Sarah 
Finding a local tour guide in Ethiopia for a wildlife trip can be a harrowing experience. You definitely do not want to leave this aspect of a wildlife trip until you actually arrive in the country. For one thing, the search may be counterproductive if they have already been booked up by other tourists or it would mean wasting precious time actually looking for a guide when you could actually already be partaking in the scenic pleasures of Ethiopia wildlife tours. No, you would want to settle this matter before you leave for the trip, and with the internet, this is an easy endeavour. To make things easier for people wanting to embark on Ethiopia wildlife tours, there are dedicated companies out there who plan the entire thing and prospective guests simply need to book a spot, all of which can be done online. All travel logistics will become a part of the deal, but it is the guide which provides the main attraction in these cases. If you do book out a guide for upcoming Ethiopia wildlife tours, you will not be entirely sure that this is the right person for the job or that you will be getting a full offering of the animal types in the country.
By booking into already planned Ethiopia wildlife tours, this portion is not left to chance. You can remain secure in the knowledge that these travel companies are laden with experience in the country and indeed lure up some of your more prominent tour guides. In fact, stringent measures are taken before a person can land this type of position within Ethiopia wildlife tours. They will have a knowledge of the land. This is important because with wildlife tours, you are heading into the unknown so it is definitely wise to have along a person with an intimate knowledge of the land. They will have a knowledge on the animals, which is the highlight of Ethiopia wildlife tours, so they can lead guests right to them and again, not waste precious travel time seeking them out. Animals which are a must see on this trip are the baboons, oryx, wolves and jackets, with species abound. They know the local languages or at the very least can converse simple terms. Ethiopia is quite modern but the wildlife laden areas are tribal in nature with varying dialects, and guides have enough of a grasp on these to converse with locals.
