Nairobi to Cape Town.
Adventure Pass
Every adventure tour has an Adventure Pass, which is paid to your tour leader in Africa at the beginning of the tour (or pre-paid by arrangement prior to your tour). This is separate and in addition to the Tour Price, and covers selected park entries, activities and excursions along the way where payment goes directly to the supplier to ensure local suppliers benefit directly from the income.
Day 1. Nairobi to Segera
After breakfast, we kick off to Tanzania via namanga border pass by Arusha town-segera overnight at white parrot camp and lodge set our camp dinner and camp fire.
Day 2. Segera to Daresalaam
After breakfast, depart to dare salaam. Lunch on the way arrive late afternoon at kipepeo beach, set our camp free afternoon to relax on the shore of the beach.
Day3: Free day - Daresaalam
You have a free day to explore and having good time on the beach of Daresaalam.
Day 4. Daresalaam to Iringa farm house
After breakfast depart to iringa , lunch on the way arrive at the camp set our camp dinner camp fire.
Day 5. Iringa to Chitimba
Early breakfast kick off to Malawi. Today we have a border crossing lunch on the way, arrive at the camp late evening set our camp dinner and camp fire.
Day 6-7. Chitimba to Kande beach
Lake Malawi or lake Nyasa is the third-deepest fresh water lake in the world. The lake is a home for 800-1000 fish species. After breakfast, we drive along the shores of lake Malawi to mzuzu one of the largest city in Malawi. Will stop for shopping in one of the shopping mall. After drive to kande beach lunch at the camp set our camp free afternoon in the beautiful beaches in Malawi and also for optional activities such as water spot and village walk.
Day 8: Kande to Chipatakande to Chipata
After breakfast, we say goodbye to Malawi heading to Zambia we have a border crossing, lunch on the way stop at Chipata in Zambia drive to the camp dinner and camp fire.
Day 9: Chipata to Lusaka
After breakfast, we depart to the capital city of Zambia we have a chance to cross luangwa river bridge which divides Zambia and Mozambique lunch on the way stop in one of the shopping mall. Drive to ureka camp set our camp, dinner and camp fire.
Day 10-11: Lusaka to Victoria fall
Victoria fall is a waterfall on the Zambezi river in Southern Africa .it is the largest waterfall in the world with a width of 1708m ,located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. After lunch, we visit the fall drive to the camp water front lodge and camp meet our local guide to brief us what we can do on our free time in Livingstone.
Day 12: Livingstone to Kasane
After breakfast, we kick off to Botswana through the border, stop at kasane for some shopping drive to nata elephant sand lodge and camp. There is a water hole at the lodge where the elephants roam freely. This is an ideal opportunity to get close and personal with the elephant. Arrive at lunch set our camp, have free afternoon to relax in the swimming pool while watching elephant at very close range set our dinner and camp fire.
Day 13: Nata to Maun
We leave elephant sand and make our way to maun. The gateway to the okavango delta. This is the area where red lechew antelope can still be seen grazing alongside local donkey, goats, cattle and wild horses. If time allows, we to have the opportunity to take an optional scenic fright over the delta in the afternoon.
Day 14: Maun to Okavango delta
After breakfast, leaving the campsite in maun we begin our excursion into the okavango delta in an open 4 by 4 safari vehicle to the mokoro station. Here will be introduced to the local twasana poler who will be our for overnight expedition. We will travel by mokoro[canoe]amongst the giant lily pads,tall grasses and labyrinthine channel in search of resident wildlife, we spend our night in the tented camp close in proximity to the water edge.
Day 15: Okavango Delta to Maun
This morning we take an easy-paced mokoro ride out of the okavango delta back to the poler station, from where will be drive back to maun.we aim to get back to the camp around lunchtime and to allow for the opportunity to enjoy an optional scenic fright over this spectacular unnesco world heritage site. Alternatively, the afternoon can be to spend at leisure at the camp’s pool.
Day 16: Maun to Omaheke region
We leave maun and skirt the Kalahari Desert and close the border into Namibia for our first night in this amazing country, our camp is a stone throw across the border here in this midst of seemingly barren terrain we meet the San/bushmen and have a guided bush walk for a culture experience and insight in to these ancient peoples way of life.
Day 17: Omaheke region to Windhoek
Our next stop is Windhoek the capital city of Namibia. Take the opportunity to enjoy a night out at one of the local restaurants or visit the famous joes bear for the game meat.
Day 18: Windhoek to Spitzkoppe
After breakfast, we make our way to the beautiful damara land region where we explore early spitzkoppe where ancient bushmen painting are still visible. Take your time to explore the area and its delightful calmness keep an eye on the ever-changing color of the rocks especially during sunrise and sunset when they acquire intense red shades.
Day 19: Spertzkopses to Swakopmund
Departing the granite infused Spertzkopses we make our way to the Atlantic coast and the Swakopmund makes for a refreshing change with cooler Atlantic sea air.a taste of civilization and a swathe of exciting things to do and places to explore.
Day 20: Swakopmund
Today is a free day to enjoy all this quaint seaside town has to offer. Try some adventure desert based activities like quad biking, sand boarding, skydiving[weather permitting]for those seeking a queter life enjoy the other side of Swakopmund shops, restaurants, museums the aquarium, art galleries or simply walk along the promenade admiring the ocean. The quaint German-style architecture and indulge in the town’s café culture.
Day 21: Swakopomund to Khomas region
Continuing south, we cross over the tropic of Capricorn, stopping for a photo opportunity to ensure to our bush camp for the evening.
Day 22: Khomas region to Sesriem Area
This morning we leave the khomas region early and enter the national park to trek to the top of the famous dune 45.after a well-earned breakfast, we continue deeper into the park for a short shuttle ride and nature walk to ‘dead vlei’ amidst the giant sand dunes. Departing from the dunes we stop off at the smaller sesriem canyon en route to our camp for the night, nestled between the rocky granite outcrops of the nubib and tsaris mountains.
Day 23: Sesriem to Fish river canyon
Today we drive south through barren and rocky landscapes dotted with quiver trees to the worlds second largest canyon-fish river canyon.there are plenty of opportunities for keen photographers as we spend time around this area and visit the canyons infamous sharp river bend known as ‘hells corner’.
Day 24: Fish river to Orangre river, South Africa
Leaving the mighty fish river canyon we travel south to the border of Namibia/southafrica to the gariep[orange]river.our campsite lies on the banks of the river on the Namibian side. On arrival, we have the opportunity to partake in an optional canoe safari on the river to see the striking richtersveld scenery, or simply relax on the water’s edge at the camp.
Day 25: Orange river to Cedeberg
We continue south passing through namaqualand well known for its prolific display of wildflowers that occur in spring [best seen between august-september].we camp at a picruresque campside nestled near the olifants river.here we have the opportunity to sample some of the beautiful wines of the region.
Day 26: Cedeberg to Cape Town
We leave the scenic cedeberg area and travel south, passing the rich fruit growing area of citrusdal and the spectacular views as we meander down the picketberg pass to the Western Cape Province. We continue to cosmopolitan Cape Town without doubt one of the world’s most beautiful cities where our tour ends.
INCLUDES
Fully equipped safari vehicle.
Camping and cooking equipments.
All road tolls and vehicle taxes.
All ground transportation.
Sleeping mattresses.
Accommodation as indicated.
Meals as indicated.
Services of professional guide/crew.
2 man canvas camping tent (sharing).
26 days included highlight Nairobi to Capetown.
Beautiful beaches of Dar es Salaam.
Lake Malawi, the third-deepest fresh water lake in the world.
Lusaka, the capital city of Zambia.
Victoria falls, the largest waterfall in the world(mosi-oa-tunya) meaning ‘the smoke that thunders’.
Botswana elephants sand is a paradise for elephant lovers.
Okavango delta, the longest river in Southern Africa and drain into surface of Kalahari Desert.
The bushmen of Kalahari Desert are the indigenous peoples of Southern Africa largely hunters and gatherers
Windhoek the capital city of Namibia enjoy night out at one of the local restaurants.
Spitzkoppe where ancient bushmen paintings are still visible and keep an eye on the exchanging color of the rocks especially during sunrises and sunshine
Swakopmund makes for a refreshing change with cooler Atlantic sea air.
Treck on the top of the famous dune 45 and nature walk to ‘dead vlei’.
Fish river canyon, which is the second-largest canyon worldwide after the Grand Canyon in the USA.
The orange river, which divides South Africa and Namibia.
Cape of Good Hope, table mountains and more.
Included highlights:
Mosi oa tunya national park.
Victoria falls visit.
Okavango delta excursion,mokoro/walking safari.
Kalahari bushman walk.
Spitzkoppe,bushman paintings.
Sossusvlei shuttle and guided walk.
Dune 45.
Fish river canyon.
Excludes
Adventure pass activities and excursions(optional as indicated).
Visas tickets.
Flight tickets.
Travel insurance.
Departure taxes.
Airport transfers.
Sleeping bags.
Optional Activities
Malawi-activities such as water spot and village walk.
Victoria falls-helicopter flights, scenic flights and more.
Dinner in swakopmund.
Skydiving and quad biking activities.
Capetown-table mountain, Cape of Good Hope.
NB: To be briefed more on these optional activities by the tour leader.
What to bring with you:
Personal things such as drinking water,soft drinks or beer.
Warm jacket/jumper.
Sneakers.
Walking boots.
Open shoes.
Towel.
Sleeping bags.
Toiletries.
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