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21 day Cape to Victoria Falls. Cabin & Camping Safari Tour
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Days 7 & 8: Swakopmund, NamibiaToday you travel to the popular seaside resort town of Swakopmund, an area reminiscent of the colonial past of the city. The Welwitschias Mirabilis and the Kokerboom is flora indigenous to Namibia and only grows on the stony plains of the north Namib.
Swakopmund also prides itself on being the adventure capital of Namibia. Guests can enjoy exploring the town, quad biking or even dune boarding (own expense). Breakfast and lunch is included. |
Day 9: Damaraland, NamibiaNamibia is known as the country of great contrasts and an exceptional example of this is Damaraland, with its stark plains, petrified forests and ancient valleys leading to the peaks of the Brandberg Massive Mountains. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. |
Days 10 - 12: Etosha National Park, NamibiaEtosha National Park is big game country and time will be spent on game drives around the massive pan in search of Elephant, herds of antelope and Lion around the waterhole. Your night will be spent at a chalet in Okaukuejo, where you can enjoy views of the floodlit waterhole. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. |
Day 13: Windhoek, NamibiaThis charming town is situated in a valley and combines the architecture of the present with the style of the German colonial era. The popularity of this city is mainly due to the harmonious blend of African and European cultures and the incredibly friendly people. Meals in this bustling city are at a local restaurant at your own expense. |
Day 14: Kalahari, BotswanaYou will cross into Botswana today to overnight in a rustic grass hut in the heart of the Kalahari. The masses of sand were created over time by the erosion of soft stone formations and the wind has shaped the ridges into what it is today.
You take a walk with the local Bushman to learn about their bush skills. Please note that the local guide might not be San due to the nomadic lifestyle of the San Bushman. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. |
Days 15 - 17: Okavango Delta, Botswana
Today your Africa backpacker tour visits the largest inland delta in the world, the Okavango Delta, where you will journey deep into the Delta on mokoros (dug out canoes). You spend 2 nights at your tented camp and participate in game walks, swimming, as well as enjoying the birdlife and game.
You will return to Maun on day 17 late in the afternoon for an evening at a lodge, a hot shower and a restaurant meal. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included at the tented camp, and breakfast and lunch is included at the lodge. |
Day 18: Makgadikgadi Pans, BotswanaYour Africa backpacker tour journeys to the magnificent Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, shimmering, glaring, white and endless. After the life giving rains have quenched the earth, a dramatic change takes place as the Pans come to life with water birds and great herds of Zebra, Wildebeest and Springbok. Breakfast and lunch is included. |
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Page: 1 Day 1: Cape Town, South Africa
Arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Cape Town is the starting point for your memorable and exciting Africa backpacker tour. You get a tour briefing at 08:00am, followed by a visit to the African Penguin colony en route ...
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Page: 3 Days 19 - 21: Victoria Falls, Zambia
Your travel to the spectacular Victoria Falls, one of the 7 natural wonders of the world. This Falls is the centre of a wide range of activities, including white water rafting on the great Zambezi River, Elephant back rides, scenic flight ...
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Page: 4 Transport:
On foot:There are easy to moderate walks throughout the tour.Mokoro:You use mokoros in the Okavango Delta which are poled by local guides. The mokoro holds the guide, 2 people and their kit. ...
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Table Mountain, Cape Town
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Table Mountain is a World Heritage Site, a unique landmark, soaring 1086 metres (3562.9 feet) above sea level and can be reached by means of a revolving cable car.
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Victoria Falls
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The Zambezi River approaches the edge of the Victoria Falls quite casually, then topples over a sheer 330-foot drop into the foaming gorge below. This is the widest curtain of falling water in the world about 1,6 km across (1-mile wide)
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