I took this group to see the Danakil Depression a few hours north of Debark. The Danakil Depression is one of the hottest, lowest, and driest places on the planet. In the northernmost pocket of Ethiopia, it is home to salt lakes, lava lakes, volcanoes and neon acid springs. This picture was taken next to the acidic spring of the Dallol Crater.
We hiked for three days in our group of four through the Simien National Park – here we are near the Sankaber campsite enjoying the dramatic views – and feeling a bit cold!
A recent client published a brief description of a trek with Sammy on the Bradt website: “He had thought through every detail of our trek and the experience from picking us up in Gondar to dropping us back at the Gondar airport was seamless” Read more here: https://bradtethiopiaupdate.wordpress.com/2017/10/14/detailed-2017-trip-report/ Another article in a German newspaper also mentions Sammy: https://www.welt.de/print/die_welt/reise/article170129422/Tipps-und-Informationen-Aethiopien.html
This photo was taken of a larger group we joined for the first day.
I have been very busy lately, here are some photos for one trek I led in January with five people over six days. The trek went to Sankaber, Giche, Chenck, Anbiko. We managed to see Ethiopian Wolf, Gelada Baboon, and a Walia Ibex.
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We saw a Walia Ibex above us.
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This month I went hiking with 3 Canadian’s. They wanted to do a three day trek, we went to Geech but when we got there they enjoyed it so much they decided to go all the way to Ras Dashen. We had to buy food on the way as we did not have enough from Debark.
We caught a photo of a paraglider on the first day, a great way to see the park!
See the pictures below!
I took 3 people trekking in the mountains for 1 night. We went to Sankabur for one night, the weather was excellent. This is a photo one of my clients took while on the hike of the local simien mountain wildflower. 
Here are some photos I have built up from previous trips before i made this site, most of the photos were taken by my clients or friends:
Waterfall after rainy season
Fasilides Castle, in Gondar
Some of my old clients taking photos, near to Geech
An old photo of me balancing on a rock
Ollie and Louise have put together a video from their holiday in October, their hike was 7 days long from debark to Ras Dashen and back to Geech:
