Okavango Delta to Victoria Falls

A day-by-day breakdown of what to expect and where you'll be staying.

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Day 1, Maun

Known as the gateway to the Okavango Delta, Maun has many shops, markets and modern facilities. Spend some time looking around and see what hidden treasures you can find.

Day 2, Maun to Okavango Delta

You have the opportunity to take a 3 day / 2 night excursion into the Delta. You travel in local transport and then in mokoros, the local dug out canoes, which are poled by local guides through the winding waterways. These local canoes are a perfect way to navigate this waterway wonder - the biggest inland Delta in the world. Your guides will select a place out in the bush to set up camp. An afternoon game walk will allow you to experience the Delta wilderness in all its glory.

Day 3, Okavango Delta

Early morning and late afternoon game walks give you time in the middle of the day to relax, chill out and enjoy your surroundings. Why don't you have a go at poling your own mokoro? It is not as easy as it looks!

Day 4, Okavango Delta to Maun

Today we return to Maun, however, you will have the chance for an early morning game walk before packing up camp. There is also the option of a scenic flight over the Delta in the afternoon - the best way to appreciate the expanse of waterways you have travelled through.

Day 5, Maun to Kasane

We make our way through Botswana with a fairly long and interesting drive, and set camp on the banks of the Chobe River in a little town called Kasane on the border of the Chobe National Park. We stop for lunch on the roadside and pass the stunning 'pan' environment on the way.

Day 6, Chobe National Park

There is the option of a early morning game drive should you wish to spot some game as they come out for a drink in the cool, crisp morning. After lunch we jump on our boat for a cruise along the Chobe River, to spot some more of the world's largest mammals and some of the smallest bird species.

Day 7, Kasane to Victoria Falls

Leaving Botswana we enter Zimbabwe and Victoria Falls. The town next to the world's largest sheet of falling water hosts a range of adventure activities to keep you busy. Spend the afternoon taking in the sights or relaxing at our camp.

Day 8, Victoria Falls

The last day on safari gives you the opportunity to just relax and enjoy this spectacular natural wonder or you can join in the adrenalin rush that Victoria Falls is known for. Most activities are available throughout the year. On the ground the Falls can be seen from the Victoria Falls Park or from the Zambian side. Take a flight which will give you a panoramic view of the Falls, Batoka Gorge and the islands above the falls. Photographic opportunities abound. We suggest you allow yourself a few days after your safari if you wish to partake in some of the many activities.

Meals included in your tour cost

6 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 5 Dinners

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Highlights included in your tour cost

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There are 18 optional activities available on this trip.

Prices shown are approximate

• $105 Jet Boating on the Zambezi
• $85 Okavango Delta Scenic Flight
• $140 Victoria Falls Adrenaline Day
• $105 Victoria Falls Bungee Jump
• $130 Victoria Falls Elephant Ride
• $120 Victoria Falls Flight of Angels
• $130 Victoria Falls Helicopter Flight
• $75 Victoria Falls Horse Rides
• $120 Victoria Falls Microlight Flight
• $30 Victoria Falls National Park
• $115 Victoria Falls Rhino Walk
• $75 Victoria Falls Scenic Flight
• $130 Walk with the Lions - Victoria Falls
• $130 White Water Rafting on the Zambezi River
• $65 Zambezi Gorge Swing
• $165 Zambezi River Rafting & Boarding Combo
• $80 Zambezi River Sunset Dinner Cruise
• TBA Zimbabwe Walking Safaris