Today is departure day, and you fly to Zambia with stopover(s) on the way.

On your arrival in Livingstone, Zambia, you are picked up from the airport by our local partner and driven to your hotel. You will spend three nights on the banks of the Zambezi.  

The days at Victoria Falls are spent at your leisure. However, we recommend that you book a couple of excursions from home as they are extremely popular, and in some places there are limits to the number of participants on the tours. 

It goes without saying that a walk around the waterfalls is a must. We particularly recommend the walk on Knife Edge Bridge from which you get a unique view of the waterfalls. During the rainy season (around November–April), you should be prepared to get pretty much soaked through on the walk. But the air temperature is warm, so it’s actually fun to feel the forces of nature at such close quarters!  

There is a lot to see and do. The area is a veritable activity mecca offering a wealth of experiences.  

You will be picked up from the hotel and set off for Botswana, a drive of around 4–5 hours, depending on the waiting time at the border crossing in Kazungula. Kazungula is a small village located right on the banks of the Zambezi River where no fewer than four different countries meet: Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia. Zambia and Botswana are linked by a bridge. A fun fact: The bridge arches in the way it does, so as not to clash with the boundaries of Namibia and Zimbabwe.

You will spend three nights in Kasane, the main town at Chobe.

Today, you will experience the national park. This day features a relaxing boat ride on the river, where you have excellent opportunities to get up close to hippopotamuses, in addition to a completely traditional game drive on land.  

Sustainable tourism is a focus area of the Botswanan government , so you will experience unspoiled, exciting nature with fantastic and abundant wildlife. In Chobe National Park, you are in with a chance of seeing buffaloes, elephants, lions, cheetahs and leopards. Keep an eye out for the incredible bird life on this tour as well – including Botswana’s gorgeous national bird, the lilac-breasted roller. 

In the evening, you are back at the lodge, where dinner awaits you. 

Exciting experiences await you in the national park again today. The order is reversed compared to yesterday, allowing you to get the most out of your stay here. You will therefore be starting with a game drive in the park in the morning, with sailing on the river in afternoon. Naturally, there will also be time for you to enjoy the pool and perhaps have a massage.

Departure from the hotel to the airport after breakfast. Unless there is an elephant in the road (a not uncommon problem in Kasane!), it takes about 7 minutes to drive to the airport. 

From here, you will fly to Cape Town in South Africa, where our local representative is waiting for you at the airport. You will be driven to the hotel where you will spend the last four nights of your African adventure. 

The days you spend in Cape Town are at your leisure, and there is plenty to see and do here. 

Cape Town is located at the foot of the beautiful famous Table Mountain, from which you can enjoy the view of the Cape of Good Hope, wine country and the dark blue Atlantic Ocean with Nelson Mandela’s prison island, Robben Island. A visit to Robben Island is on the list of “must-dos” in Cape Town.  

The central place for all visitors to Cape Town is the area around the Waterfront, where you can easily spend a whole day browsing in shops, watching entertaining performances, drinking coffee, laughing at the lumbering seals and eating ice cream. 

Cape Town also offers a host of historical sights, fascinating buildings, interesting museums and lots of good restaurants.  

The time has come to say goodbye to South Africa. You will be picked up from your hotel and driven to the airport, from which you fly to the UK, with connecting flight(s) along the way. 

You land in the UK after an exciting and eventful holiday.