Tour 24 Days Cape Town To Johannesburg Via Victoria Falls Camping

Meals

22 Breakfast 18 Lunch 17 Dinner

Accommodation

7 Nights Lodge 3 Nights Canvas 13 Nights Camping

Transport

Custom 17-seater adventure truck

Others

Table Mountain Hike Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point Orange River canoe trip Dune climbing Namib Desert Desert night drive 4×4 trip to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei Swakopmund Etosha National Park Okavango Delta Chobe National Park boat cruise Victoria Falls National Park – entry fee included Hwange National Park Rhino tracking on foot Matopos National Park Please note: Included highlights will depend on the specific tour option selected.

Guide

Two Crew onboard

Not included:

Flights

Flights are not included.

Others

Other activities and services are not included.

Optional

CAPE TOWN and SURROUNDS The V&A Waterfront is a major attraction in Cape Town (shuttle service to the Waterfront runs regularly from alongside the Lodge). • Half day Township tour: District 6 and museum; Langa; Community school; Shebeen; Kayalitscha; 3 ½ hours R 515 • Robben Island: 3 ½ hours; boat ride to the Island; drive over the island; visit of the prison; boat ride back; R 320 excluding taxi to and from Ferry departure point. • Hop on – Hop off bus: Red route through the V&A Waterfront; City; District 6; cable way; Camps Bay; Sea Point; 2 hours non stop; R 200 for the whole day • Hop on – Hop off bus: Blue Route to V&A Waterfront; Kirstenbosch; Hout Bay; World of birds; Camps Bay; Sea Point; R200 for the whole day • Full day Peninsula tour: Clifton, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, Hout Bay, Chapmans Peak, Noordhoek, Ostrich Viewing, Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, Cape Point, Penguin Colony, Simons Town, Muizenberg, Constantia, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens: R 850, Half day without Kirstenbosch R 585 • Full day Wine route: Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschoek: R 850, Half day R 585 • Full day whale watching trip to Hermanus R 810 (seasonal) excluding transfer to Hermanus • Abseiling off Table Mtn: R 700, excluding cable car tickets • White shark diving: R 1350 includes drive to Gansbaai; boat trip; snorkel or dive in cage; picnic lunch • Tandem Paraglide from Lions Head: R 1100 • Helicopter flips: Various options from R 2000 to R 3000 • Horse riding in Hout Bay: 2 hour ride R 350 • Historic walking tour through the city: Every day from the tourist information in Burg street. R230 SWAKOPMUND and SURROUNDS SKYDIVING (Ground Rush Adventures) N$ 2100.00 per person Handy Cam N$ 500.00 Extra N$ 950.00 for a professional camera man. Which includes 2 DVD’s one with still photos and the other documenting your skydive experience, from start to finish. Pick–up and drop-off at Lodge. This activity can be done in the morning or afternoon. QUADBIKING (Desert Explorers) 1hr – N$ 400.00 per person 90min – N$ 500.00 per person 2hrs – N$ 600.00 per person There are 2 options: 1) Fully automatic, 2) manual. This activity can be done in the morning or afternoon. SANDBOARDING (Alter Action) Includes: Transfers, light lunch & safety gears LIE DOWN : N$400pp STAND UP : N$500pp On a Snowboard adapted for sand. Beginning on training rides, the customer first masters the basics before going onto the larger dunes where one can reach a speed of up to 80km/h. Top range equipment is supplied with excellent and experienced instructors/instructions. Mornings only. Duration approx. 3 – 3.5 hrs Pick-up and drop-off at Lodge. Light lunch and drinks included. LIVING DESERT TOURS N$ 600.00 per person. This tour is a half day tour. The tour takes you through the dunes where one will track and find the hidden life in the seemingly desolate but amazing landscape. One will see the small five, Palmato Gecko, Peringuey’s Adder (Sidewinder), Shovel Snouted lizard, Fitzsimons Burrowing Skink, Namaqua Chameleon as well as other desert creatures, minerals and desert plants. The tour is eco-aware, informative, interactive and fun. Endless photographic opportunities. Mornings only. Duration: approx. 5hrs Pick-up and drop-off at Lodge. DOLPHIN TOUR (Ocean Adventures) Includes: Transfers, Light lunch & cold beverages N$ 600.00pp All boats are catamaran ski-boats of various sizes with toilets on board. Passengers proceed to Pelican Point to view the Cape Fur Seals. Experience the thrill of feeding a few seals who will join the passengers on the boat. Be highly exhilarated to see dolphin’s riding the bow of the boat. Enjoy a complimentary glass of champagne with fresh oysters and snacks. Skippers are fully qualified, comply with all Namibian Tourism and Tour operator regulations and requirements as well as being tri-lingual (English, Afrikaans and German). KAYAKING Includes Scenic Ride from Swakopmund down to Walvis Bay, Lunch, safety gear, transfers. N$ 800.00pp Adults (MINIMUM OF 2 PAX) FISHING Includes: transfers, lunch, drinks & Equipment N$ 1350.00pp (Boat) N$ 1500.00pp (Shore) TOWNSHIP TOURS Hafeni Tours and Travel For a local Dinner and Cultural Experience in Swakkopmund, please check out this website for more information on http://hafeni-culturaltours.weebly.com/ Includes: transfers, traditional meal & drinks N$ 450.00 pp SUNSET TOUR Includes : sparkling non alcoholic champagne and transfers. MIN. 4 pax N$650.00 pp Enjoy a 90min quad drive as the sun is setting and stop at the top of the dune to enjoy fresh oysters and non-alcoholic champagne watching Namibia’s beautiful sunsets. BOTSWANA and VICTORIA FALLS Scenic flight over the Okavango Delta (Highly Recommended) The flight prices range from between R665 – R3760, this is dependent on how many people decide to go on a flight. If you are interested inquire with your guide. (you can use Credit Or Visa cards for payment) Village walk from our Drifters Lodge in Maun (Pula 50) -Prices may vary ACTIVITIES ADRENALIN • White Water Rafting – Low water – USD 150 • White Water Rafting – High water – USD 140 • Gorge Swing – USD 95 • Tandem – Gorge Swing – USD 140 • Zip line – USD 70 • Tandem – Zip line – USD 110 • Flying Fox – USD 45 • Canopy tour – USD 55 • Half Day Adrenalin (Adrenalin High wire pass) – USD 140 • Adrenalin high wire & canopy tour pass – USD 175SAFARI • Full Day Chobe – USD 160 • Horse Riding Safari – Experienced – USD 85 • Horse Riding Safari – Novice – USD 80 • Game Drive – USD 95 • Night Drive – USD 130RIVER • Sundowner Cruise – USD 50 • Fishing (3 Hrs) – USD 120 • Upper Zambezi Canoeing – USD 150AIR ACTIVITIES • 12/13 Minutes Helicopter – USD 150 • Micro light Flight- USD 174 (this only happens in Zambia, and if planning to do it, it will mean you will need to acquire a dual visa when going through the border to Zimbabwe) ADVENTURE PASS Choose any two of the following for only USD 305.00 and get a cruise almost free!!! – White Water Rafting, Upper Zambezi Canoeing, Half Day Adrenalin, 12/13 Minutes Helicopter, Night Drive SAFARI PASS Choose any one of the following plus a Chobe trip for only USD 293.00 – Half Day Adrenalin, White water rafting, Upper Zambezi Canoeing, Night Drive RAFTING + G/SWING COMBO Book White water rafting and Gorge swing and pay USD 200.00 only. JOHANNESBURG and SURROUNDS SOWETO TOUR South of Johannesburg is Soweto, the world’s most famous township and important monument to Apartheid. A sprawling, self-sufficient home to millions, Soweto grapples with democratic change, but its spirit resonates in a plethora of shebeens. The focus on this tour is more on community projects & sustainable tourism. The Soweto Fair Tour includes: Nelson Mandela & Hector Pietersen Museums, a visit to Handiworx or the Soweto Green plus a view of Baragwaneth Hospital and an informal settlement. Also included is a cycle tour from Phomolong & visit a day care centre (also available without cycling). From R590 per person for 3 hours.You can also do a cycle tour of Soweto – pricing depends on the time you cycle for. JOBURG CITY TOUR The tour includes a panoramic view of the city, a drive within the business district, visit to traditional African shops, the bohemian Hillbrow and Museum Africa in Newton, the cultural district of Johannesburg. Extend to 8 hours & include Constitution Hill, SAB World of Beer & more. From R590 per person for 3 hours SOWETO & JOHANNESBURG COMBO Combining the Soweto & Johannesburg City tours will give you a great overview of the area. From R850 for 5 hours APARTHEID MUSEUM The path through the museum leads you on a journey beginning with segregation, the cornerstone of apartheid. It takes you back through the history of the myriad cultures converging during the pre-apartheid era. Through the years of race classification, the 150 acts of apartheid, detentions and the oppression of the nationalist regime. Examine the rise of black consciousness, the armed struggle & finally witness the release of Nelson Mandela after 27 years of imprisonment which finally led to the final negotiations for peace. The Apartheid Museum experience is one of upliftment and liberation both personally & socially and leaves each visitor with a feeling of hope for the future, unburdened by the ills of the past. Duration: 3 hours R550 CRADLE OF HUMANKIND The tour visits both the Sterkfontein caves, where the oldest hominid fossils (dating back to over 3 million years) in the world were found & Maropeng where you can experience the fascinating, interactive representations of the origin of Earth & all that lives on our unique planet. Interesting to both adults & children alike, this is a must visit on anyone passing through Gauteng’s itinerary! Duration: 4 hours R990 PRETORIA CITY TOUR Pretoria generates a multicultural energy from a harmonious blend of traditions, culture and architecture. Pretoria has historic value extending to that of the British Empire and Apartheid. The tour includes the either the Voortrekker Monument or Freedom Square, the Union Buildings, Kruger House, Church Square, Mirramen Hindu Temple and thousands of Jacaranda trees. Extend to 8 hours and include both the Voortrekker Monument & Freedom Square as well as the Transvaal Museum. Lunch in Pretoria Duration: 4 ½ hours R850 Duration: 8 hours for the extended tour, incl. lunch R1500 Please Note: Optional Activities can be booked on arrival. No bookings are made in advance. Rates are subject to change without notice Activities are subject to availability Activities are weather dependent

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Day 1 Day 1-2: Cape Town
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1-2: Cape Town

We start our tour in Cape Town, considered by many to be one of the world’s most beautiful cities. We meet at the MOJO HOTEL at 13h00, and after a briefing and some formalities, the adventure begins with a hike up Table Mountain, led by our tour guide. The views over the city and the Atlantic Ocean are spectacular. The next day we explore the scenic Cape Peninsula by vehicle, visiting Hout Bay, Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope. We return to the Lodge to freshen up, then head out for dinner and a night of fun at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. On occasion we may have to adjust this itinerary to accommodate the weather.

We spend both our nights at the MOJO HOTEL. Located in Sea Point, the hotel is conveniently situated close to shops, restaurants and the ocean promenade.

Meals: Lunch and Dinner own expense

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Table Mountain hike

– Cape Point National Park

– Cape of Good Hope

– Scenic coastal roads

– Hout Bay

– Victoria and Alfred Waterfront
Day 2 Day 3: West Coast
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: West Coast

We leave the Mother City behind us and, after one last iconic view of Table Mountain from across the bay, we travel north through the “Swartland” and along the West Coast into Namaqualand, a completely new environment shaped largely by the dry winds blowing off the cold Benguela current. In the early spring this usually barren area comes to life with the blooming of millions of desert flowers, painting the landscape in an unforgettable display of vibrant colours.

Our route is one of contrast and ever-changing scenery, from wide open spaces to the dramatic rock formations found in the Cederberg Mountains. We cover some distance today and overnight in the small town of Springbok, nestled amongst rocky outcrops in the Namaqua Desert.

Meals: B D (Lunch today is own expense)

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Scenic Drive along West Coast
Day 3 Day 4: Orange River
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Orange River

Today we cross the border into Namibia, known for its dramatic landscapes and beautiful desert vistas. Once through the border, we travel the short distance to our base on the banks of the Orange River. We are joined by our river guides, and after a quick lunch and a safety briefing, we start the canoe adventure.

The Orange River is the longest river in South Africa and creates a natural border to Namibia. Seen from above, the river forms a green ribbon winding its way through the desert and the towering mountains of the Richtersveld National Park. We glide downstream past twisted rock formations, the desert a stone’s throw from the water. It’s hot, but the water is inviting. In the late afternoon we return back to camp and enjoy the evening next to the river.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Orange River

– Orange River canoe experience
Day 4 Day 5: Fish River Canyon
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Fish River Canyon

Today we head to the magnificent Fish River Canyon, second in size only to the Grand Canyon. Formed over hundreds of millions of years, the 160km long ravine is a testament to the inexorable power of nature and evidence of ice ages and raging torrents past. Today the Fish River flows only during the wet summer months, reduced to pools of stagnant water in the dry winter. We will inspect nature’s handiwork from the lip of the canyon. We camp nearby, at Hobas.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Fish River Canyon
Day 5 Day 6: Fish River Canyon - Namib
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Fish River Canyon - Namib

Today we follow a beautifully scenic road into the true Namib, to our destination for the next two nights, the GREENFIRE DESERT CAMP. Located on our 7000 hectare private reserve in the Namib Rand, home to numerous species of desert adapted fauna and flora, the camp is nestled against a rock outcrop, surrounded by stark mountains and red dune-fields. The reserve offers visitors a private and exclusive desert experience, spectacular vistas, and time to discover the vibrant, living desert, with plants and animals ingeniously adapted to the environment.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Scenic drive through desert region

– Private Desert Game Reserve
Day 6 Day 7: Namib Desert
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 7: Namib Desert

We conduct a morning walk with our guide to gain close-up insight into the desert and its unique geology and ecology. During the heat of the day it’s customary to relax at the camp, to enjoy the plunge pool and a cold drink, but the energetic are free to explore the surrounding rock formations, to birdwatch, or to sit alone high up on a rock, mesmerised by the changing colours of the vast landscape. In the afternoon we explore a bit further afield on an open vehicle desert drive, searching for gemsbok and bat-eared foxes, before stopping at a suitable place to enjoy the red sunset over a traditional sun-downer drink. Once it is dark, we slowly drive back to the camp, hoping to encounter some of the nocturnal animals common to the area, such as porcupine, aardvark, or brown hyena.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Morning desert walk

– Afternoon desert drive / night drive
Day 7 Day 8: Sossusvlei
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 8: Sossusvlei

An early start, we travel directly to Sesriem and the dune fields of Sossusvlei. Here we climb one of the biggest sand dunes on earth, to reveal rank upon rank of dunes marching into the distance. As the day warms we come down from our high perch to take an open 4×4 vehicle into the heart of Sossusvlei and Deadvlei. We explore these world-renowned landmarks on foot, the varied colours of the ever silent red dunes, the white salt pan and the utterly stark beauty a truly memorable experience.

The 4×4’s return us to our vehicle. We stop to view Sesriem Canyon, and then continue into the desert where we camp for the night.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Dune climbing

– Sossusvlei

– Deadvlei

– 4 x 4 transfer into Sossusvlei
Day 8 Day 9: Dunes - Swakopmund
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 9: Dunes - Swakopmund

A relatively short journey today, we cross Kuiseb Canyon and Namib-Naukluft National Park, stopping briefly in Walvis Bay, Namibia’s major port, before arriving in the seaside town of Swakopmund. Established in 1892, the German colonial influence is evident in the history, architecture, culture and cuisine of the town to this day. Modern Swakopmund is a visitor’s paradise, with great restaurants and shops, friendly locals and a multitude of adventure activities on offer. We will spend two nights here, giving us a full day to explore the town, and to be thrilled by our choice of adventure. For those who want to relax and wash the desert dust away, the beaches are fantastic – the white sand warmed by the hot desert sun, but the Atlantic Ocean always remains refreshingly cool.

Meals: B L (Dinner own expense in town)

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Scenic drive through the desert

– Kuiseb Canyon

– Namib-Naukluft National Park
Day 9 Day 10: Swakopmund
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 10: Swakopmund

Today we are free to explore the town, with its beaches, markets and curio shops. A huge variety of adventure options are available, including quad biking, sky diving, dune boarding, ocean safari, fishing and much more. To really get the feel of Swakopmund, we will eat at local restaurants on both nights (own expense).

Meals: B (Lunch and Dinner own expense in town)

Optional Activities:

– Sky diving

– Quad biking

– Desert tours

– Dune boarding

– Ocean adventure, seal, dolphin, whale watching, fishing
Day 10 Day 11: Spitzkoppe
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 11: Spitzkoppe

Today we head north up the Skeleton Coast, a barren and desolate stretch of coastline trapped between the Atlantic Ocean and the Namib Desert, with scattered ship wrecks littering the beaches. The Bushmen called this “The Land That God Made in Anger”. We visit Cape Cross, named for the crosses erected by Portuguese explorers in the late 1400s. Today this protected area, Cape Cross Seal Reserve, is home to tens of thousands of Cape Fur Seals and one of the largest seal colonies in the world.

We venture back inland, travelling through the vast desert to the towering granite peaks of the Spitzkoppe, its highest peak stretching 600 meters above the desert floor, amongst a riot of giant boulders and secret caves. We have the afternoon to explore this monolith, camping tonight at the foot of the mountain .

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Cape Cross

– Seal colony

– Spitzkoppe
Day 11 Day 12-13: Etosha
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 12-13: Etosha

Etosha is unique. At its heart is a vast salt pan, Etosha Pan, nearly 5000km² of dazzling white, sun-baked lake bed in the dry winter, and a shallow sea with tens of thousands of strutting flamingos, jumping fish and lurking terrapins in summer. Surrounding this pan is a varied landscape of bushveld and grassland, home to hundreds of species of wildlife.

We will spend these days exploring the expanses of park from the high vantage point of our vehicle, game driving and visiting water holes. During peak season, when the rest camps are crowded, we may opt to camp outside the park.

Meals: B L D; B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Etosha National Park

– Full-Day Game Drive
Day 12 Day 14: Caprivi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 14: Caprivi

Today we cover some distance, travelling through towns and villages of northern Namibia, giving us a glimpse into the daily lives of the local people. We arrive on the banks of the Okavango River, suddenly green, lush and inviting. Not far from here the river empties into the Okavango Delta, but right here the river is strong and deep, the trees tall and the crocodiles huge. The cool shade of the river bank is a welcome respite from the bright Namibian sun.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Short morning game drive while we exit Etosha

– Scenic drive through Namibia

– Caprivi Area
Day 13 Day 15-16: Okavango Delta
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 15-16: Okavango Delta

It is with great excitement that we cross the border into Botswana and travel the short distance to the Okavango Delta, the world’s largest inland delta and a truly unique spectacle of nature.

The Okavango River, emanating from central Angola, far to the northwest, flows south- and eastwards, before slowing and spreading into one of the world’s only true inland deltas, creating as it does so a unique ecosystem that supports a huge variety of animal and plant life. The sight of a Jacana striding delicately amongst the flowering lilies, the Bee Eater diving to prey on an unsuspecting insect, and of course the familiar cry of the African Fish Eagle – all combine to create the canvas of one of nature’s unique masterpieces. The river, eventually spilling its contents into the vast plains of the Makgadikgadi sands, disappears.

Our comfortable and well appointed camp on the edge of one of the largest lagoons serves as a base from which we explore. We will glide through narrow reed-lined channels by mokoro, walk on uninhabited islands, and picnic in the wilderness, while learning about the animals and plants of the Delta from local guides who have grown up in the area. Through informal interaction with the guides, we will have the opportunity to learn about the local people and their way of life in this isolated wilderness. We will also have time to simply relax and enjoy the views over a glistening lagoon from a beautiful wooden deck, cold drink in hand, or take a refreshing dip in the pool. We will enjoy a relaxing sunset cruise on a boat. A helicopter flip, to see the vastness of the Delta from the air, is recommended (own expense).

Meals: B L D; B L D

Included Highlights / Activity:

– Okavango Delta

– Guided walks in the Delta led by local Motswana guides

– Mokoro trip

– Sunset boat trip
Day 14 Day 17: Maun
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 17: Maun

Starting early, we begin our journey to frontier town of Maun. We will spend some time stocking up on basic supplies, before travelling the short distance out of town to the DRIFTERS MAUN TENTED LODGE, our stop for the night.

The lodge is situated on the banks of the Boteti River. This river is known to change its flow direction, depending upon the season and rainfall patterns. The lodge offers comfortable en suite accommodation, swimming pool, bar, restaurant and birdlife

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Private tented lodge on the banks of the Boteti River
Day 15 Day 18: Makgadikgadi Pans
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 18: Makgadikgadi Pans

We enjoy a relaxed morning at the lodge, spending time along the river bank, savouring the tranquillity of the area, or lounging at the swimming pool. For those interested, we recommend a local village walk. Chenoga Village, not far from our lodge, is not on a regular tourist route, so you have the opportunity to explore an authentic village with one of our staff from the lodge, who lives in the village.

We have a late brunch before continuing our journey eastward into the spectacular Makgadikgadi Salt Pans area. Oceans of golden grass give way to the stark white pans, under a very big sky. We stop to take in the serene isolation of this expanse, before continuing to our camp for the night, at Elephant Sands. Close-up sightings of elephants at the water hole are almost guaranteed.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights / Activity:

– Relaxed morning

– Village walk

– Visit to Makgadikgadi Salt Pans
Day 16 Day 19: Kasane - Victoria Falls
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 19: Kasane - Victoria Falls

Venturing north today, we make our way to the slow, placid Chobe River, an ideal habitat for hippos and crocodiles, and an attraction to some of the biggest herds of elephant and buffalo on earth. This afternoon we enjoy an extensive boat cruise on the river, within Chobe National Park. Gliding close to the banks, we hope to silently approach the animals that come down to the river to drink. Back on land, we cross the border into Zimbabwe and make our way to our accommodation for the next two nights. The lodge is centrally situated and within walking distance of the falls and other attractions.

Meals: B L

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Chobe National Park

– Extensive boat cruise on the Chobe River
Day 17 Day 20: Victoria Falls
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 20: Victoria Falls

Awaking in the adventure capital of Africa, it is with new excitement that we explore the amazing Victoria Falls, locally known as “Mosi-oa-Tunya “, meaning “The Smoke that Thunders”. Your entry fee to the falls is included in the tour price, and you are free to spend as much time viewing the falls, and exploring the surrounding rain forest, as you like.

During our stay in Victoria Falls, various other attractions can be visited, like the tribal village or curio market. Vic Falls is also home to a multitude of adventure activities, such as an aircraft flip over the falls, or a boat trip on the Zambezi River, white water rafting or bungee jumping, but allowance must be made for the extra expense of these optional activities.

We spend two nights here, thus allowing you some time to explore the town and all it has to offer and to focus on the attractions and activities that interest you. We eat out in a local restaurant on both nights (own expense). Relax to the sound of the African night and the distant roar of the falls, and drink a toast to your adventure.

Meals: B (Lunch and Dinner own expense)

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Victoria Falls Entry fee
Day 18 Day 21: Hwange
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 21: Hwange

After breakfast we travel the relatively short distance to the renowned Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s premier game reserve. Famous for its massive herds of elephant and buffalo, the park is host to over 100 species of mammal and 400 species of bird, with lion, leopard and wild dog regularly sighted. This afternoon we will do an open vehicle game drive with local guides providing intimate knowledge of the area.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Hwange

– Game drive within the park
Day 19 Day 22: Bulawayo - Matobo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 22: Bulawayo - Matobo

Today we travel south to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second largest city, with its uniquely wide streets. We continue to the Matobo area where, in the afternoon, we enjoy an open vehicle drive into the Matobo National Park. Here, we will leave the vehicle to track rhino through the bush on foot. For most people, seeing these massive beasts on their own terms is a thrilling and moving experience.

Tonight we camp at the base a granite dome amongst the balancing boulders of the Matobo Hills.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Matobo National Park

– Rhino tracking on foot
Day 20 Day 23: Limpopo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 23: Limpopo

Our last night will be spent in Botswana, on a private game reserve along the banks of the Limpopo River. We will take our final walk together along the river, to savour the sights and smells of the African bush and catch our last glimpse of animals living free and wild. We end the day with dinner in the bush around a flickering fire.

Meals: B L D

Included Highlights / Activity:

– Scenic drive

– Short walk
Day 21 Day 24: Johannesburg
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 24: Johannesburg

This morning, after crossing the border into South Africa, we follow a scenic route through the Waterberg Mountains, before entering the bustle of Africa’s economic heart, the golden city of Johannesburg. The tour ends on arrival in the late afternoon in Johannesburg.

Meals: B (Lunch own expense)

Included Highlights/Activity:

– Scenic Drive through SA back to Johannesburg

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Itinerary of your trip 24 Days Cape Town To Johannesburg Via Victoria Falls Camping

Day 1-2: Cape Town

Day 3: West Coast

Day 4: Orange River

Day 5: Fish River Canyon

Day 6: Fish River Canyon - Namib

Day 7: Namib Desert

Day 8: Sossusvlei

Day 9: Dunes - Swakopmund

Day 10: Swakopmund

Day 11: Spitzkoppe

Day 12-13: Etosha

Day 14: Caprivi

Day 15-16: Okavango Delta

Day 17: Maun

Day 18: Makgadikgadi Pans

Day 19: Kasane - Victoria Falls

Day 20: Victoria Falls

Day 21: Hwange

Day 22: Bulawayo - Matobo

Day 23: Limpopo

Day 24: Johannesburg

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