Lake Chamo, located near Arba Minch, Ethiopia, is known for its rich wildlife, especially its large population of crocodiles and hippos, as well as diverse bird species. Boat trips are a popular way to explore the lake and observe the animals in their natural habitat. While generally accessible year-round, the dry season (October to March) is often preferred for wildlife viewing. The cost of a visit typically includes boat rental fees and possible park entrance fees, varying depending on the operator and duration of the trip. A typical visit lasts for a few hours, usually as part of a broader tour of the region. Due to the presence of potentially dangerous wildlife, guided tours are highly recommended over solo exploration. Information about accessibility for visitors with disabilities is limited, so it's advisable to inquire locally.