ULTIMATE AFRICAN ADVENTURE

We kick off our incredible African journey in Mbabane. Mbabane offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and a slower pace of life compared to many major cities. While it might not be as internationally famous as some other African cities, it holds a distinct charm for tourists seeking an authentic experience in a relatively less tourist-heavy destination

On arrival, get transfer to our preferred hotel stay and relax ready for our Adventure.

We start off at the Matenga Falls Nature walk experiencing the cultural Village settings and later try out the Night Life at Mbabane. Matenga Nature Reserve is a hidden gem in the area surrounding Mbabane, and it’s known for its relatively untouched beauty, diverse wildlife, and scenic views.

Our journey continues to the iconic Kruger National Park, one of Africa’s most renowned wildlife reserves. We’ll stay for two nights, getting close to the park’s magnificent residents. But this stop is about more than just wildlife viewing. We meet the Black Mambas, the world’s first all-female anti-poaching unit, whose dedication to protecting the park’s treasures is awe-inspiring. We have an evenong gamedrive on day three and the next day still holds a thrilling game drive, where you can spot Africa’s iconic big game in their natural habitat.

Following the excitement of Kruger, we head to the tranquil Limpopo River, where we’ll camp along its banks, gazing out at the vast landscapes that lie between South Africa and Botswana. Surrounded by an incredible diversity of birdlife, this is the perfect place to pause, relax, and reflect on the safari experiences you’ve had so far.

This day Is set to be a border crossing Into Botswana’s Limpopo Lipadi Nature Reserve.

This Is a haven wildlife sanctuary along the Limpopo River

Travel to the Khama Rhino Sanctuary. On the edge of the Kalahari Desert, the Khama Rhino Sanctuary is a community-based conservation project staffed by local village residents. Built in a former hunting area to protect Botswana’s only remaining populations of both black and white rhinos, the sanctuary is also home to other wildlife including zebras, giraffes, leopards, ostriches and wildebeest, all of which can be seen around the many natural waterholes.

We engage In a game drive whilst here and relax for the evening

Maun serves as the gateway to the Okavango Delta. This Town has grown significantly owed to the communities that lived In the delta. We head to camp and the early morning next as we head Into the Okavango Delta.

Prepare for one of the most peaceful experiences of your trip as we enter the Okavango Delta in Botswana- The Worls Largest Inland Delta. Glide along the narrowest part of the delta in a mokoro, a traditional dugout canoe, surrounded by the calming sounds of nature. Watch as birds flit above you and hippos grunt in the distance, all while you marvel at the serene beauty of this unique ecosystem.

We have a sunset cruise on the banks of the Okavango Delta as we wind down for two nights In the Tranquility of Bush Noises.

Optionally we can choose a helicopter scenic ride over the Okavango Delta.

We continue our journey into Botswana, making a stopover in Ghanzi, a small town known for its unique cultural heritage. It’s a chance to rest, rejuvenate, and prepare for the adventures ahead as we venture deeper into the heart of Southern Africa.

Arriving in Windhoek, the capital city of Namibia, marks our entry into yet another remarkable country. This stopover is brief but offers a chance to stretch your legs and take in the calm, laid-back atmosphere of the capital before heading into the wilds of the Namib Desert.

We head into the heart of the Namib Desert, where the endless sea of dunes is simply breathtaking. Sesriem Canyon, with its towering rock formations, sets the stage for tomorrow’s sunrise hike to the iconic dunes of Sossusvlei. It’s an early night as we prepare for a sunrise experience you’ll never forget.

After the Sunrise on the dunes we head to the Dead pans – Deadvlei one of the most photographed places on earth experiencing the rare green trees In the desert.

After a thrilling desert adventure, we make our way to the coastal town of Swakopmund. Known for its German colonial architecture and array of adrenaline-fueled activities, Swakopmund offers everything from sandboarding and skydiving to scenic desert tours. You’ll have the chance to explore this quirky town while enjoying its blend of coastal beauty and desert charm.

Swakopmund – Skydiving

Swakopmund – Sea kayaking –

Swakopmund – Seal and dolphin cruise

Swakopmund – Hot Air Ballon Ride

Swakopmund – Living Desert Tour

Our journey takes us next to Spitzkoppe, often referred to as the Matterhorn of Africa. This iconic granite peak offers awe-inspiring views of the surrounding desert, and the starry skies above are perfect for stargazing. As night falls, the Milky Way stretches across the sky in a stunning display.

We Make a stop at the Cape Seal Nature Reserve to watch the Cape Seals

Prepare for more wildlife encounters as we visit Etosha National Park in Namibia. Famed for its salt pans and diverse wildlife, Etosha offers incredible opportunities for game viewing. From rare species like the black-faced impala and Angolan giraffe to predators like lions and brown hyenas, Etosha is a place where nature’s drama unfolds before your eyes.

This will be our Stay for the next two nights engaging on the various waterholes In this vast wilderness

In Rundu, we dive into cultural exploration with a visit to the San Ju people, the indigenous Bushmen who have lived in these regions for thousands of years. Known for their deep connection to the land, the San Ju share their history, culture, and art, providing a fascinating glimpse into one of Africa’s most ancient cultures.

From Grootfontein, we continue our journey to Popa Falls, a stunning series of waterfalls located along the Zambezi River. This tranquil location offers a serene break after the excitement of Etosha and the Namibian desert. Take time to relax, enjoy the natural beauty, or participate in a boat cruise along the river to fully immerse yourself in the lush landscape. Popa Falls provides the perfect backdrop for some quiet reflection and is an ideal place to take in the calm beauty of Namibia’s waterways.

Next, we cross into Botswana and head to the renowned Chobe National Park, famous for its large populations of elephants. Spend two days in this remarkable park, where the Chobe River provides an abundant water source that draws animals from all around. Game drives will introduce you to the wonders of Chobe, including its incredible wildlife and birdlife, while boat safaris on the river will give you the chance to observe wildlife from a different perspective—offering unforgettable sightings of elephants bathing, hippos, and crocodiles.

Day 21 will Involve a half Day Game drive and an evening cruise along the chobe river

Two full days are dedicated to exploring one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders: Victoria Falls. Whether you choose to view the falls from the Zimbabwe or Zambia side, prepare to be awestruck by the sheer power and beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Activities abound, from boat cruises on the Zambezi River to exhilarating helicopter rides over the falls.

Victoria Falls – Gorge Swing

Victoria Falls – Victoria Falls Entrance Fee – USD50

Victoria Falls – Sunset Cruise

Victoria Falls – Helicopter Flight

Victoria Falls – Whitewater rafting

Victoria Falls – River Song Sunset Cruise

Victoria Falls – Standard Sunset Cruise

Victoria Falls – Bridge Swing – USD168

After the falls, we journey to Masvingo to visit the Great Zimbabwe Ruins. These ancient stone structures date back to the 11th century and were once the royal palace of the Zimbabwean monarchs. As you wander through this UNESCO World Heritage site, you’ll feel the weight of history and the grandeur of a once-great civilization.

Bulawayo, the “City of Kings and Queens,” beckons with its rich colonial and royal history. We visit the nearby Matopos National Park a home to a significant rhino population and is renowned for its ancient rock art. The park also holds historical significance as the burial site of Cecil Rhodes, the British colonialist. This is a place where history and nature intertwine.

Our final day in Zimbabwe begins in Harare, the country’s bustling capital. With a rich cultural heritage, Harare’s national museum offers insight into the country’s complex past, from pre-colonial times to its struggle for independence and beyond. It’s a perfect way to wrap up our journey through Zimbabwe before heading to our next destination.

As we arrive in Lusaka, the capital city of Zambia, we dive into its vibrant atmosphere. Lusaka is a bustling crossroads of tradition and modernity. Our visit includes a stop at the National Museum, where you’ll uncover Zambia’s rich history, from the early days of the Kingdoms to its fight for independence. The museum also touches on the country’s strong ties to Zimbabwe, as both nations were once governed under a single colonial administration. Take some time to explore the capital’s lively markets and savor the local cuisine before we move on to the next adventure.

Off from Lusaka , we pass through Petauke, a small town that serves as an ideal rest stop. Nestled in the heart of Zambia, Petauke offers a quiet reprieve with a few opportunities for a relaxed stroll. Here, we gather energy for the next leg of our journey, soaking in the rural charm of this off-the-beaten-path town before continuing towards the Zambian capital.

Now in Zambia, we arrive at South Luangwa National Park, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike. This park is a dream come true for safari lovers, especially those hoping to spot the elusive leopard, majestic lions, and the world’s largest population of hippos along the Luangwa River. We’ll embark on a game drive through this stunning landscape, witnessing nature in its purest form. As we explore, we learn about the park’s ecosystem and the conservation efforts that ensure its wildlife continues to thrive.

On arrival we relax at camp and have an evening Game drive. Our next Day will Involve n early Morning Gamedrive, come back to camp for lunch and then an evening gamedrive.

Our journey leads us to Malawi, where we arrive at Kande Beach, located on the serene shores of Lake Malawi. This pristine lake, which accounts for about a fifth of the country’s land area, is the perfect place to unwind. You’ll have time to relax on sandy beaches, enjoy a swim, and engage with the friendly locals. The area is rich in history, and we’ll also pass by rubber plantations and a town that played a significant role in the Slave Trade, offering insight into Malawi’s complex history.

In Chitimba, we immerse ourselves in the charm of Lake Malawi, a key cultural and economic resource for the country. The lake is not only a vital source of food and water but also a stunning natural attraction with sandy beaches stretching as far as the eye can see. Spend the day exploring this beautiful area, where the welcoming local communities are eager to share their culture and history with you.

Moving into the highlands of Tanzania, we stop in Iringa, a town with a rich colonial history. This scenic area offers fascinating insights into the region’s past. As we journey north, you’ll find the rolling hills, fresh air, and the rich heritage of the area to be a pleasant change of pace before heading deeper into East Africa’s wild heart.

This will be by far our longest drive day but graced with very unique landscapes

We then make our way to Dodoma, the capital of Tanzania, where we experience the vibrant mix of city life and cultural experiences. With its bustling markets, historic sites, and a unique nightlife, Dodoma presents a more urban side of Tanzania, offering a taste of modern Tanzanian life.

In Tarangire National Park, prepare to be amazed by the park’s iconic baobab trees, which dot the vast plains like sentinels guarding the wild. This park is famous for its large elephant herds, along with sightings of big cats, giraffes, zebras, and other wildlife. The dramatic landscapes here provide incredible photo opportunities, making Tarangire an unforgettable stop on our journey through Tanzania.

We make a stop in Karatu, a quaint town at the foot of the Ngorongoro Crater. This is a chance to relax and recharge before heading into Serengeti National Park. While here, we take a fascinating detour to explore the precious Tanzanite gemstone, found only in this region. You’ll learn about the rare gem’s deep blue allure and significance, before continuing our journey.

, we head to the legendary Serengeti National Park, famous for its endless plains and incredible wildlife. If you’ve ever dreamed of witnessing the Great Migration herd, this is your chance! You’ll see vast herds of wildebeest and zebras traversing the landscape. After spending a day exploring Ngorongoro Crater, we visit the Serengeti National Park, one of the world’s most famous natural wonders. Here, we’ll embark on game drives to see a wide variety of animals, this is a journey into the heart of Tanzania’s wildlife kingdom, offering breathtaking vistas and rare encounters.

In Mto wa Mbu, we pause to explore the rich cultural heritage of Tanzania. The town is known for its fascinating cultural walks that give you an insight into the lives of the Makonde, a tribe famous for their ebony wood carvings, and the Chagaa people. This is your opportunity to learn about the country’s diverse cultures and interact with local communities before continuing to the wild expanses of Amboseli

Our journey brings us to Amboseli National Park in Kenya, a place renowned for its magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. The park is famous for its vast herds of elephants, often seen with the snow-capped mountain as their backdrop. This will be an unforgettable experience of wildlife, with the “Roof of Africa” towering over us.

We head to down the Great Rift Valley escarpment through to one of the Fresh water lakes well abundant In Hippos and birdlife. The area also produces 50% of the worlds red roses owed to this fresh water and the cool favorable climate. We arrive and have a boat ride and the tour of the Nearby Island getting close to giraffes and other wildlife species.

Onward to Lake Nakuru National Park, a beautiful gem in the Rift Valley. This park is a sanctuary for the endangered black and white rhinos and home to over 400 species of birds, including the majestic flamingos that flock to the lake. You’ll have plenty of time to explore this birdwatcher’s paradise and the stunning landscapes surrounding it. We have a game drive on arrival and on the next day shortly as we exit

The Maasai Mara is where the Great Migration unfolds every year, an awe-inspiring spectacle that draws thousands of tourists from around the globe. Whether you’re witnessing the wildebeest cross the Mara River or seeing lions, cheetahs, and elephants on the prowl, the Mara is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream. A balloon ride at sunrise will offer an unparalleled view of this vast land, while the early morning light illuminates the immense plains. Spend two nights here to soak in the unforgettable atmosphere.

We venture into the lush Kenyan Highlands, where the air is fresh and the rolling hills are covered with the world-renowned Kenyan tea plantations. You’ll have a chance to explore the local tea farms and experience the best tea in the world. This stop is perfect for a peaceful escape into the beauty of rural Kenya before heading to Jinja.

Our adventure takes us to Jinja, the town famously known as the source of the Nile River. Whether you’re up for an exhilarating rafting experience on the river or a tranquil boat cruise, Jinja offers both adventure and relaxation. Nestled beside the mighty Nile, it’s a place where you can unwind while soaking in the beauty of the river and surrounding landscapes. Spend two nights in this vibrant town before our next thrilling safari experience in Murchison Falls National Park.

In Murchison Falls National Park, we are treated to one of Uganda’s most iconic landscapes. Witness the power of the Murchison Falls, where the Nile River forces its way through a narrow gorge and crashes down in a spectacular display of nature’s power. The park is also home to the Big 5 and over 550 bird species, making it an exceptional place for game drives and bird watching.

We pause at Fort Portal, a peaceful town surrounded by the beauty of Uganda’s Western Rift Valley. This stop allows us to relax and recharge before the next leg of our journey toward Murchison Falls. Take in the stunning views of the surrounding mountains and local culture before heading deeper into Uganda’s wild spaces.

The highlight of our journey is gorilla trekking in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, one of the few places on Earth where you can encounter the Mountain Gorilla. Accompanied by local guides and trackers, we embark on a challenging hike through dense, mist-covered forests. The moment we encounter a family of gorillas—led by the magnificent silverback—is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Spending time with these incredible creatures is an unforgettable highlight of our African adventure.

We have a day to track the gorillas and out of the two days choose an excursion to Kigali or trekking Golden Monkeys at Mgahinga National Park

Our last Day Entails a drive through Ugandas Rolling Hills towards Entebbe