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African Overland Tours
Length
40 days
Tour SKU
CAM2643
Starts
Cape Town
Comfort Level
Classic
Ends
Nairobi
Age Range
12 – 65 Years and older
Tour Type
Camping
Operated in
English Guided
Group Size
Max 22, Avg 20
Are you ready for an adventure of a lifetime? This 40-day overland expedition from Cape Town to Nairobi will take you on a thrilling journey through Southern Africa, where you’ll discover eight diverse countries, encounter incredible wildlife, and experience breathtaking landscapes. From the majestic mountains of Namibia to the vibrant cities of South Africa, this trip offers a truly unforgettable experience.
Start in the vibrant city of Cape Town and explore iconic landmarks and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Journey into the Namib Desert, a vast expanse of sand dunes with otherworldly beauty, you will completely fall in love with areas such as Etosha National Park, Swakopmund and more highlights of Namibia. Next, you will venture off into Botswana, where you will explore the waterways of the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stand in awe of the majestic Victoria Falls, also known as Mosi-a-tunya or the Smoke that Thunders. Explore the Chobe National Park in Zambia, known for its impressive abundance of elephants. Next up is Malawi! Relax on the shorts of Lake Malawi, a freshwater lake with crystal clear waters and stunning beaches. Embark on a journey through the Masai Mara National Reserve, discover the spice route known to many as Zanzibar and uncover the breathtaking landscapes of the Serengeti.
This tour has so much to offer and is a perfect amalgamation of culture, wildlife, coastlines, mountains, deserts & dunes, lakes, beaches and so much more. It will not disappoint you!
Arrive at your leisure and kick off your adventure with an optional welcome dinner. Maximize your experience by pre-booking the thrilling South African Wine Tour and Tasting. Consider extending your stay by a night to fully immerse yourself in this early-morning adventure. Please note: Due to the tour’s timing, you might miss the initial welcome meeting. Fear not! Your dedicated guide will leave a detailed message guiding you to the next day’s gathering.
At your own expense
CURIOCITY Green Point Cape Town – Dorm room or similar (1 Night)
Welcome Meeting on Arrival Day
Two Oceans Aquarium 235 ZAR per person, Table Mountain Cable Car 420 ZAR per person, Table Mountain Hike 2100 ZAR per person, South African Wine Tour and Tasting, Boulders Beach Visit 190 ZAR per person
Be ready to hit the road in the overland vehicle and explore the Western Cape’s breathtaking scenery on our way to the !Khwa ttu San Culture and Education Centre. Here you will learn about the history and culture of the ancient San people. We’ll arrive at the campsite in the afternoon and have some free time to explore the area.
Highlanders Campsite or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Khwa ttu San Culture and Education Centre
Wine Tasting
± 5 hours
± 300 km
Our journey takes us northward to the South African side of the Orange (Gariep) River. Following camp setup, we indulge in some early evening swimming, unwinding and maybe even some river canoeing (optional). Or just sit by the banks and watch the water wind its way to some heavy rapids.
Fiddlers Creek Camping or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Canoeing on Orange River 400 ZAR per person
± 6 ½ hours
± 350 km
Today we cross the border into Namibia, so be sure to have your correct visa ready. We then travel through to the magnificent Fish River Canyon, the biggest in the continent and the second largest in the world. Take some time to explore the canyon rim and admire the dramatic sunset as it disappears behind the edge of the canyon. After snapping some amazing pics, we head back to camp for the rest of the evening.
Hobas Lodge Campsite or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Fish River Canyon Sunset Visit
± 5 hours
± 180 km
Take a seat back in the overland vehicle and head north to the Namib Desert along lengthy, winding roads. Enjoy the imposing red sand dunes of Sossusvlei, which appear to climb toward the sky in the middle of nowhere, as you arrive and set up camp in the late afternoon.
Sossus Oasis Campsite or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 10 hours
± 560 km
Begin your day with a breathtaking sunrise atop the iconic Dune 45. Embark on an optional adventure to the surreal Deadvlei clay pan before exploring the hidden depths of Sesriem Canyon. Discover the canyon’s geological wonders and its ability to sustain life. If time permits, enjoy a scenic detour to the charming town of Solitaire. Conclude your day in the desert with an optional “Namib Desert Walk.” This enlightening experience delves into the Bushmen’s survival techniques, the geology of sand dunes, and the desert’s fascinating wildlife, culminating in a stunning desert sunset.
Sossus On Foot Bushman’s Desert Camp or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Sesriem Canyon Visit, Dune 45 Visit
Namib Desert Walk 350 NAD per person
± 5 hours
Discover the Thrill of Swakopmund! Journey through the arid mountain passes and vast expanse of the Namib Desert to reach the adrenaline-packed town of Swakopmund. Spend two nights exploring this vibrant coastal city and indulge in the numerous optional activities it offers.
Amanpuri Lodge or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch
± 7 hours
± 300 km
Take a day off and visit Swakopmund. Try things like sandboarding and skydiving. Take a breathtaking fly above the Skeleton Coast for an even greater adventure. You can reserve your skydive in advance via your travel agency.
Amanpuri Lodge or similar (1 Night)
No meals will be provided today, offering you the chance to sample the local cuisine
Sandboarding in the Namib Desert 700 NAD per person, Swakopmund Guided Cultural Tour 750 NAD per person, Skeleton Coast Scenic Flight 4800 NAD per person, Swakopmund Skydiving
We don’t include meals while we’re in Swakopmund so that our visitors can freely explore the town’s various eateries and bars.
Enjoy your exploration of the granite peaks of Spitzkoppe, Namibia’s Matterhorn. Upon arrival, take advantage of your free time to explore the area on foot and marvel at the breathtaking night sky, ideal for stargazing.
Spitzkoppe Rest Camp or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 3 – 4 hours
Immerse yourself in the otherworldly landscapes of the Etosha National Park, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. As you journey towards your camp, embark on a thrilling safari drive, witnessing the park’s diverse animal inhabitants.
After sunset, gather around the well-lit watering holes near your campsite to observe nocturnal wildlife. Enjoy the freedom of free time and consider an exhilarating night safari in an open vehicle for an unforgettable experience.
NWR Etosha National Park Okaukuejo Restcamp or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Etosha National Park Wildlife Safari Drive
Etosha National Park Open Vehicle Wildlife Night Safari 750 NAD per person
± 7 – 8 hours
± 435 km
Embark on a full-day safari drive through Etosha National Park, a sanctuary for over 100 diverse mammal species. During the dry season (May to October), the park’s waterholes become a wildlife haven, offering some of the most concentrated wildlife viewing experiences globally.
NWR Etosha National Park Okaukuejo Restcamp or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Etosha National Park Wildlife Safari Drive
We head south and make our way to the Waterberg Plateau. Here you have the afternoon to spend at your leisure. The Waterberg Plateau offers scenic hiking trails so feel free to spend the afternoon hiking, alternatively spend your afternoon unwinding next by the pool.
Waterberg Campsite or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 4 – 5 hours
± 300 km
We stop for lunch at Penduka Village Restaurant and Shop, just outside Windhoek, where you can stretch you legs and enjoy refreshments. After lunch at the restaurant, we make our way to Windhoek via the Namibian countryside.
Urban Camp or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch
Penduka Village Restaurant and Shop
± 4 – 5 hours
± 305 km
Cross the border from Namibia into Botswana and journey eastward into the heart of the Kalahari Desert to reach D’kar. Immerse yourself in the local San Bushmen’s way of life by participating in an optional bushman walk, witnessing their remarkable adaptations to this challenging terrain.
Experience the warm hospitality of the San Bushmen at Dqae Qare San Lodge & Camp, your home base for this unforgettable adventure.
(1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Dqae Qare San Lodge & Camp
San/Bushmen Walk 150 BWP per person
± 8 – 9 hours
± 565 km
As you continue your journey towards Maun, board the overland vehicle and enjoy the scenic drive. Upon arrival, relax and unwind during your free time before establishing your campsite with the group.
Sedia Riverside Camping or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch
± 4 – 5 hours
± 280 km
Get supplies to get ready for the one-night, two-day trip into the Okavango Delta after you arrive in Maun. It is advised that each visitor to the Delta bring a five-liter bottle of water, which should be plenty for both drinking and washing.
Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the Okavango Delta on this overnight excursion. Engage in birdwatching and glide through the tranquil waters in a traditional mokoro (dugout canoe) to reach your rustic bush camp. Set up camp and embark on a wildlife walk, exploring the surrounding area’s diverse ecosystem. As the sun sets, gather around the campfire for a relaxing sundowner, soaking in the serene ambiance of the Delta.
Okavango Delta Camping or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Okavango Delta Excursion and Mokoro Experience
Our camp is quite basic and in the woods, so please be aware that there is no shower and only a dig-out bush toilet. However, the amazing scenery and wildlife make it all worthwhile!
Start your day with a captivating safari walk, exploring the wildlife and natural beauty of the Okavango Delta. Return to Maun via a serene mokoro ride. Board the overland vehicle and continue your journey towards the enchanting baobab trees of Gweta. Upon arrival, enjoy your free time to explore this unique and picturesque location.
Planet Baobab or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Mokoro Experience and Delta Safari Drive
± 4 hours
± 240 km
Embark on a journey north from Gweta to Kasane. Enjoy an optional river cruise through Chobe National Park, a renowned wildlife sanctuary, before setting up camp under a starlit sky.
Explore Chobe National Park, renowned for its impressive elephant population, the largest in Southern Africa. Pre-book the Chobe River Sunset Cruise during checkout, or through your Global Connection Officer or travel agent.
Thebe River Safaris Camping or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch
Chobe River Sunset Cruise
± 6 hours
± 420 km
You will be cruising this evening if you have a reservation for the Chobe River Sunset Cruise.
Choose to embark on an early morning safari drive before crossing the border from Botswana to Zimbabwe. Indulge in a traditional lunch at the Lusumpuko Women’s Club. Continue your journey to the captivating town of Victoria Falls, an ideal base for exploring the majestic falls and participating in thrilling activities. Consider pre-booking the Chobe National Park Safari Drive to embark on an early morning adventure through the park before crossing the border at the Kazungula border post.
Explorers Village Camping or similar (1 Night)
Breakfast, Lunch
Lusumpuko Women’s Club Lunch
Victoria Falls Visit 50 USD per person, 15 min Victoria Falls Helicopter Ride 150 USD per person, Chobe National Park Safari Drive
± 1 ½ – 2 hours
± 85 km
Your lodging is not in Livingstone, Zambia, but rather in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Please confirm that you possess the required visa. Please be aware that this trip is combined with other tours, and that some of them will end in Victoria Falls while others will continue.
You can spend another day viewing Victoria Falls or take part in the optional activities. Go whitewater rafting on the raging rapids of the Zambezi for some thrilling excitement as you navigate your way through grade 5 rapids. Lunch and transfers are included in this activity cost.
Explorers Village Camping or similar (1 Night)
At your own expense
Zambezi River Sunset Cruise 50 USD per person, Zambezi Bungee Jump 168 USD per person, Victoria Falls Visit 50 USD, Princess Laundry Service 20 USD, Victoria Falls Helicopter Ride (15min) 165 USD per person, Victoria Falls Whitewater Rafting 120 USD per person excluding 10USD park entry
Do you want your tour to do more? Reserve two of the following activities in advance: the Victoria Falls Helicopter Ride, the Zambezi River Sunset Cruise, or the Zambezi Whitewater Rafting. You can also make reservations for any of the optional activities on this day when you get to Victoria Falls.
Enjoy a full day of independent exploration in the Victoria Falls area. Discover the region’s diverse offerings, including exhilarating activities such as whitewater rafting, scenic helicopter flights, or even bungee jumping with the majestic falls as your backdrop.
Explorers Village Camping or similar (1 Night)
At your own expense
Victoria Falls Visit 50 USD per person, Victoria Falls Helicopter Ride 15 Mins) 150 USD per person, Zambezi Bungee Jump 168 USD per person, Princess Laundry Service 20 USD per person, Victoria Falls Whitewater, Rafting 120 USD per person, Victoria Falls Helicopter Ride (25min) 284 USD per person, Full Day Excursion to Chobe National Park, Bridge Swing over the Zambezi 168 USD per person, Zipline over the Zambezi 50 USD per person
Do you want your tour to do more? Reserve two of the following activities in advance: the Victoria Falls Helicopter Ride, the Zambezi River Sunset Cruise, or the Zambezi Whitewater Rafting. Pre-booking is possible via the checkout page, your travel agent, or your Global Connection Officer. You can also make reservations for any of the optional activities on this day when you get to Victoria Falls.
Buckle up and depart early at around 6am as you cross the border from Zimbabwe into Zambia. Today’s journey is a long one, travelling along rough and bumpy roads to reach a private farm located 29 km (18 mi) outside Zambia’s capital. It’s a challenging drive, but a rewarding one—proof that overland travel is all part of the adventure. On arrival, step out to stretch your legs and take in the sight of zebras, buffalo, and antelope roaming freely across the property. Celebrate the day’s achievement with a cold drink at the camp bar or unwind by the pool as you settle in for the evening.
Eureka Camping Park (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 543 km
± 10 hours
We won’t have time to tour Lusaka, as this is just an overnight stop between two long driving days.
Rise and shine as today’s journey begins. With plenty of ground to cover, expect an early departure and a late arrival. Make the most of the day on the road by getting to know your fellow travellers, swap stories, share a few laughs, or simply sit back and enjoy some quiet reflection as the landscape rolls by. Travel through the heart of the Zambian countryside before reaching your campsite, beautifully set along the banks of the Luangwa River, where the day’s journey comes to an end.
Wildlife Camp (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 575 km
± 8 – 9 hours
Today you head to South Luangwa National Park. Once you arrive, the day is yours to enjoy in one of Zambia’s premier wildlife areas. Choose from a range of optional activities, including a seasonal walking safari, a night game drive, or a visit to a nearby local village. However you choose to spend your time, relax, stay present, and let South Luangwa impress you in its own unique way.
Wildlife Camp (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
South Luangwa Wildlife Safari Drive – USD 50 per person, South Luangwa Walking Safari – USD 65 per person
Enjoy another day immersed in Africa’s wilderness, with the option to join a morning game drive. Keep your camera ready as you look out for giraffes, elephants, and Cape buffalo in this wildlife-rich region, known for some of the largest populations of these animals. Afterwards, stop for lunch and visit the Tribal Textiles Market & Courtyard, a local craft workshop. In the afternoon, continue the journey onward to Chipata.
Barefoot Lodge & Safaris (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Tribal Textiles Market & Courtyard Café
South Luangwa Wildlife Safari Drive – USD 50 per person, South Luangwa Walking Safari – USD 65 per person
± 135 km
± 2 – 3 hours
Cross the border into Malawi and journey to the picturesque Lake Malawi, affectionately known as the “Lake of Stars.” Spend the next four nights basking in the tranquility of its shores. Enjoy leisurely beach walks, refreshing swims, and snorkeling in this stunning paradise. Kindly note that adhering to conservative dress standards is recommended in public areas. Shoulders and knees should be covered; however, within the camp boundaries, you are free to wear beach attire.
Kande Beach Resort (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 400 km
± 7 hours
Wake up to birdsong and sunshine on the shores of Lake Malawi, with the clear waters inviting you in. Spend the day enjoying this beautiful setting, take a swim, explore the shoreline, snorkel in the shallows, or join an optional village walk to nearby Tonga Village for a glimpse into local life. This evening, the group will be welcomed into a local home for a traditional dinner, before settling in for the night under the stars.
Kande Beach Resort (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Kande Beach Local Dinner
Village Walk – USD 20 per person, Snorkeling – USD 25 per person
Travel north today to another stunning spot along the shores of Lake Malawi. The journey showcases Africa’s diverse landscapes, from sweeping lakes to distant mountain backdrops. Arrive at scenic Chitimba Beach, where dramatic mountains rise behind you and Tanzania lies just across the water. Once settled, enjoy free time to get out on the lake or take a walk along the shoreline and soak up the views.
Chitimba Camp (or similar)
Breakfast. Lunch, Dinner
± 235 km
± 5 hours
We have a final day at Lake Malawi today for you to take time to see and do anything that your heart desires, such as swimming or snorkelling, or visiting the local village. There is also a hike along the Nyika Plateau all the way up to Livingstonia where you can have a great view of Lake Malawi.
The Old Farm House – Kisolanza (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Swimming in Chitimba Bay, Village Walk through Chitimba – USD 15 per person, Carving Skills Workshop – USD 25-35 per person, Kayaking Chitimba Bay – USD 35 per person, Explore Livingstonia – USD 35 per person
We make our way into Tanzania today, travelling out of the Great Rift Valley through some incredible mountain passes. During our journey we are spoilt with beautiful scenery of the massive tea plantations in the highlands as we head through to Iringa, where we set up camp.
Tan-Swiss Lodge Campsite (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 534 km
± 11 hours
Depart Iringa in the morning and embark on a scenic drive through the Tanzanian countryside in the overland vehicle. As the day progresses, witness the breathtaking sight of the Indian Ocean’s blue waters emerging on the horizon. The group will spend the night in Dar es Salaam before continuing their journey to Zanzibar.
Kipepeo Beach Camp Village (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 637 km
± 12 hours
We will take a ferry to explore the picturesque beaches of the northern tip of Stone Town. During your stay here we encourage you to dress modestly due to the Muslim religion. Women are asked to cover up and men should refrain from wearing shorts. Please always ask before taking photographs.
S&S Hotel Jambiani (or similar)
Breakfast
Ferry – Dar es Salaam to Stone Town
± 60 km
± 4 ½ hours (Ferry – 2 hours, Overland Vehicle – 1 hours, Private Vehicle – 1 ½ hours)
Wake up in this island paradise and enjoy a full day at leisure in one of the world’s great cultural crossroads, where African and Arabian influences meet the Indian Ocean. Spend the day as you wish; go snorkelling, join a sailing trip, or simply relax on the beach. With its tropical setting, rich culture, and lively beach atmosphere, Zanzibar offers a memorable East African island experience.
S&S Hotel Jambiani (or similar)
Breakfast
Safari Blue Sailing Day Trip – USD 60-100 per person, Swahili Cultural Tour – USD 70-200 per person, Snorkelling – USD 40 per person, Scuba Diving – USD 130 per person
We will travel back to Stone Town stopping for a guided tour of the spice plantation where you can walk through the farmlands and learn more about the spices and their medicinal and culinary uses. Prick your senses as you familiarize yourself with black pepper, cardamon, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla and lemon grass.Have the rest of the day free to explore the cobble streets of Stone Town. Marvel at Arabic buildings while getting lost in narrow lanes exploring local artworks, antique shops and traditional printed fabrics.
Spice Palace Hotel (or similar)
Breakfast
Spice Plantation Tour
Stone Town Walking Tour – USD 15 per person
± 60 km
± 1 ½ hours
A ferry will take us back to the mainland and we make our way north to the coastal town of Bagamoyo. Recently named a World Heritage Site, Bagamoyo was integral in trading ports to the central east African coast in the late 19th century. If you have booked the Zanzibar Express you will remain in Stone Town where you can enjoy a free day of shopping, relaxing or wandering through the markets. Tomorrow you will fly to Arusha to meet the group.
Firefly Bagamoyo Campsite (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ferry – Stone Town to Dar es Salaam
Zanzibar Express flight Northbound (upgrade includes all transfers, local flight and additional hotel night in Zanzibar)
± 260 km
± 3 ½ – 4 hours (Ferry – 2 hours, Overland Vehicle – 1 ½ – 2 hours)
Board the overland vehicle and embark on a scenic journey through diverse landscapes, culminating in Arusha. Keep your eyes peeled for breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro along the way. Arusha, nestled at the foot of the majestic Mount Meru, Africa’s fifth-highest peak, offers a stunning backdrop for your adventure. Utilize the afternoon to prepare a compact daypack for your upcoming three-day excursion to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. Remember to pack warm clothing for the chilly nights on the crater rim, along with ample insect repellent, sunscreen, and water. While bedding is provided, consider bringing your own sleeping bag for added comfort.
Zanzibar Express: You will be transferred this morning from Stone Town to the airport for a scenic flight to Arusha. From Arusha you will be taken to the camp where you will meet up with the group.
Meserani Snake Park (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
± 590 km
± 12 hours
Today you head into the Africa many have imagined, shaped by stories, films, and documentaries. Grab your camera and set off on a wildlife safari drive into one of the continent’s most iconic parks, the Serengeti. Look forward to abundant wildlife, endless golden plains dotted with acacia trees, and rivers home to hippos as you begin a three day, two night journey through the Serengeti and the remarkable Ngorongoro Crater.
Seronera Campsite (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Serengeti National Park Safari
± 320 km
± 8 hours
We are greeted by knowledgeable safari drivers and guides who will guarantee us amazing wildlife sightings as we transition to specialist 4×4 7-seater safari vehicles. Each of our safari cars features a big pop-up roof and sliding glass, making them ideal for seeing animals. We will be able to move through the wildlife regions with ease because they are smaller than the overland vehicle. Since the cars aren’t as big as the overland vehicle, our group will divide as many as possible.
We will continue to experience the Serengeti on more game drives in the morning. When we return to the campsite we will pack up and journey to the Ngorongoro Crater for spectacular views of the rim populated with a variety of wildlife where we will camp for the night.
Some of you may have pre-booked a Serengeti Balloon Safari in which this case the activity will take place today. In this case you will miss the morning game drive.
Simba Campsite (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Serengeti National Park Safari
Serengeti Balloon Safari
± 160 km
± 4 hours
Please note that, due to the high altitude of the camp, temperatures can drop significantly at night. We recommend packing extra layers to stay warm during the evening and the following morning.
Today you experience “Africa’s Garden of Eden” up close with a descent on to the Ngorongoro Crater floor for a final safari. Make sure your camera is ready, as this is one of the best places in Africa to see wildlife, and a real highlight of the journey. The steep crater walls create a unique, self contained ecosystem made up of rich grasslands, swamps, acacia woodland, and Lake Makat. This diverse environment supports a remarkable concentration of animals, offering excellent game viewing throughout the morning. Later in the morning, leave the crater and begin the drive back to Arusha. Along the way, share stories from the adventure, sort through your favourite photos, or simply relax and enjoy the changing scenery as the journey comes to an end.
Meserani Snake Park (or similar)
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ngorongoro Crater Wildlife Safari Drive
± 200 km
± 4 – 5 hours
Depart Arusha at sunrise and travel overland to Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city. The tour concludes on arrival in Nairobi; to avoid any timing issues, please ensure onward travel is booked for the evening. Not quite ready to head home yet? You are welcome to extend your stay and spend a few extra days exploring Kenya and the surrounding region.
Breakfast, Lunch
± 283 km
± 9 hours
Sunday
01 Mar 2026
Thursday
09 Apr 2026
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R103,699
R81,524
21% discount
Sunday
15 Mar 2026
Thursday
23 Apr 2026
From
R103,699
R82,959
20% discount
Sunday
03 May 2026
Thursday
11 Jun 2026
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R82,959
20% discount
Cape Town
Table Mountain
Simon’s Town
Cederberg
Orange River
Namib Desert
Swakopmund
Etosha National Park
Ghanzi
Chobe National Park
Victoria Falls
Mfuwe
Kande Beach
Chitimba
Kendwa
Jambiani
Nungwi
Stone Town
Serengeti National Park
Chat to our experts to help you plan your dream trip.
Yes! Zanzibar is generally safe, but exercise usual precautions—avoid isolated areas at night and keep valuables secure.
Yes! Lesotho is one of Africa’s safest destinations, with welcoming locals. Stick to main routes in winter (snow can block passes) and always travel with a reliable 4x4.
Expect impromptu village stops, visits to traditional markets, and encounters with artisans (weavers, silk-scarf makers). In Anja, local community reserves protect lemurs while creating livelihoods—meaningful, grassroots conservation in action.
Yes, the Great Migration typically occurs from July to October in the Masai Mara, offering a spectacular wildlife viewing experience.
A delicious mix of Swahili flavors—think grilled seafood, spicy coconut curries, and fresh tropical fruit. Don’t miss Zanzibar’s urojo soup!
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40 Day African Adventure: From Cape Town to the Serengeti’s Wild Heart
Embark on a thrilling journey from Cape Town to Nairobi, exploring Southern and East Africa's highlights. Enjoy wildlife safaris, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures.
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