Arrive: Windhoek, Namibia
Depart: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Scroll through our signature accommodations for this trip below. Although it is highly unlikely, we may make substitutions when necessary.
Please note that the average road journey between our six lodges takes about five hours, sometimes longer. The Trip Leader will discuss what to expect on the drive and how long the journey might be. Most of the roads are gravel and are in excellent condition but take longer to drive than a paved highway. All the routes are scenic. We will be traveling in comfortable safari vehicles, and driving times may vary depending on sights of interest we come upon, photographic opportunities, or wildlife encounters. Ideally, we will depart for drives after breakfast so as to arrive early enough at the next lodge in time for afternoon game viewing.
During drives and walks, we can at times get quite close to wild animals. Being very quiet improves everyone's chances of observation. In the interest of safety, your Trip Leader explains limitations on movement while on game drives, in the safari vehicles, and around camp. Incidents with wild animals are extremely rare on safaris, but no trip can guarantee immunity from such incidents. Wilderness Travel is not to be held responsible for incidents involving the behavior of wildlife.
"Traveling through the countryside, interfacing with the San people, and the diversity of wildlife and flora was mind altering. We loved it."
Daniel K.
Elkins Park, PA
"It was a fantastic five-star journey that shall probably endure as one of our most memorable vacations."
Jeff P.
Boston, MA
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