20 Day Victoria Falls to Cape Town Tour

On the first day of the tour, there is a pre-departure gathering in the Sprayview Hotel lobby at 15:00. You have the option to see Victoria Falls that afternoon, which is unquestionably one of Africa’s most amazing vistas. Before leaving for Chobe the next morning, you have free time to explore the local markets and take advantage of the various optional activities available in the African adrenaline capital.

We spend the night on the banks of the Chobe River after crossing into Botswana. Chobe is well-known for its breathtaking landscapes, golden sunsets, and profusion of wildlife and birds. We unwind with a wildlife drive in the morning and a Chobe River game-viewing cruise in the evening.

Unveiling Botswana’s crown jewel! After game spotting in Chobe National Park, traverse Namibia and enter eastern Caprivi. Cross the border and reach your luxurious Okavango Delta lodge. The next day, a boat whisks you into the Delta’s heart for mokoro adventures and wildlife encounters on the Nxamasire’s hidden waterways. Water levels permitting, thrilling game walks await on secluded islands!

We leave the Delta and re-enter Namibia. We proceed across the Caprivi Strip, where we spend the night surrounded by opulent vegetation with a view of Angola and the Okavango River. There is an optional afternoon river cruise available at an additional fee

Our next stop is Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s premier wildlife reserves. This vast sanctuary is home to a diverse array of animals, including blue wildebeest, springbok, zebra, kudu, giraffe, cheetah, leopard, lion, and elephants. On day eight, we’ll embark on a full-day game drive in open 4×4 vehicles, departing directly from our lodge, conveniently located just outside the park gate.

We drive the truck into the Park and enjoy a morning game drive. Next, we head to Damaraland, one of Namibia’s most picturesque regions, which is characterized by enormous granite koppies, steep gorges, and ancient water courses with vast meadows and grasslands. Perched on a mountain, our lodge offers breathtaking views of the surroundings. Take in the breathtaking scenery or just unwind by the pool throughout the day.

We travel through the huge and harsh Damaraland region as we head south. Wide gravel plains break up its mountain ranges, flowing into hot, arid valleys and sandy, vegetated riverbeds. After arriving, we spend the afternoon touring the German colonial town of Swakopmund.

We travel south through breathtaking countryside to our lodging, which is situated right on the edge of the Namib Desert. The next morning, we head out early to Sossusvlei, making a halt in the dune belt to see the world’s tallest sand dunes’ changing hues. We walk to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei, which are 5km apart followed by a quick stroll in Sesriem Canyon in the afternoon.

We traverse a diverse array of landscapes before arriving at our lodge, nestled in a truly breathtaking setting. Later that afternoon, we’ll explore the Fish River Canyon, one of the largest and most awe-inspiring gorges in the world.

We journey into the spectacular Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park and the heart of the Kalahari. With a land area of more than 3.6 million hectares, this reserve is among the biggest in Africa. Excellent predator sightings, especially those of the renowned black mane lion, are regular due to the area’s scant vegetation. We take pleasure in early and late-day game drives within the park.

On our way to Augrabies Falls National Park, where the powerful Orange River plunges 56 meters into the valley below, we travel through a verdant oasis region with a profusion of wine fields. These magnificent falls are known locally as “Aukoerebis,” which translates to “place of great noise.” We appreciate the falls from a variety of vantage points throughout the afternoon.

After passing through the scenic Namaqualand area, we spent the night at the base of Van Ryns Pass. Because to the abundance of wild flowers in the area, the landscape is turned into an explosion of color from August until October. The Guesthouse offers the chance to taste some of the region’s wines during a wine tasting (own expense).

After crossing the breathtaking Van Ryns Pass, we reach Cape Town in the middle of the afternoon. With its stunning backdrop of Table Mountain, Cape Town is home to a variety of historical, cultural, and scenic sites. We leave the hotel at 8:00 a.m. for a tour of the peninsula. We visit the Table Mountain National Park at Cape Point after traveling along the Atlantic coast past Hout Bay and Chapmans Peak. We then head back to our conveniently located Waterfront hotel along the Indian Ocean shore. Included is a cable car ride up Table Mountain in the morning or afternoon, depending on the weather. Clients are responsible for paying for dinners at the lively Waterfront.

Your journey comes to an end after breakfast