Prepare for the safari vacation of a lifetime as you journey through South Africa, Zimbabwe and Botswana. From game drives in Southern Kruger to boat safaris in Chobe National Park and village visits around Okavango Delta, there’s an enthralling set of experiences in store for you. The icing on the cake? A trip to Victoria…
Exciting safaris, cascading waterfalls and enriching cultural experiences: this 11-day tour of Kenya and Zimbabwe opens you up to the raw beauty of the region. From exploring Nairobi’s contemporary art and culture scene to soaring over the Masai Mara in a hot air balloon, the tour promises an eclectic mix of experiences. Round off your…
Traverse sprawling deserts, the world’s largest inland river delta and thundering waterfalls as you explore some of Southern Africa’s finest wildlife destinations. Savor the assorted urban charms of Johannesburg before heading to the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Enjoy enthralling game drives and walking safaris with expert Bushmen guides to spot lions, leopards, elands and more….
Discover the magic of the Victoria Falls and unearth Botswana’s wildlife treasures on this ten-day tour. Get a bird’s-eye-view of The Smoke That Thunders as you soar up above Victoria Falls in a helicopter. Go on exciting game drives, boat cruises and bush walks in Zambezi National Park, before experiencing Botswana’s wonderful waterworlds. With mokoro…
In Western Zimbabwe, the beauty of East African nature awaits you. This trip takes you from the thundering Victoria Falls to the Zambezi National Park and the vast savannah of Hwange National Park. Explore the renowned and hidden treasures of Zimbabwe’s west.
Experience the water worlds of Botswana on boat safaris in Chobe and at the Okavango Delta, and spend time relaxing days on the beaches of Mauritius. Start your trip at the thundering Victoria Falls, a UNESCO site thus named by explorer David Livingstone after the19th century British monarch. You will travel on to Chobe National…
Are you ready for bushwalks in the wild, unreal landscapes, incredible animal sightings, captivating cruises, and more? Buckle up, for you are in for an adventure of a lifetime! Kalahari’s mesmerizes with its endless stretches of browns. Familiarize yourself with the ethereal landscape of Sossusvlei on quad drives and safari excursions. Learn about incredible adaptations…
Experience wild animals, natural wonders, and picture-perfect beaches on this bespoke Africa tour. Begin with a bang by taking a boat trip across the Zambezi River and boarding a helicopter to fly over the roaring Victoria Falls. Just next door, Chobe National Park is home to Africa’s largest elephant population and plenty of other wildlife, which…
On this Botswana and Zimbabwe trip, you will experience spectacular natural landscapes and close encounters with animals. One of the greatest wonders on earth awaits you right at the start of your journey: the magnificent Victoria Falls. Feel its power and beauty as you head to the most vantage points and capture images of it….
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Set in one of the most remote parts of Hwange National park, the Sinamatella area was established in 1966 and was a former cattle ranch, the area is known for its rocky, hilly county with thick teak woodland.
Davison’s Camp is situated deep in Hwange National Park, in the south-eastern Linkwasha Concession.
Deteema Springs sits perched on a rocky cliff in a private concession in one corner of Hwange National Park. With the Deteema dam on one side and permanent water springs on the other, this charming lodge is located in an area with plenty of big game around.
Ivory Lodge occupies an ideal position in one of Zimbabwe’s richest wildlife areas where herds of many hundreds of elephant are a common sight.
Miombo is a quirky and intimate camp that remains a popular destination for travelers who wish to combine a safari in Hwange with a visit to the mighty Victoria Falls.
Robins Camp is part of the iconic Hwange National Park and situated in the rugged northern Basalt area of the Park. It is rich in natural water resources with seeps and springs dotting the area.
The Hide is situated on a large private concession bordering Hwange National Park to the East.
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