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14 day Southern Explorer
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Alternative Tour Departures on
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| 14 day Southern Explorer |
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| 15 day Best of Kenya and Tanzania. Nairobi to Arusha |
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| 15 day East African Discoverer. Victoria Falls to Dar Es Salaam |
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| 16 day Victoria Falls to Windhoek. Kasane, Maun, Chobe National Park, Okavango Delta |
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| 20 day Waterfalls and Wildlife Camping Safari - Botswana, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Johannesburg |
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| 21 day Cape to Victoria Falls. Cabin & Camping Safari Tour |
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| 21 day Southern Sun Overland Tour. Cape Town to Victoria Falls |
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| 21 day Southern Trails. Nairobi to Victoria Falls |
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| 24 day South Africa and Victoria Falls Adventure |
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| 24 day Tropical Trek. Waterways of Botswana, Zambia, Malawi & Mozambique |
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| 30 day Johannesburg to Nairobi Overland Safari |
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| 32 day Journey to the Cape. Johannesburg to Cape Town |
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| 36 day African Encounter. Cape Town to Dar Es Salaam |
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| 46 day Northern Trek. Johannesburg to Nairobi |
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| 5 day Kruger Park Bushveld Safari. Johannesburg to Hazyview |
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| 8 day Accommodated Okavango Delta & Chobe Trail, Botswana |
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| 9 day Cape Town to Windhoek Overland Tour |
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| 9 day Kruger and Kwazulu Safari. Johannesburg to Durban |
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| 9 day Masai Mara & Serengeti Camping Safari |
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Victoria Falls Zimbabwe
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You will have the chance of a lifetime to view the majestic Victoria Falls in all its splendour.
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Buffalo
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The Buffalo grazes up to 10 hours a day in order to retain its strong physical condition. Buffaloes will feed in the early morning, late evening and during the night to avoid overheating.
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Mokoro Okavango
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Mekoros (plural for mokoro) started to be used by tourists in the early 1980’s and has since then become an almost mandatory activity if one is visiting the Okavango - the 2 almost becoming synonymous.
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