Family Botswana and Zambia Safari Adventure

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Cruise & seiling

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Hotel & Overnatting

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Annen informasjon

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Day 1
Our tour starts today in Victoria Falls. Often referred to as the adventure capital of Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls offers a thrilling combination of land, air and water-based activities. For those arriving in time, our tour leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 6pm for a welcome meeting and for those that wish, there is the chance to go out for dinner. There are no other activities planned today, so you're free to arrive in Victoria Falls at any time. If you'd an airport transfer, you'll need to arrive into Victoria Falls Airport (VFA), which is around a 30-minute drive from the hotel. If you miss the welcome meeting, your tour leader will inform you of any essential information as soon as you catch up. This evening, we'll either be staying at the Batonka Guest Lodge or Pioneer Lodge. The two are sister properties located just over 1 kilometre/0.6 miles from each other and are almost identical. Both are set in beautiful, landscaped gardens and feature a swimming pool, spacious rooms, an expansive terrace where breakfast is served, a bar and a stylish lounge and dining room which are both extremely comfortable. If your flight arrives earlier in the day, you might like to choose from a host of adventurous activities including whitewater rafting, canoeing and cruises on the Zambezi River. Full details are listed in the 'Budgeting and packing' section of the trip notes.
Day 2
Today, we'll visit one of the natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls, known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya (The Smoke that Thunders). The Zambezi River plummets over a sheer cliff wall spanning more than 1,676 meters/5,498 feet and drops approximately 100 metres/328 feet into the abyss below. Like David Livingstone before us, we'll become aware of the falls long before we see it. We'll view the falls from the Zimbabwean side of the river which incorporates the best views with plumes of water vapour rising like smoke into the sky creating small clouds, all accompanied by a deafening roar. After our guided tour, you can take your time to explore more of the network of paths and enclaves around the falls. This afternoon is left free to take advantage of the many activities that Victoria Falls offers, including an optional half-day game drive into Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park to search for white rhinos, trying out whitewater rafting on the Zambezi, enjoying a scenic helicopter flight over the falls or perhaps experiencing a cultural village trip. All activities can be booked at your guesthouse directly and full prices are available in the 'Budgeting and packing' section of the trip notes.
Day 3
Leaving our guesthouse this morning, it's a short one-hour drive to the Kazungula land border crossing between Zimbabwe and Botswana. Once border formalities are completed, we'll continue to our campsite located on the banks of the Chobe River. Our newly built campsite is the perfect base for exploring Chobe National Park. Situated at the point where Zambia, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Botswana meet, it's located right on the water's edge. We'll be staying in comfortable safari tents, built on fixed platforms and each tent has a proper bed with all bedding provided. Tents also have en-suite bathrooms with a sink and flushing WC, and there is a separate dining room, bar and lounge area. This afternoon, we'll head out on a late afternoon game drive. Chobe is the heart of elephant country and is home to approximately 120,000 of the giant creatures. During our safaris, we'll travel in customised, open-sided land cruisers. The land cruisers are ideal for game viewing but can be a bit brisk and windy at times - it's a good idea to bring some layers for longer travel days. The roads through Botswana also vary in quality, so travel days can be slow and bumpy, but the scenery and wildlife more than make up for this.
Day 4
The northern Chobe area of Serondela is the heart of the elephant country. Up to 35,000 elephants live here, the largest number in any African park. On our game drive this morning, we'll take a slow drive along the southern bank of the Chobe River, where we can find Chobe Bushbuck and Puku Antelope. The sheer variety of animals in abundance makes this region a must-see for any wildlife enthusiast. We hope to watch huge herds in and around the great Chobe River, which also teems with hippos and crocodiles. This afternoon, our mode of transport switches to a boat as we take to the water and view the wildlife from a different perspective. The Chobe River is one of the Zambezi's main tributaries, and is home to an abundance of wildlife, as well as a variety of fish including the tiger fish (freshwater barracuda). The area is also famed for its beautiful scenery and magnificent red and gold sunsets.
Day 5
We'll have an early start this morning as we set off on the long journey to Shakawe, located in Botswana's northwest Okavango panhandle. Today's total journey time is approximately seven hours (depending on time spent at the two border crossings) including comfort breaks and a lunch break. The drive takes us through Namibia's Caprivi Strip. The Caprivi Region has a colourful and interesting history, playing a central part in the Berlin Conference of 1890. Named after German Chancellor General Count Georg Leo von Caprivi di Caprara di Montecuccoli, the strip was once administered by the British before it was swapped for Zanzibar with the Germans at a time of great European political manoeuvring. Our destination is our houseboat, located on the waters of the Okavango River, where we aim to arrive around mid-afternoon. The mighty Okavango is the third largest river in Africa and its delta area covers 16,000 square kilometres/6,177 square miles and is made up of crystal clear channels, a myriad of ephemeral lakes and ever-changing islands. The river flows southeast from the Angolan highlands over 1,000 kilometres/621 miles away, taking up to six months to reach the delta area which floods on an annual cycle. After stocking up on drinks and snacks, we'll leave our vehicle behind and board a motor launch to our houseboat. On arrival, we'll meet our friendly crew who will be our hosts for the next two nights. After settling in, lunch is served in the top-floor dining room, with panoramic windows offering a backdrop of the Okavango River basin. Our accommodation is comfortable but small, with eight rustic, en-suite bedrooms. Each room has glass sliding doors that look out onto the wilderness of the remote panhandle area and there are seating areas for watching the sunset up on deck. The boat will be for our exclusive use during our stay.
Day 6
During our time on the river, we might be lucky enough to spot submerging pods of hippos and crocodiles basking in the shallows and on the riverbanks. Birdlife in the area is prolific and local fishermen are often seen aboard their traditional dugout canoes, known locally as mokoros. We include boat trips on a motorized launch to experience the areas of the Delta that are harder to reach, cruising into channels where hippos and crocodiles are usually sighted. We'll return to our houseboat in the golden light of the late afternoon to enjoy a traditional 'sundowner' relaxing in the open plan lounge.
Day 7
This morning, there is the opportunity to visit the intriguing and sacred World Heritage Site of the Tsodilo Hills. The San Bushmen community believe the hills are the site of the first creation and they painted an astonishing 4000 rock paintings across 350 sites marking the area's significance. Here, four impressive rocks jut out of the expanse of the surrounding land, and it's believed by the San Bushmen that the largest of the rocks is the 'man', the second largest the 'woman', and the smallest the 'child'. The fourth rock, which stands apart from the others, is said to be the male's first wife. Some of the paintings are thought to be over 24,000 years old, and as well as the chance to see ancient rock paintings, the hills offer vast views across the countryside below. An expert local guide will accompany us around the site, interpreting a selection of the paintings. The tour will last around two hours, walking along a flat well-graded path. It's possible to opt out at any stage and return to the shade of the small museum located at the entrance of the site - this is also where we'll have an early picnic lunch. After our visit, we'll drive to the town of Maun, located on the southern reaches of the Okavango Delta and the gateway to the Moremi Game Reserve, where we will spend the night.
Day 8
Today, we'll take a drive out of Maun to Xakanaxa (pronounced ka-ka-ni-ka) or Khwai which is an integral part of the eastern waters of the Okavango Delta. The area is encompassed by Moremi Game Reserve and has areas of dry lands rising between vast wetlands, and crystal-clear water channels on the edges of Mopane and Apple-Leaf woodlands. Game viewing takes place alongside waterways and floodplains and species such as giraffes, zebras and wildebeest are just, a few that can be spotted here, along with an astonishing variety of birds. For the next three nights, we'll be camping in Moremi where the waters feed an abundance of flora and fauna, including the frequently visiting wild dogs. Hippos are often heard by night too. We should see a good amount of game heading to our campsite and in the late afternoon, we'll head off for another game drive. Our campsite for this evening uses dome-type tents with private en-suite facilities added to the back of the tent. They're big enough that you can stand inside and are made from durable rip-stop canvas with sewn-in groundsheets. Each tent is equipped with sturdy camp beds, mattresses, fitted sheets, pillows, pillowcases and duvets. Other equipment used on safari are camping basins, washstands, hot water bucket showers and camp toilets. Safari-style fold-up chairs and large tables are provided. Our backup staff do all the cooking and cleaning as well as setting up and breaking camp.
Day 9
We'll enjoy two game drives today. Setting off for our morning drive at first light, we'll get the chance to experience one of Africa's unspoiled wonderlands, with the possibility to spot hippos, crocodiles and a great variety of birds, as well as the elusive sitatunga antelope. This place is also an ornithologist's paradise with fish eagles, kingfishers, herons, storks, egrets, weavers and bee-eaters all seen regularly. Returning for brunch, the hottest part of the day is spent at leisure at our campsite - a chance for a siesta, to relax reading a book or do a bit of birdwatching. We'll set off for our afternoon game drive around 4pm and return in the early evening.
Day 10
We have another full day of game drives ahead of us today. We'll spend time exploring the floodplains in the hope of seeing larger mammals like elephants, giraffes and zebras, as well as predators such as lions, leopards and wild dogs.
Day 11
We'll take a leisurely drive back to Maun today, with the afternoon free for optional activities or to simply relax by the hotel swimming pool.
Day 12
Our trip ends after breakfast at our hotel in Maun. There are no activities planned today, so you're free to depart from Maun at any time. If your flight is departing later in the day, luggage storage facilities are available at our hotel. If you'd like to receive a complimentary airport transfer, you'll need to depart from Maun International Airport (MUB).

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Meals Included

11 Break Fast(s) 8 Lunch(es) 7 Dinner(s)

Trekking Grade

None

Weather

Zimbabwe has a moderate climate, in the summer months (November to April) you can expect highs of 30 C° and lows of 20 C°. The wet season is from November to May when the days are typically dry and sunny with afternoon/evening thunderstorms. The best time for game viewing is September to October when days are dry and the temperatures are still relatively cool.

With a staggering 300 days of sunshine each year, Namibia is a year-round destination, although some may prefer to avoid the heat of high summer. The cold Benguela current keeps the Atlantic coast of the Namib Desert cool and rain-free for most of the year, with a thick coastal fog that lends a mysterious edge to the area. January and February are the hottest months, when daytime temperatures in the heart of the Namib can exceed 40°C (104°F), but nights are usually cool. Winter nights can be fairly cold, but days are generally warm and pleasant.

Botswana's regional characteristics, from fertile areas in the east to waterless desert in the centre and south, and a vast delta in the north-west, make for extremes of temperatures and highly variable rainfall. Seasonal weather patterns can be unpredictable.

Vaccination

Please note that all travellers aged over 9 months old that have travelled from or have transited via a country with a risk of yellow fever transmission, will need to present a Yellow Fever certificate at immigration/borders in Zimbabwe for inspection. We recommend protection against hepatitis A, tetanus and typhoid. Consult your travel clinic for latest advice on different prophylaxis available against malaria. Please check the latest requirements with your travel clinic or doctor prior to departure. The above is not an exhaustive list. Further information regarding vaccinations and travel health advice can be found by following the NHS and NaTHNaC links at Explore Travel Health and from your local healthcare provider. Visa and vaccination requirements are subject to change and should be confirmed by you before travelling.

Nothing compulsory, but we do recommend protection against malaria, hepatitis A, tetanus, typhoid and polio. Please note that all travellers aged over 9 months old that have travelled from or have transitted via a country with a risk of yellow fever transmission, will need to present a Yellow Fever certificate at immigration/borders in Namibia for inspection. Consult your travel clinic for latest advice on different prophylaxis available against malaria. Travellers may wish to immunise themselves against meningitis. Please check the latest requirements with your travel clinic or doctor prior to departure. The above is not an exhaustive list. Further information regarding vaccinations and travel health advice can be found by following the NHS and NaTHNaC links at Explore Travel Health and from your local healthcare provider. Visa and vaccination requirements are subject to change and should be confirmed by you before travelling.

We do recommend protection against malaria, hepatitis A, tetanus, typhoid and polio. Consult your travel clinic for latest advice on different prophylaxis available against malaria. Travellers may wish to immunize themselves against meningitis. Please check the latest requirements with your travel clinic or doctor prior to departure. The above is not an exhaustive list. Further information regarding vaccinations and travel health advice can be found by following the NHS and NaTHNaC links at Explore Travel Health and from your local healthcare provider. Visa and vaccination requirements are subject to change and should be confirmed by you before travelling. Immigration/Borders in Botswana are requesting a Yellow Fever certificate if you have previously travelled within/via an endemic country. Please note that any travellers who have visited Ebola affected countries during the last 30 days will be denied entry into Botswana. These countries are: Guinea, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Liberia

sdsd TILGJENGELIGE DATOER	PRIS (1 VOKSEN)	PRIS (1 BARN)	Enkeltromstillegg	STATUS REISE
lør, 05 apr 2025 / ons, 16 apr 2025	NOK 44 540	NOK 40 290	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 19 jul 2025 / ons, 30 jul 2025	NOK 44 540	NOK 40 290	Ikke tilgjengelig	Tilgjengelige
lør, 26 jul 2025 / ons, 06 aug 2025	NOK 44 540	NOK 40 290	Ikke tilgjengelig	Tilgjengelige
lør, 02 aug 2025 / ons, 13 aug 2025	NOK 44 540	NOK 40 290	Ikke tilgjengelig	Tilgjengelige
lør, 09 aug 2025 / ons, 20 aug 2025	NOK 44 540	NOK 40 290	Ikke tilgjengelig	Tilgjengelige
lør, 16 aug 2025 / ons, 27 aug 2025	NOK 42 415	NOK 38 165	Ikke tilgjengelig	Tilgjengelige
lør, 23 aug 2025 / ons, 03 sep 2025	NOK 42 415	NOK 38 165	Ikke tilgjengelig	Tilgjengelige

TILGJENGELIGE DATOER	PRIS (1 VOKSEN)	PRIS (1 BARN)	ENKELTROMSTILLEGG	STATUS REISE
lør, 05 apr 2025 / ons, 16 apr 2025	NOK 44 540	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 19 jul 2025 / ons, 30 jul 2025	NOK 44 540	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 26 jul 2025 / ons, 06 aug 2025	NOK 44 540	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 02 aug 2025 / ons, 13 aug 2025	NOK 44 540	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 09 aug 2025 / ons, 20 aug 2025	NOK 44 540	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 16 aug 2025 / ons, 27 aug 2025	NOK 42 415	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel
lør, 23 aug 2025 / ons, 03 sep 2025	NOK 42 415	På forespørsel	Ikke tilgjengelig	På forespørsel

Family Botswana and Zimbabwe Safari Adventure

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