct and unique tribes, numbering a total of about 200,000 people. Renowned for its deep traditions and incredible cultural diversity, this area has been a true crossroads for millennia. Today, each of the tribes has a unique language, clothing, food, and overall way of living.

Day 9

An extraordinary variety of ancient cultures

We will visit the villages of the Mursi, Dassanech, Hamar, and Bena ethnic groups, as well as the local markets where they trade goods, and the Omo National Park – one of the most isolated and challenging protected areas in the world, offering an exceptional concentration of wildlife.

Day 10

Running on the Bulls' Backs

If we're lucky, we'll witness the ancient coming-of-age ritual performed by the Hamar tribe. In it, between seven and ten bulls are lined up side by side, with their backs smeared with dung to make them slippery. Amidst the euphoric atmosphere created by those present and the cacophony of horn and bell sounds, the boy who wants to become a man must jump onto the back of the first bull and run from one end of the row to the other four times in total (twice in each direction), without falling. If he succeeds, he will be ready for marriage and able to own his own livestock.

In the area, we can't expect to find luxury hotels; instead, we’ll stay in houses with a basic level of comfort.

Day 11

Departure

Filled with lifelong impressions, we catch the flight from the city of Jinka to Addis Ababa, from where we head back home.

* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

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Dive into adventure!

11 days

16 travellers

Price per person

€5,500

Includes airfare from Sofia, transfers, all accommodations, transport, guide, food

Price excluding flights

€4,375

Includes everything except the plane tickets. Plan your flights on your own.

Become a part of our community

Over 200 explorers have already journeyed with us across Africa

Itinerary

Day 1

Addis Ababa

Our Ethiopian journey begins in the capital, Addis Ababa. The city, whose name translates from Amharic as 'new flower', sits at an impressive 2355 meters above sea level, which means the temperature remains pleasant all year round — usually ranging between 9 and 23 degrees within a day.

Our first stop today will be the National Museum, which safeguards Ethiopia's artistic treasures. The museum also houses many valuable archaeological finds such as the fossilised remains of early hominids, the most famous being 'Lucy' — a partial skeleton of an Australopithecus afarensis specimen.

On this first day, we will also visit the oldest coffee shop in Addis Ababa. And Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee. It is in the mountains of the southwestern part of the country that the endemic coffee tree Coffea arabica grows — the first cultivated coffee species, which is now grown worldwide and accounts for about 60% of the world’s coffee production. One legend tells how in the 9th century, an Ethiopian shepherd noticed one of his sheep acting unusually energetic after eating the red fruits of the tree (which actually resembles a bush) and brought them to a monk in a nearby monastery. He threw them into the fire, but a wonderful aroma spread, and the monks decided to grind the beans contained in the fruits and brew them. Thus, the first cup of coffee in the world was made.

And while we’re on the topic of local products, we’ll turn our attention to one of the markets here. In the evening, we’ll have the opportunity to truly enjoy Ethiopian cuisine for the first time at a local restaurant. And for the finale, we're staying at a 5-star hotel.

Day 2

The hottest SPOT on Earth

The day begins with an early flight to Semera or Mekele (depending on the flights), which is the starting point of our 6-hour drive towards the Danakil Desert. The travel time does not change from the starting point. Here lies the hottest SPOT on an annual basis on the planet. Between 1960 and 1966, the highest average annual temperature in the world - 34.6 degrees - was recorded in the now-defunct local town of Dallol. The average maximum daily temperature during this period was 41.2 degrees, and in the hottest month – June, it was 46.7 degrees. The highest recorded temperature is 49 degrees, but according to some reports, nowadays in the Danakil Depression, as the region is also known (because it is about 125 meters below sea level), it even surpasses 50 degrees.

Besides being the hottest, Danakil is also one of the most vividly coloured SPOTS in the world. The surreal scene is due to the sulphur, potash (a type of salt), and other minerals saturating the hydrothermal field of Dallol, dotted with hot springs, fissures, and geysers, and located amidst the salt-crusted plains of Danakil. One of the lakes here is also the saltiest water body on Earth.

And we will visit bright green, hypersaline lakes and even have the chance to dip into one of the water-filled holes in the deep layers of salt. We will also see an entire canyon made of salt.

Dinner will be prepared by a local chef who will travel with us, and the night will be spent under the open sky, beneath countless stars, at the local military base.

The second and third nights will take us completely out of our comfort zone as we sleep on wooden beds in the desert under the open sky. 

Day 3

Encounter with an Active Volcano

We will greet the sunrise and enjoy breakfast prepared by our Ethiopian chef, along with a small surprise from our hosts. After that, we have a journey of about 200 kilometres ahead, through local towns, the desert, and frozen lava.

The road is long, but it is worth it. Because the evening will be one of the brightest in our lives, both literally and metaphorically.

We will spend it near Ethiopia's most active volcano – Erta Ale. Here we will have the chance to witness the crater spewing lava, as it flows around. 

Overnight stay in a tent near the volcano.

Day 4

Breakfast by the Volcano

Once again, we will greet the sunrise and have the chance to admire the volcano during the day. Breakfast will be served directly on the hardened lava.

Afterwards, we have about a 6-hour transfer to Semera or Mekele, the nearest airport from where we will catch a flight back to Addis Ababa. Dinner will be in a local restaurant, and we will stay overnight in a 5-star hotel.

Day 5

Ancient City and Animal Feeding

We'll catch an early flight to Dire Dawa, but our destination is another, much more ancient city. The less than 70 kilometres to it will take us approximately an hour and a half.

Harar is perched on a hill in eastern Ethiopia. For centuries, the city has been a significant trading hub, connected through caravan routes with the rest of Ethiopia, the entire Horn of Africa (a vast geopolitical region in the easternmost part of Africa, also known as the Somali Peninsula), the Arabian Peninsula, and through the ports of the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea - with the entire world. We will spend the day exploring the old town - Harar Jugol, which is enclosed by fortress walls. Due to its immense cultural importance, UNESCO included it in its World Heritage List in 2006. According to Ethiopian law, the destruction or any other interference with local historic sites is a crime.

But aside from stone houses and museums, here we'll also encounter some awe-inspiring creatures. We'll get to feed eagles amidst the crowd at the market in the old town and after sunset – hyenas. Our overnight stay will be at a hotel that offers basic amenities, but it is the best in town.

Day 6

Exploring a Tropical Forest

We leave the hotel early and fly to the city of Arba Minch with a stopover in Addis Ababa. The name of the city in southern Ethiopia means "40 springs." It is located on the shores of Lake Abaya, and another lake, Chamo, is nearby.

Here, we will stay in a 5-star hotel with views of the endless tropical forest and lakes. We can devote the afternoon to relaxing, swimming in the pool, or visiting the spa centre. Dinner is also at the hotel.

Day 7

Lake excursion and visit to a local tribe

Today, we'll embark on a boat tour of Lake Abaya to witness its resident crocodiles and a variety of bird species. The lake is also a favourite fishing spot for the locals, with around 412 tonnes of fish caught annually. It is known for its unusual reddish hue, attributed to the floating sediments within.

On this day, we will also visit the first local tribe on our path. The Dorze are skilled weavers, creating vibrant traditional textiles. This ethnic group is also adept at crafting huts from the area's native bamboo, shaped like an elephant's head. Not only will we see them, but we will also try the local spirits and learn the traditional dances of the Dorze.

For dinner and overnight, we'll return to the hotel once more.

Day 8

The Omo Valley

For the next three days, we will spend time in the Omo Valley in southwestern Ethiopia. It is home to eight very distinct and unique tribes, numbering a total of about 200,000 people. Renowned for its deep traditions and incredible cultural diversity, this area has been a true crossroads for millennia. Today, each of the tribes has a unique language, clothing, food, and overall way of living.

Day 9

An extraordinary variety of ancient cultures

We will visit the villages of the Mursi, Dassanech, Hamar, and Bena ethnic groups, as well as the local markets where they trade goods, and the Omo National Park – one of the most isolated and challenging protected areas in the world, offering an exceptional concentration of wildlife.

Day 10

Running on the Bulls' Backs

If we're lucky, we'll witness the ancient coming-of-age ritual performed by the Hamar tribe. In it, between seven and ten bulls are lined up side by side, with their backs smeared with dung to make them slippery. Amidst the euphoric atmosphere created by those present and the cacophony of horn and bell sounds, the boy who wants to become a man must jump onto the back of the first bull and run from one end of the row to the other four times in total (twice in each direction), without falling. If he succeeds, he will be ready for marriage and able to own his own livestock.

In the area, we can't expect to find luxury hotels; instead, we’ll stay in houses with a basic level of comfort.

Day 11

Departure

Filled with lifelong impressions, we catch the flight from the city of Jinka to Addis Ababa, from where we head back home.

* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

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Dive into adventure!

11 days

16 travellers

Price per person

€5,500

Includes airfare from Sofia, transfers, all accommodations, transport, guide, food

Price excluding flights

€4,375

Includes everything except the plane tickets. Plan your flights on your own.

Become a part of our community

Over 200 explorers have already journeyed with us across Africa

Itinerary

Day 1
Addis Ababa
Day 2
The hottest SPOT on Earth
Day 3
Encounter with an Active Volcano
Day 4
Breakfast by the Volcano
Day 5
Ancient City and Animal Feeding
Day 6
Exploring a Tropical Forest
Day 7
Lake excursion and visit to a local tribe
Day 8
The Omo Valley
Day 9
An extraordinary variety of ancient cultures
Day 10
Running on the Bulls' Backs
Day 11
Departure

* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

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3

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Dive into adventure!

11 days

16 travellers

Price per person

€5,500

Includes airfare from Sofia, transfers, all accommodations, transport, guide, food

Price excluding flights

€4,375

Includes everything except the plane tickets. Plan your flights on your own.

Become a part of our community

Over 200 explorers have already journeyed with us across Africa

Let's head to Ethiopia!

Upcoming journeys

1 Nov 2026

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12 Nov 2026

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WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?

1

Complete the registration form. We'll give you a call to get acquainted and will be awaiting the necessary details for the contract and insurance.

2

You'll receive a contract, insurance, and invoice – pay 50% deposit, and we'll expect the balance 45 days before departure.

3

A month before the expedition, we'll remind you about the journey with a detailed email filled with insights about the destination, flights, and more.

Included in the price:

Flight tickets from Sofia and back, including standard hand luggage and a checked-in suitcase up to 23 kg.

6 indoor fields

All transfers, driver services, fuel, entry permits, and toll roads

All Overnight Stays

Included breakfasts, lunches, and dinners every day by the program (except for two evenings)

All the tours and national parks mentioned in the program

Entrance Fees for Visiting the Tribe

Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000

See Terms and Conditions

What's not included:

Services not mentioned in the programme

Personal Expenses

Food not mentioned in the itinerary

Photography Fee in the Mursi Tribe

Souvenirs and Tips

Alcohol and Drinks

Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"

Discover more about insurance

Let's head to Ethiopia!

Upcoming journeys

1 Nov 2026

-

12 Nov 2026

SIGN UP

By clicking the "Sign Up" button, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?

1

Complete the registration form. We'll give you a call to get acquainted and will be awaiting the necessary details for the contract and insurance.

2

You'll receive a contract, insurance, and invoice – pay 50% deposit, and we'll expect the balance 45 days before departure.

3

A month before the expedition, we'll remind you about the journey with a detailed email filled with insights about the destination, flights, and more.

Included in the price:

Flight tickets from Sofia and back, including standard hand luggage and a checked-in suitcase up to 23 kg.

6 indoor fields

All transfers, driver services, fuel, entry permits, and toll roads

All Overnight Stays

Included breakfasts, lunches, and dinners every day by the program (except for two evenings)

All the tours and national parks mentioned in the program

Entrance Fees for Visiting the Tribe

Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000

See Terms and Conditions

What's not included:

Services not mentioned in the programme

Personal Expenses

Food not mentioned in the itinerary

Photography Fee in the Mursi Tribe

Souvenirs and Tips

Alcohol and Drinks

Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"

Discover more about insurance

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is something unclear?

office@panicframe.com

+359 887 293 757

What documents do we need?

To enter Ethiopia, you'll need an international passport, valid for at least six months from the date of entry. You'll also require a visa, which can be obtained at the airport upon arrival or online beforehand. It is also recommended to carry a yellow fever vaccination certificate.

Can you get mobile service and internet access?

In the big cities of Ethiopia like Addis Ababa and at tourist sites, there is mobile network coverage and internet services available, although the internet connection can be slower and less stable in some areas. In rural regions, mobile coverage and internet can be limited or completely absent. It’s advisable to check in advance about roaming services and the possibility of purchasing a local SIM card.

What's the currency and how much money should I carry with me?

The official currency of Ethiopia is the Ethiopian birr (ETB). When travelling, it is advisable to carry some cash, as credit cards are not accepted everywhere, especially outside the major cities. You can exchange money at the airport or at bank branches. The number of banks and ATMs is limited, so it’s wise to plan your expenses in advance.

Is Ethiopia dangerous?

In certain parts of Ethiopia, there are risks linked to political instability and criminal activities. Tourist areas are generally safe, but it's still advisable to stay cautious and not stray from the group.

What kind of luggage should I travel with?

We recommend travelling with a backpack or duffel bag.

What kind of food should I expect during my stay?

Ethiopian cuisine is unique, featuring traditional dishes like injera—a type of flatbread served with various sauces and meats. The food is often spicy and diverse, with a focus on vegetables and spices. In restaurants in major cities, you may find international dishes, but in more remote areas, the choices might be limited.

Do I need a vaccine for Ethiopia?

The yellow fever vaccine is mandatory.

It must be administered at least 10 days before travel and is a single dose that provides lifelong protection, with no booster required.

You can get vaccinated at: Sofia Regional Health Inspectorate, 20 Vrania Street, Floor 5, Office 503, working hours: 8:30 – 12:00 and 12:30 – 17:00, contact phone 02/ 813 04 98.

Ready for an adventure?

Signed up for the expedition but wondering what to pack? You can check off your gear here to ensure you're fully prepared.

The yellow fever vaccine is mandatory for visiting Ethiopia. It must be administered at least 10 days before travel to be effective, and it provides lifetime protection with a single dose.

Clothing

Shorts

Trekking Shoes

Trekking Trousers

Beachwear

T-shirts

Warm clothes for the evening

Comfortable Trainers for Travelling

Shower Slippers

Socks

Face Cover

Hat

GEAR

Antibacterial Hand Gel

Binoculars (personal choice)

External Battery (power bank)

Personal Medications

Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)

Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies

Insect Repellent with DEET

Sunscreen

Sunglasses

Thermos

Hydrating Nasal Spray

Hydrating Creams

Headlamp with Spare Batteries

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WHY TRAVEL WITH US?

Who are we?

Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.

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