21 day Southern Trails. Nairobi to Victoria Falls

It will be an early start, on day 3 as you are collected at 8:00am from the camp. You will pack your daypack and luggage for the next 3 days into smaller game viewing vehicles with picnic lunch and head for The Serengeti National Park. There will be game viewing en route, and your overnight camp is at Seronera camp.

The following morning you will do an early morning game drive in the Serengeti and after lunch head for the Ngorongoro National Park - overnight at Simba camp. The following morning you will do a morning tour of the Crater and in the afternoon return to Arusha and your camp.

Day 6 - Dar es Salaam

You proceed to Dar es Salaam and your camp on the beach. Here you will be briefed by your guides on the ferry trip to the fabulous Zanzibar Island. Breakfast, lunch. Camping (Makadi Beach Camp)

Days 7, 8 & 9 - Zanzibar Island

Today your guides will make arrangements for the ferry trip to Zanzibar Island. A guide will accompany you for the duration of your stay on the island and to assist with immigration and customs formalities. The little Indian Ocean Island of Zanzibar is a cultural melting pot of African, Arabic and Indian cultures. It is renowned for its spice and (never to be forgotten) slave trade.

You have two full days to explore this island with its turquoise waters and beautiful palm fringed beaches. Perhaps take an optional boat trip to snorkel with the dolphins or catch a glimpse of the very rare Red Colubus monkey. All meals except for breakfast are to your own expense on Zanzibar. Hotel (Karibu Inn)

Day 10 - Dar es Salaam

You depart the hotel for the harbour and proceed through customs and immigration, board your ferry and return to your vehicle in Dar es Salaam. Breakfast, dinner. Camping (Makadi Beach Camp)

Day 11: Kisolanza Farm, Iringa

Early morning departure through pristine and stunning bush for your camp near Iringa. Late arrival at campsite. Camping in Kisolanza Farm. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Day 12 - Lake Malawi - Chiweta, Malawi

Today you cross in Malawi - known throughout as the warm heart of Africa. People are fantastic allowing you to interact and enjoy these friendly Malawians. You will stop at several camps on the breathtaking Lake Malawi. This freshwater lake stretches the whole length of Malawi and is the lifeline of the country.

Home to over 350 species of fish and its fresh clear water and beaches are excellent for swimming and relaxing. Rural fishing villages line the shoreline and you are free to explore them. We travel down the lake stopping at carefully selected camps.  Chiweta is a rustic camp on the lake-shore set amongst fantastic Baobab trees.