Upon arrival at Victoria Falls Airport, meet & greet by our representative.

Transfers from Airport to your Lodge in Victoria Falls.

The Victoria Falls presents a spectacular sight of awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur on the Zambezi River, forming a natural border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It was described by the Kololo tribe living in the area as ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ – ‘The Smoke that Thunders’ for the immense spray and incredible noise caused by the rushing water. Victoria Falls is now also known as the greatest curtain of falling water in the world when its width and height are combined. Columns of spray can be seen from miles away as, at the height of the rainy season, more than five hundred million cubic meters (over 17 billion cubic feet) of water per minute plummet over the edge, over a width of nearly two kilometers or over a mile, into a gorge over a hundred meters or 300 feet below.

Check-in to your Lodge & freshen up.

The rest of the day is free at leisure.

Overnight in Victoria Falls.

Breakfast at the Hotel.

Proceed for a Guided tour of the Mighty Falls. We first go past one of the biggest baobab trees in the region. These gigantic and ancient trees are characteristic of the African bush. From here we take a 3 kilometer walking tour around the falls taking in a number of different viewpoints including the Devil’s Cataract, Danger Point and others. You will get wet at some of the viewpoints due to the spray, so remember to advise you cover your cell phones and camera equipment. (Park Fee included)

Later in the afternoon, you will be collected again and transferred to the jetty for a Sunset Boat Cruise on the Zambezi River above the falls, complete with drinks and snack. This excursion also affords the possibility to see not just a typically beautiful sunset, but also some wildlife including hippo, elephants, buffalo and bushbuck. (Park Fee included)

Transfer back to your Lodge.

Overnight in Victoria Falls.

Breakfast at the Lodge.

Check out & transfer to your Lodge in Chobe National Park.

When you visit the Chobe National Park, you will never forget the first glimpse of the dazzling, deep blue Chobe River, as it winds its way through sandy terrain, small towns, lush floodplains, dense forests of cathedral mopane trees, and endless broadleaf woodlands. The park is named after this majestic river that protects 10.700 km² of the northern Kalahari Desert, providing ensuing wilderness and a game density that is steadily remarkable. Famed for its massive elephant populations, big herds of buffalo (matched only by some large lion prides) and incredible birdlife, Chobe National Park will leave an everlasting memory. Wherever you go in this park, wildlife encounters are plentiful and all of Chobe feels like true wilderness. It is a place that can be enjoyed by everyone: couples, families and seasoned Africa travelers.

Upon arrival, check-in & freshen up.

Lunch at the Lodge.

Proceed for Boat Ride in Chobe River.

Transfer back to your Lodge.

Dinner at the Lodge.

Overnight in Chobe National Park

Proceed for a Morning Safari Game Drive in Chobe National Park.

Transfers back to your Lodge & have Breakfast.

Lunch at the Lodge.

Proceed for a Boat Ride in Chobe River.

Transfer back to your Lodge.

Dinner at the Lodge.

Overnight in Chobe National Park

Proceed for Morning Safari Game Drive in Chobe National Park

Transfers back to your Lodge & have Breakfast.

Check out & transfer to Kasane Airport.

Upon arrival, Board a chartered shuttle flight to Airstrip in Okavango. (Flight Included)

Transfer from Airstrip in Okavango to your accommodation in Okavango Delta.

The Okavango Delta is one of the most exclusive wilderness destinations in the world. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the backdrop to wild Africa's grand spectacle, presenting unparalleled wilderness experiences in a serene inland delta unlike anywhere else on Earth. A journey to the Okavango Delta – deep inside Africa's pristine interior – is like no other, encompassing vast wetlands and expansive drylands. Visitors traverse the Delta's meandering waterways, passing palm- and papyrus-fringed islands, thick woodland, resplendent with lush vegetation, and teeming with rich wildlife. Major tourist attractions in the Delta and the dryland areas are game viewing, birdwatching and boating in the many waterways, often in the traditional mokoro dug-out canoe. The diversity and numbers of animals and birds are staggering. A recent overview of the Okavango region recorded 122 species of mammals, 71 species of fish, 444 species of bird, 64 species of reptiles and 1,300 species of flowering plants. A successful rhino reintroduction programme in the Okavango now puts White Rhino's population at approximately 35 and Black Rhino at 4. However, game viewing can be seasonal, depending on the time of year and subsequent water and food availability.

Check-in & freshen up.

Lunch at the Lodge.

Proceed for an Afternoon Activity.

Transfer back to your Lodge.

Dinner at the Lodge.

Overnight in Okavango Delta.

Proceed for a Morning Activity.

Transfer back to your Lodge & have Breakfast.

Lunch at the Lodge.

Proceed for an Afternoon Activity.

Transfer back to your Lodge.

Dinner at the Lodge.

Overnight in Okavango Delta.

Proceed for a Morning Activity.

Transfer back to your Lodge & have Breakfast.

Check out & transfer to the Airstrip in Okavango.

Board a chartered shuttle flight to Maun Airport. (Flight Included)