The 3 Nightlife in Ethiopia That Earn Their Price

1.Locally crafted beer and wine tasting and nightlife in Addis tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $85Our pick

Spend 4 to 5 hours exploring Addis Ababa after dark with Liyu Ethiopia Tours and guide Yihun. You’ll visit at least three bars or clubs, receive one drink at each, enjoy free entry, and ride between venues with pickup and drop-off included. It suits solo visitors and small groups looking for local nightlife without planning the evening alone.

“yhun is the best tour guide for the bar and wine tour in addis ababa. he really made us feel welcome and special .”

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2.Addis Night Life yod Abissinia

★★★★★★★★★★3.8 · 4 reviews · from $33Best value

Join an English- or French-speaking guide for an evening of Ethiopian culture in Addis Ababa. Begin with a coffee ceremony in a local home, taste honey wine at a tej bet, then watch and learn traditional dances at Yod Abissinia around 8pm. An optional club or pub stop may follow.

“Great night out to check out the Yod Abyssinia Traditional Restaurant. Tasting, presentation, show, and tradition come together in a small evening. The guide (sorry I forgot the first name) was really nice, showed us around the city, talked about the country's news, and so on... We left and headed back to my hotel.”

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3.Pup crawl and nightlife tour in Addis Ababa.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 4 hours · from $50

Join a private four-hour Addis Ababa nightlife tour with hotel or airport pickup, entry to three party spots, a guide, and a free shot and drink. Abraham has taken guests to traditional restaurants with Ethiopian music and dance. Alcohol and meals beyond the included drink are not covered, so bring extra money.

“Abraham took me to a traditional restaurant with performances of traditional music & dance. This was amazing! I so enjoyed being exposed & getting to experience the local culture of dance & music -they are extremely talented artists & I don't know how those dancers keep it up- they were so full of energy. As part of the culture, anyone who wants can get on stage & join the dancers for a short dance, improvised or following along [so I did ;) ]. At one point, the dancers came down & dispersed among the crowd, creating a really fun atmosphere with restaurant visitors dancing as well. The food & service…”

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