20 Day Victoria Falls to Cape Town Adventure Fully Serviced

Your adventure begins in the adrenaline capital of Africa. You will be transferred from Victoria Falls Airport to your hotel. A pre-departure meeting will be held in the hotel at 3:00 p.m. on Day 1. Afternoons are free for viewing Victoria Falls, one of Africa’s greatest and most spectacular sights.

Once we had crossed the border into Botswana, we stay on the banks of the Chobe River for the night. There is a great deal of wildlife and birdlife in Chobe, which makes the park famous for its beautiful scenery and magnificent sunsets. In the morning, we go on a game drive in Chobe and in the evening, we enjoy a sunset game viewing cruise on the Chobe River

From the Chobe National Park, we will enter Namibia and travel to Caprivi in the east. Our journey begins once we cross the border into Botswana, where we travel by road to our lodge situated on the edge of the Okavango Delta. A boat ride of 30 minutes takes us into the delta the following day. The Nxamasire area of the delta is where we conduct mokoro and boat excursions. The water levels of the delta may also allow for game walks on the smaller islands in the area.

On our way back into Namibia, we cross the Delta once again. Our journey begins in the Caprivi Strip and ends in Rundu, where a camp lies amid lush vegetation overlooking the Kavango River in the middle of the wilderness

Experience an unforgettable Etosha National Park safari as you explore the park’s vibrant eastern expanse. This premier African wildlife haven offers the chance to witness thousands of animals, including lions, elephants, cheetahs, and giraffes, roaming freely. Your adventure includes exhilarating game drives in a custom safari truck, with an overnight stay at the historic Namutoni Restcamp for an authentic bush experience.

The journey continues westward through diverse landscapes to the iconic Etosha Pan, a shimmering salt flat visible from space. After a morning of tracking predators, you’ll establish a campsite just outside the park boundaries before heading back in for a final afternoon game drive. This comprehensive Etosha itinerary maximizes your wildlife sightings in one of Namibia’s most famous sanctuaries.

Our journey south takes us through the vast and rugged terrain of the Damaraland region. A wide gravel plain separates its mountain ranges from sandy, vegetated riverbeds and hot, arid valleys. The Spitzkoppe Mountains provided a beautiful backdrop for setting up camp among its boulders. Afternoons are free for exploring the beautiful surroundings on foot. We are confident that the spectacular setting of our remote bushcamp will leave a lasting impression on you

We leave after breakfast and arrive in Swakopmund in the afternoon, where we will spend the afternoon exploring the German colonial town.

Through an ever-changing landscape, we travel south to our camp within the Namib Desert. After breakfast, we will depart early for Sossusvlei, where we will observe the changing hues of the world’s highest sand dunes in the dune belt. In order to reach Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, we must walk approximately five kilometers. A short hike through Sesriem Canyon is enjoyed in the afternoon.

Bid farewell to the Namib’s stark beauty as we journey south towards the awe-inspiring Fish River Canyon. After settling into our campsite, prepare to be mesmerized. Take a leisurely stroll along the canyon’s rim and witness a breathtaking spectacle: the sunset painting the rugged landscape with vibrant, ever-shifting hues. This unforgettable panorama is a perfect end to a day of travel, capturing the raw, dramatic beauty of Namibia.

Journey deep into the captivating Kalahari, where the sprawling Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, a 3.6 million-hectare wildlife paradise, awaits. This vast expanse, renowned for its sparse vegetation, offers unparalleled predator sightings, including the iconic black-maned lion. On arrival, immerse yourself in the Kalahari’s unique ecosystem with a guided 2-hour sunset walk. Explore the geology, flora, and fauna of the dunes, perhaps encountering our resident meerkat family, and learn to interpret the nocturnal tracks left behind. This enlightening experience reveals the hidden life thriving in this seemingly barren landscape. The following day, embark on a thrilling full-day game drive within the park, maximizing your chances of encountering the Kalahari’s magnificent wildlife

As we make our way to Augrabies Falls National Park, we pass through a lush oasis with an abundance of wine farms. Here, the mighty Orange River plunges 56 meters into the gorge below. These majestic falls are also known as ‘Aukoerebis’ or ‘the place of great noise’ by the locals. From the various viewpoints available at the falls, we spent the afternoon enjoying the scenic beauty of the falls.

Following our departure from Augrabies, we arrive at our campsite in the picturesque Namaqualand region. The numerous wild flowers in the region transform the landscape into an explosion of color from August to October.

Having traveled through Namaqualand, we arrive in Cape Town towards the end of the afternoon. This picturesque, historic, and cultural city is surrounded by the majestic Table Mountain. The picturesque city of Cape Town is situated against the majestic Table Mountain and offers a variety of historical, cultural and scenic attractions. Our tour of the peninsula begins at 8 a.m. on day 19. In addition to driving along the Atlantic coastline via Hout Bay and Chapmans Peak, you will visit Table Mountain National Park – Cape Point, and then drive along the Indian Ocean coastline back to our convenient hotel located on the waterfront. A morning or afternoon cable car ascent up Table Mountain is optional for clients’ own expense. At their own expense, clients may enjoy dinner at the bustling Waterfront.

After breakfast, the tour comes to an end.