21-Day Victoria Falls To Cape Town Tour

Today, you'll be collected from the airport and transferred to your hotel at Victoria Falls.

Today, your tour begins in the town of Victoria Falls.

Explore the bustling adventure town of Victoria Falls, which offers a range of optional activities for those wanting a dose of adrenaline.

For the more relaxed traveler, explore craft markets or enjoy a delicious high tea is offered at the Victoria Falls Hotel.

In the morning, you'll have the opportunity to participate in the many activities offered in Victoria Falls.

After lunch, travel the short distance to the Botswana border and arrive at your accommodation in the late afternoon to set up camp on the banks of the Chobe River.

For those that opt to participate in the optional game drive in Chobe National Park, you will be collected early from camp and will venture out in an open 4x4 safari vehicle.

Return to camp for lunch and a quick siesta before heading out in the afternoon to explore the Chobe National Park from the river.

Enjoy a leisurely boat cruise that allows you an up-close and personal experience with the many elephants that frequently visit the river in the afternoons.

You will be separated from your nomad truck for the next two nights and it is therefore important that you pack and gather your personal belongings which you may need before you depart camp. Please pack lightly and only take what you need.

The Savuti Game Reserve is a unique area bordered by the Okavango Delta to the west and Chobe National Park to the east. Did you know that Savuti is a big game area and known for having the largest concentrations of wildlife in Southern Africa?

Today, we will spend most of our day traveling through the Savuti Game Reserve in search of the species that roam the plains. Offering habitats from the wetland, open water to the grasslands, and savannah woodland.

Witness many species of fauna and flora. In the afternoon, you'll arrive at the camp in the Greater Moremi Game Reserve Area.

In the morning, transfer by safari vehicle to the polling station where you'll meet the polers who will be escorting us into the Delta. The polers will steer us through the serene area of narrow, reed-lined channels which open out into beautiful lagoons. 

Reaching one of the many islands, take a nature walk with your pole, and after the walk return by mokoro through the channels back to the polling station. While the mokoro trail is not primarily a game viewing activity, a variety of games may be spotted, including elephants, giraffes, kudu, impala, and zebra.

After lunch, return to Moremi Game Reserve for our afternoon game drive on a 4x4 safari vehicle. 

Depart early this morning in a 4x4 vehicle to Maun, where you'll have the opportunity to go on an optional scenic flight over the Okavango Delta (time and weather permitting).

In Maun, reunite with our nomad truck and continue towards the Ghanzi District in Central Kalahari.

Later in the evening, get a first-hand experience of the San culture, well known for its rich traditions of song, dance, and story-telling. The nomadic San are hunter-gatherers that have passed down a rich knowledge of the plants and animals that play such an important part in their lifestyle.

Today, start early this morning as we continue west and cross the border into Namibia traveling to the capital city of Windhoek.

Enjoy breakfast, before heading to Etosha National Park, where you'll take a short walk through the city center and have the opportunity to view some of its better-known landmarks.

After our city walk, we have a full day of driving to reach Etosha National Park in the late afternoon to begin our first game drive.

Later in the evening, travel a short distance to our rest camp for the night.

Etosha is known for some of the most unique game viewing experiences in Africa.

Today, you'll have a full day to explore the edges of the Etosha Pan in search of the abundant wildlife that occurs in the park.

Our truck offers us an elevated platform and you'll have the chance to spend some time at the many waterholes dotted throughout the park.

Today, rise early and enjoy our last game drive through Etosha, as we make our way to the gates and exit the park.

Sit back and enjoy the scenery of rugged mountains and dry river beds.

The Brandberg (Burning Mountains) are regarded as the highest in Namibia and home to the famous White Lady, one of more than 45,000 rock paintings in the area.

After reaching our destination for the day, we will make the rugged 2-hour return hike to visit the painting that is said to be around 2,000 years old. 

The massive granite formations of Spitzkoppe tower 700 meters above the desert plains below and the presence of rock art indicate their significance to the San people who lived here many years ago.

Enjoy a walk and have the opportunity to view some examples of the San’s rock art before setting off for the seaside town of Swakopmund. Swakopmund is well known for its many adventure activities, coffee shops, and rich German influence.

In the evening, you will have the opportunity to book some of the many exciting activities!

Today is a free day to explore Swakopmund or simply enjoy delicious baked goods at a local coffee shop.

Swakopmund offers all the conveniences of a little city and there is something to keep everyone busy!

After a day of exploration, return back to your hotel to rest for you'll journey to the Namib Desert the next morning.

Leaving behind the charms of Swakopmund, continue the journey to Southern Namibia and the Namib Desert. Make a short stop in Walvis Bay this morning before turning east towards the heart of the desert.

In the afternoon, follow a local guide who will introduce you to the wonders of the desert environment.

We advise you to call it an early night to prepare for adventure the next day. 

In the morning, travel to Sesriem, the gateway to the Sossusvlei Dune Fields. Enter the park early and make a stop to climb the famous Dune 45.

Visit both Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, before bidding the dune field farewell.

Our final stop before continuing to our camp is the interesting Sesriem Canyon, a remnant of much wetter times in this dry region.

Today, have a leisurely morning before we pack up and turn east and head for Keetmanshoop.

The rest of the day will be spent driving to the next destination.

Contrary to belief, the quiver tree is not really a tree, but a plant that can grow between 200-300 years old.

Today, we'll explore the Quiver Tree Forest and Giants Playgrounds named for the way the massive dolerite boulders have been placed on each other creating rock formations and a series of mazes.

Afterward, board the truck and travel south of Southern Namibia on route to Ais-Ais. Famed for its hot springs, the resort and its hot pools are the perfect tonic to ease away the dust of the Namib Desert.

The Fish River Canyon is one of the largest in the world and this afternoon you'll take a walk along the rim of the canyon and end your day with a memorable sunset on the canyon edge.

As dawn breaks, make your way to the Orange River and your final stop in Namibia.

You'll spend the last night in Namibia on the banks of the Orange River and the best way to experience the Orange River is by canoe.

This afternoon you will have the opportunity to partake in an optional canoe trip on the river.

In the morning, cross the border to South Africa, as we travel through the desert landscapes of Namaqualand on the way to the Cederberg Region.

If you are fortunate enough to be traveling in the spring months (July to September), you may encounter the wildflowers that have made this region famous. No matter the time of year, the strange desert vistas offer a unique backdrop.

In the evening, enjoy a traditional meal.

The Cederberg region not only boasts spectacular mountains and orange farms, but it is also the home of the Rooibos bush - did you know that the leaves are used to make tea? This herbal beverage has earned an international reputation as a healthy and refreshing alternative to regular tea.

The Cederberg region is also known for its mountain fynbos and spectacular views of the rugged Cedarberg Mountains.

Afterward, you'll depart for Cape Town, where you will notice Table Mountain in the distance.

Your tour ends upon arrival in Cape Town city center. Farewell!