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Highlights- Great Rift Valley Lake Nakuru, Kenya Kampala, Uganda Lake Victoria Chimpanzee Trek, Kyamburu Gorge, Uganda Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda Mountain gorillas Lake Bunyonyi, Uganda Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya Serengeti National Park, Tanzania (optional excursion) Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Zanzibar, Tanzania Lake Malawi, Malawi Victoria Falls National Park Other- Sleeping mattress Meals as indicated Snake Park entrance Maasai village walk Multi share accommodation in Zanzibar

Meals

38 Breakfasts, 32 Lunches, 31 Dinners

Guide

Services of Two Crew

Transport

Fully equipped safari vehicle

Accommodation

Camping in 2-person dome tents

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Flights

Flights are not included.

Optional

Other activities and services are not included.

Insurance

Insurance is not included.

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Local Payment excursions Visas Travel insurance Flights Departure taxes Airport transfers Sleeping bag Optional activities Tips, drinks, items of a personal nature Meals on Zanzibar (3 nights) Meals in Nairobi (D on day 14, LD on day 15)

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Day 1 Day 1: Nairobi To Lake Nakuru National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Nairobi To Lake Nakuru National Park

Heading off from the bustling Capital city, youll head down the Great Rift Valley escarpment to the town of Nakuru and the game-rich Lake Nakuru National Park. Explore the park on an afternoon game drive with an expert resident guide.
Day 2 Day 2: Lake Nakuru To Eldoret
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Lake Nakuru To Eldoret

Eldoret is named from the Maasai word Eldore which means stoney river and is a growing town on the frontier to Uganda. Crossing from the Southern to the Northern Hemisphere, youll get to stop off at the Equator to learn about its significance.
Day 3 Day 3: Eldoret To Kampala, Uganda
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: Eldoret To Kampala, Uganda

Crossing into Uganda, youll experience the busy road border with the local vendors, boda-boda taxis and other traffic before heading on to Ugandas Capital city - Kampala. Sprawling across five sacred hills, Ugandas economic growth can be seen with the spread of the city and its inhabitants.
Day 4 Day 4: Kampala To Queen Elizabeth National Park Area
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Kampala To Queen Elizabeth National Park Area

Heading west, the Ugandan countryside opens up with its lush banana plantations, terraced hillsides and smiling rural population waving as we go past. Keep an eye out for the majestic Ankole cattle with their long curved horns along the way.
Day 5 Day 5: Queen Elizabeth National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Queen Elizabeth National Park

Today youll have the opportunity to trek into the forest in search of the resident chimpanzees and see them in their natural habitat permit holders only. Permits for this excursion are issued in groups of 8 so the group will be divided and will trek in turns throughout the day, and on the following morning if necessary. Free time can be enjoyed at camp, or exploring the surrounding village.
Day 6 Day 6: Queen Elizabeth National Park To Lake Bunyonyi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Queen Elizabeth National Park To Lake Bunyonyi

Named for the many birds that are found around this picturesque crater-lake, Bunyonyi is a hidden gem and offers a lovely stop over on this tour. During our stay, the group will be divided into smaller groups for the opportunity to trek the rare and endangered mountain gorilla permit holders only.
Day 7 Day 7-8: Lake Bunyonyi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 7-8: Lake Bunyonyi

This region of Africa is home to the worlds remaining 700 free-roaming mountain gorillas, many of which inhabit the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. During our stay at Bunyoni the group will head off for their trek on either day 7 or 8. When not trekking there is free time to enjoy the explore surrounding villages and countryside or simply lay back on the green grass and chill. Head out onto the water in a traditional canoe, visit a local Batwa village, or pop into the local school and orphanage - there are many options to keep you as busy as youd like during your stay.
Day 8 Day 9: Lake Bunyoni To Kampala
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 9: Lake Bunyoni To Kampala

We leave the terraced slopes of the Bunyoni area and head back north-east to Kampala. Tonight youll have the opportunity to explore the city and its vibrant night-life. Explore one of the many restaurants or bars for a night out on the town!
Day 9 Day 10: Kampala To Jinja
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 10: Kampala To Jinja

Named for the orange hue of the soil on the banks of the Nile, the town of Jinja is home to markets and the Mahatma Ghandi monument. This afternoon is spent at leisure either relaxing at camp or exploring the town and its sights. Youll also have the opportunity to book onto white water rafting for tomorrow, or a visit to the local Soft Power volunteer program.
Day 10 Day 11-12: Jinja
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 11-12: Jinja

Spend 2 days enjoying the tranquil feel of the Nile and surrounds. Optional excursions include quad biking, white water rafting, community school project, Nile SUP, fishing trips, mountain biking and kayaking. The camp is situated on the banks of the Nile, so for those looking for some free time for some RR - youve found your perfect place.
Day 11 Day 13: Jinja To Eldoret, Kenya
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 13: Jinja To Eldoret, Kenya

Retrace your steps across the border and back to Kenya where the night is spent at Eldoret.
Day 12 Day 14: Eldoret To Nairobi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 14: Eldoret To Nairobi

Heading back up the Rift Valley Escarpment the trip heads back to Kenyas Capital Nairobi where youll have the afternoon at leisure to explore the local markets and the city sights. The group may choose to dine together tonight at one of the local restaurants to say goodbye to any members who may be leaving the tour here.
Day 13 Day 15: Nairobi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 15: Nairobi

Today is free to enjoy some of the optional activities available in Nairobi. Popular choices include the Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, Langatta Giraffe Centre or check out the Karen Blixen Museum in the nearby town of Karen. The Nairobi National Park is also nearby and offers an excellent opportunity to see wildlife.
Day 14 Day 16: Nairobi To Maasai Mara
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 16: Nairobi To Maasai Mara

Today we board our safari vehicles and head out to Kenyas most famous reserve, Maasai Mara, en-route we pass the Rift Valley Escarpment viewpoint and the small town of Narok. The sweeping plains, distant horizons, low slung Acacia trees, and plentiful wildlife ensure a deeply evocative few days spent out game driving.
Day 15 Day 17: Maasai Mara National Reserve
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 17: Maasai Mara National Reserve

This morning we head out early on our specialised game vehicles with expert local guides to show us the way. The Maasai Mara is well known as a wildlife mecca during the Great Migration when the massive herds of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle make their way across from the Serengeti in Tanzania. The day is spent out enjoying the wildlife in its natural surroundings and marvelling at the breathtaking views.
Day 16 Day 18: Maasai Mara To Nairobi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 18: Maasai Mara To Nairobi

We bid the reserve and the colourful Maasai of this region farewell and head back to the bustling Capital. There are many traditional markets along the way - stop off and see if there are any souvenirs youd like and assist in supporting the local community.
Day 17 Day 19: Nairobi To Arusha, Tanzania
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 19: Nairobi To Arusha, Tanzania

We cross from Kenya into Tanzania and pass through Arusha on the way to the small settlement outside of town at Meserani arriving in the late afternoon. The town of Arusha is situated on the half-way point between Cape Town and Cairo along the old trade route and is famously known as the Safari Capital of East Africa.
Day 18 Day 20: Arusha To Serengeti National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 20: Arusha To Serengeti National Park

Packing the gear into the 4x4 safari vehicles in the morning and getting prepped for the tour into the Serengeti National Park makes for some excitement this morning. From Meserani the road winds along to the Rift Valley Escarpment at Mto Wa Mbo and the farming village of Karatu before winding up the steep slopes of the Ngorongoro Crater. At the viewpoint youll see the enormous size of this intact Caldera before heading down the other side and on to the plains of the Serengeti.The Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Serengeti National Park lie adjacent to one another with no fences hampering wildlife to freely roam between. From the Naabi Hill entry point theres ample opportunity to spot wildlife en-route to the camp where youll overnight in the open African wilderness.
Day 19 Day 21: Serengeti National Park To Ngorongoro Crater
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 21: Serengeti National Park To Ngorongoro Crater

Waking early to the sounds of the wilderness we head out on an early game drive to explore the resident wildlife and prolific birdlife before packing up the camp over breakfast.Our next journey for the day takes us across the Serengeti Plains exploring as we go to the Ngorongoro Crater rim and our camp for the evening, overlooking the base 600m below.
Day 20 Day 22: Ngorongoro Crater To Arusha
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 22: Ngorongoro Crater To Arusha

After a cool night at the Crater camp, we head off to descend the crater walls in todays wildlife extravaganza. At 326 square kilometres, the Ngorongoro Crater is Africas largest intact caldera and a World Heritage Site. If the view from the rim 2400 metres above sea level is spectacular, the site from the Crater floor some 600 metres below is equally enjoyable. With black rhino, cheetah, lion, hyena, buffalo and a host of other wildlife species - this morning is sure to be filled with excitement and excellent game viewing. We head back to our camp for lunch, pack up our tents and make our way back to Arusha for the night where well have ample opportunity to regale our group members with tales of the magnificent creatures seen on our safari.
Day 21 Day 23: Arusha To Bagamoyo
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 23: Arusha To Bagamoyo

Driving through Moshi at the base of Kilimanjaro where with a bit of luck well catch a glimpse of this magnificent snow-capped mountain, Africas highest peak 5895m. This afternoon we arrive at Bagamoyo - once a thriving port city to the colonials.
Day 22 Day 24: Bagamoyo To Dar Es Salaam
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 24: Bagamoyo To Dar Es Salaam

Travelling down the trade-route road from Bagamoyo to Dar, there is lots to see along the way with larger villages and more business activities. A hub for commerce and trade in Tanzania, the city is a base for many consulates and businesses and is often mistaken as the Capital of Tanzania. Arriving to our beach-side camp youll have the afternoon free to explore or simply lay back and listen to the lulling sound of the Indian Ocean.
Day 23 Day 25: Dar Es Salaam To Zanzibar
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 25: Dar Es Salaam To Zanzibar

This morning brings the next adventure as you head to the port and board the ferry to Zanzibar. Arriving to Stone Town, the rest of the day is free to explore the myriad of alleyways in the city or discover the markets and shops for some excellent souvenir shopping. There are many restaurants and cafes in and around the city where lunch and dinner can be enjoyed at your leisure.
Day 24 Day 26-27: Zanzibar - Northern Beaches
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 26-27: Zanzibar - Northern Beaches

Spices are grown in plantations outside Stone town and you can take day tours to visit these and have your senses dazzled by the tastes and scents experienced. If its white sand, sparkling ocean and hot sun you prefer head to the northern beaches and enjoy the Indian Ocean at its best. Try snorkelling and diving, indulge in some sumptuous seafood, or simply relax beneath a coconut palm with a cocktail and a good book.
Day 25 Day 28: Zanzibar To Dar Es Salaam
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 28: Zanzibar To Dar Es Salaam

Leaving the tropical spice island we head back to the mainland on the ferry and to our Acacia vehicle awaiting us at camp. The evening is enjoyed with the group reminiscing about our island adventures
Day 26 Day 29: Dar Es Salaam To Mikumi
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 29: Dar Es Salaam To Mikumi

Driving west we pass through the Mikumi National Park and possibly spot some giraffe or elephant browsing the nearby trees. The Park forms the north-western border of the great Selous Game Reserve. Time allowing there is an option for an afternoon game drive to explore the wilderness in this area.
Day 27 Day 30: Mikumi To Iringa
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 30: Mikumi To Iringa

Heading into the highlands we wind our way through the Baobab Valley and on to the small farming village of Iringa. We spend the night at the Kisolanza farm under a crisp, starry sky or huddle into their boma-bar for a tasty Amarula hot chocolate as a treat.
Day 28 Day 31: Iringa To Chitimba Beach
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 31: Iringa To Chitimba Beach

Bidding farewell to Tanzania we make our way back down the Rift Valley Escarpment and into Malawi. After border formalities we head to our camp on the banks of northern Lake Malawi where we set up for the next 2 nights.
Day 29 Day 32: Chitimba Beach
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 32: Chitimba Beach

Enjoy a free day to explore the local village, take a hike up to the Livingstonia Mission or simply relax and enjoy a swim in the warm waters of the lake. Malawians are well known as expert wood carvers and there are ample markets and vendors who sell a variety of carved souvenirs. Pick from ornaments to practical items like salad bowls or picture frames or take some time to sit with the locals and play a game of Bao.
Day 30 Day 33: Chitimba To Kande Beach
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 33: Chitimba To Kande Beach

Today we pass through the town of Mzuzu and stock up on supplies in the local market before heading to the central lake area and our camp at Kande Beach. Driving through the villages, rubber plantations and along the lake, there is much to see along the way.
Day 31 Day 34: Kande Beach
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 34: Kande Beach

Diving the fresh waters of tropical Lake Malawi offers a myriad of fresh water tropical fish to see - most famously of the Cichlid family. For non-divers there is horse riding, village visits and of course the sandy beach to enjoy.
Day 32 Day 35: Kande To Chipata, Zambia
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 35: Kande To Chipata, Zambia

Taking our wonderful memories of Malawi with us, we pass through the Capital Lilongwe and on to Zambia where we spend our first night at Chipata.
Day 33 Day 36: Chipata To Lusaka
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 36: Chipata To Lusaka

Zambia is fast becoming one of the leading farming and mining countries in Southern Africa with an economy that is recovering from a detrimental crash in the late 70s. Today we pass through much of rural Zambia, across the magnificent Luangwa River bridge, and on to the Capital city Lusaka.
Day 34 Day 37: Lusaka To Livingstone
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 37: Lusaka To Livingstone

Winding through the farming towns of southern Zambia we make our way to the famed Livingstone - named for the colonial explorer David Livingstone. Time allowing we head to the Victoria Falls at Mosi oa Tunya National Park and see what the hype of this UNESCO Site is all about. Our camp is situated on the banks of the Zambezi and offers a pool, restaurant and booking centre for activities in the area. As most travellers are out and about during their time in Livingstone meals are restricted to breakfast only. Lunch and dinner can be enjoyed at a number of restaurants in the town or surrounding lodges, or at our accommodation venue.
Day 35 Day 38-40: Livingstone
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 38-40: Livingstone

Its time to explore! Three full days are available to enjoy the many sights and experiences in the Livingstone and Victoria Falls area. From white water rafting the Zambezi, scenic flights over the falls and bungee to mountain biking through the villages, volunteering with GreenPop and canoeing the upper Zambezi. This is an ideal time to catch up on messages to friends and family at home, chill out enjoying a cocktail looking over the river or enjoying a night out on the town with the locals.
Day 36 Day 41: Livingstone To Kasane, Botswana
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 41: Livingstone To Kasane, Botswana

We cross from Zambia to Botswana at the Kazangula ferry and make our way to the gateway of the Chobe National Park - Kasane. This afternoon we head out on the Fish Eagle boat cruise to explore the watery wilderness that attracts all manner of wildlife, and especially elephants. Enjoy the tranquil waters with the coloured birds, slurping elephants and whooping hippos of the Chobe River.
Day 37 Day 42: Kasane To Nata
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 42: Kasane To Nata

Waking early we board our game driving vehicles with resident guide and head out into the Chobe National Park. By size, Chobe is the third largest park in the country and is the most diverse - home to elephant, lion, buffalo, hippo and abundant birdlife, including the famous African fish eagle.
Day 38 Day 43: Nata To Maun
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 43: Nata To Maun

Botswana is home to many interesting wildlife havens including wide tracts of migration routes from east to west and north to south. We travel west today to Maun - the gateway to the Okavango Delta. After stocking up on supplies we head to camp for some free time this afternoon to enjoy a swim, a game of volleyball or simply kick back and relax.
Day 39 Day 44: Maun To Okavango Delta
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 44: Maun To Okavango Delta

We board our 4x4 transfer this morning and wind through the small settlements surrounding Maun and on into the Okavango Delta wilderness. Once we reach the waters edge, we meet the polers and transfer our luggage to the mokoros for the remainder of our transfer to camp. Mokoros are traditional dug-out canoes used by the locals to travel the shallow waterways around the Delta. On arrival to Elephant Camp we enjoy a bit of free time before heading out on a nature walk in the late afternoon.
Day 40 Day 45: Okavango Delta To Maun
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 45: Okavango Delta To Maun

Waking at dawn we head out on foot to further explore the surrounds. The experience of walking in an open game area is like none other with the sights, sounds and smells of the wilderness to enjoy. After our walk we pack up camp and head back along the waterways to our 4x4 transfer and on to our camp in Maun. Weather permitting, there is an option to enjoy a scenic flight over the Delta to gain a different perspective of this watery wilderness.
Day 41 Day 46: Maun, Botswana To Omaheke Region, Namibia
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 46: Maun, Botswana To Omaheke Region, Namibia

Todays journey takes us from Botswana to Namibia. After our formalities at the border we head to our camp for the night. This afternoon we gain an insight into the San culture on the Kalahari Bushman Walk where we learn about how they survive in these desert conditions.
Day 42 Day 47: Omaheke Region To Windhoek, Namibia
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 47: Omaheke Region To Windhoek, Namibia

Rising early, we make tracks to the Capital city - Windhoek. With a rather low population owing to the arid climate across Namibia, Windhoek is the commercial and business hub of the country. Tonight youll have the option to visit one of the greatest eateries in southern Africa - Joes Beerhouse.
Day 43 Day 48: Windhoek To Etosha National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 48: Windhoek To Etosha National Park

Journeying north through the smaller towns we head to Namibias most famous National Park, Etosha. Tonight we stay within the park where we can enjoy viewing wildlife coming to drink at the floodlit waterhole. Patience is often rewarded with excellent sightings including the opportunity to see the endangered black rhino.
Day 44 Day 49: Etosha National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 49: Etosha National Park

Today we spend the day out on the pathways around the park seeking the animals that make this dry area their home. Etosha is a vast reserve of over 20,000 sq km surrounding a central salt depression or pan. The pan is seasonally full of water but specially managed waterholes sustain some 114 mammal and 340 bird species throughout the rest of the year. Look out for the majestic oryx, the quirky springbok and the diving yellow-billed hornbills along the way!
Day 45 Day 50: Etosha To Spitzkoppe
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 50: Etosha To Spitzkoppe

We leave the wilderness and travel to the stark boulder-mountains of the Spitzkoppe. Once massive volcanic batholiths that now lay above the ground. We take a walk to see the ancient San paintings and learn about why they believed this to be a sacred area. Spitzkoppe community camp is located in and around the vast boulders and offers a spectacular opportunity to spend a night out under the stars.
Day 46 Day 51: Spitzkoppe To Swakopmund
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 51: Spitzkoppe To Swakopmund

Departing the giant granite mountains we head to the Atlantic Ocean and the seaside town of Swakopmund. Here we will have some free time to enjoy some of the many adventure activities on offer or explore the local museums and shops.
Day 47 Day 52: Swakopmund
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 52: Swakopmund

The day is yours to head out and explore, or enjoy a few days back in civilization. The quaint architecture of this town hails from the German influences of the days when South West Africa was a German colony. There are still many little cafes, bakeries and shops where patrons are greeted in German and offered traditional specialities. For the adventurous at heart, there is skydiving over the desert, quadbiking through the massive dunes or sandboarding down the sandy slopes to entertain. The ocean also offers activities including fishing and dolphin watching trips.
Day 48 Day 53: Swakopmund To Sossus On Foot Camp, Khomas Region
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 53: Swakopmund To Sossus On Foot Camp, Khomas Region

Getting back inland today, we leave the cool Atlantic coastline and drive rugged mountain passes to our desert camp situated in the Khomas Region of Namibia. Enjoy an afternoon desert experience or simply marvel at the spectacular views.
Day 49 Day 54: Sossus On Foot Camp, Khomas Region To Sesriem Area
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 54: Sossus On Foot Camp, Khomas Region To Sesriem Area

This morning we rise early and head out with the sunrise to Sesriem and Sossusvlei within the Namib Naukluft National Park. With towering red sand dunes serving as sentinels as we journey along the valley, there are stark scenes and breathtaking views to enjoy. We board the shuttle into Sossusvlei where our guide will share the significance of the dead vlei and strange tree formations. On our way to our camp we also stop at the small yet unique Sesriem Canyon to take a walk and see the odd formations found here.
Day 50 Day 55: Sesriem Area To Fish River Canyon
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 55: Sesriem Area To Fish River Canyon

We awaken in the tranquil desert and head further south to the majestic Fish River Canyon. Second in size to the Grand Canyon of north America, the Fish River Canyon spans a massive 165km. The viewpoint allows for an excellent look at this scar in the horizon surrounded by the dry desert air and the soft sound of the wind as it glides over the arid surroundings.
Day 51 Day 56: Fish River Canyon To Orange River
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 56: Fish River Canyon To Orange River

Heading south through rugged mountainous desert terrain dotted with quiver trees and euphorbias, we arrive at the Orange Gariep River. This afternoon there is an option to enjoy a canoe trip on the River. Alternatively, relax at camp and enjoy a swim, an ice-cold beverage at the bar, or just chill out on the waters edge.
Day 52 Day 57: Orange River To Cederberg
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 57: Orange River To Cederberg

Leaving Namibia behind, we journey further south through South Africas northern Cape region to the majestic Cederberg. Our camp is situated in the small farming town of Trawal where we enjoy our last evening on the road together.
Day 53 Day 58: Cederberg To Cape Town
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 58: Cederberg To Cape Town

Our final journey brings us to the South Africas mother city with the iconic Table Mountain as a backdrop. This tour ends on arrival in Cape Town however should you wish to stay on for a few days after to explore the city, we are able to book post-tour accommodation for you. Please enquire at the time of booking.

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Itinerary of your trip 58-Day Gorillas To Cape Town (Camping)

Day 1: Nairobi To Lake Nakuru National Park

Day 2: Lake Nakuru To Eldoret

Day 3: Eldoret To Kampala, Uganda

Day 4: Kampala To Queen Elizabeth National Park Area

Day 5: Queen Elizabeth National Park

Day 6: Queen Elizabeth National Park To Lake Bunyonyi

Day 7-8: Lake Bunyonyi

Day 9: Lake Bunyoni To Kampala

Day 10: Kampala To Jinja

Day 11-12: Jinja

Day 13: Jinja To Eldoret, Kenya

Day 14: Eldoret To Nairobi

Day 15: Nairobi

Day 16: Nairobi To Maasai Mara

Day 17: Maasai Mara National Reserve

Day 18: Maasai Mara To Nairobi

Day 19: Nairobi To Arusha, Tanzania

Day 20: Arusha To Serengeti National Park

Day 21: Serengeti National Park To Ngorongoro Crater

Day 22: Ngorongoro Crater To Arusha

Day 23: Arusha To Bagamoyo

Day 24: Bagamoyo To Dar Es Salaam

Day 25: Dar Es Salaam To Zanzibar

Day 26-27: Zanzibar - Northern Beaches

Day 28: Zanzibar To Dar Es Salaam

Day 29: Dar Es Salaam To Mikumi

Day 30: Mikumi To Iringa

Day 31: Iringa To Chitimba Beach

Day 32: Chitimba Beach

Day 33: Chitimba To Kande Beach

Day 34: Kande Beach

Day 35: Kande To Chipata, Zambia

Day 36: Chipata To Lusaka

Day 37: Lusaka To Livingstone

Day 38-40: Livingstone

Day 41: Livingstone To Kasane, Botswana

Day 42: Kasane To Nata

Day 43: Nata To Maun

Day 44: Maun To Okavango Delta

Day 45: Okavango Delta To Maun

Day 46: Maun, Botswana To Omaheke Region, Namibia

Day 47: Omaheke Region To Windhoek, Namibia

Day 48: Windhoek To Etosha National Park

Day 49: Etosha National Park

Day 50: Etosha To Spitzkoppe

Day 51: Spitzkoppe To Swakopmund

Day 52: Swakopmund

Day 53: Swakopmund To Sossus On Foot Camp, Khomas Region

Day 54: Sossus On Foot Camp, Khomas Region To Sesriem Area

Day 55: Sesriem Area To Fish River Canyon

Day 56: Fish River Canyon To Orange River

Day 57: Orange River To Cederberg

Day 58: Cederberg To Cape Town

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