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46 day Northern Trek. Johannesburg to Nairobi
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This backpacker tour starts in Johannesburg, travels north through South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and ends in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Day 7: Gweru - Antelope Park, ZimbabweYour day is spent at leisure, participating in various activities, from walking with Lion and Elephant riding, to tranquil swimming and fishing. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. |
Days 8 & 9: Gweru to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Bulawayo, the second largest city in Zimbabwe, offers a laid back, relaxing atmosphere for your African overland camping tour. Here you will find a number of interesting places to visit, including the Natural History Museum, the National Arts Gallery and the Mzilikazi Arts and Crafts Centre. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included.
On day 9, your African Overland tour travels to Matobo National Park, one of the last strongholds of both Black and White Rhino. This area is also renowned for its impressive concentration of Leopard and Black Eagle. Explore the various caves and rock paintings of the area, evidence of the ancient San people. You will also spend some time on game drives through the park, gaining insight into its unique geography, ecology and history. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. |
Day 10: Matobo National Park to Victoria Falls, ZimbabweToday you head north, making your way to the majestic Victoria Falls, one of the most memorable and spectacular sights you will ever see. Victoria Falls boasts some exciting and exhilarating activities not for the faint hearted, including flights over the Falls, white water rafting down Batoka Gorge, and bungi jumping from the Zambezi Bridge.
Other optional activities include day trips to the Zambezi National Park, horse riding safaris, visits to the Crocodile Ranch, Snake Park, golf at Elephant Hills Hotel, parachuting, trips to the Falls Craft Village, as well as the romantic Sunset Cruise. Breakfast is included. |
Days 11 & 12: Victoria Falls, ZimbabweYou spend the next 2 days at leisure, participating in the many activities of the Victoria Falls, or just relaxing at the camp swimming pool. New clients will be joining you for the second part of the tour. Breakfast is included. |
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Page: 1 Day 1: Johannesburg to Hazyview, South Africa
Your African overland tour departs from Johannesburg and heads towards the Lowveld to the world renowned Kruger National Park, your base for the next 2 nights. Here you will be able to refresh in the swimming pool, or take a much needed ...
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Page: 3 Days 13 & 14: Victoria Falls to Lake Kariba, Zambia
This morning you depart camp, cross the Victoria Falls Bridge and the Zambezi River, and enter into the town of Livingstone in Zambia. You head to Lake Kariba, your home for the next 2 nights. Lake Kariba prides itself on being one of the largest man made ...
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Page: 4 Day 22: Iringa to Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
The following morning you depart to Dar Es Salaam, passing through Mikumi National Park where you can view a range of wildlife from the roadside. Upon arrival in Dar Es Salaam you spend the evening at a beach hotel/campsite in the north o ...
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Page: 7 Day 42: Kampala to Jinja, Uganda
Today you will have the option of white river rafting down the Nile River. You will be collected from Kampala and transferred where you can enjoy the ultimate white water rafting experience in Africa. For the less adventurous, ...
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Page: 8 Free Trip:
Please that upon booking this trip; you are entitled to a free 3 day Masai Mara Safari. Local payment for this trip is still applicable. This offer must be taken up when booking your main trip. Please ask your consultant at Siyabona Africa Travel for more ...
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Female Gorilla with Baby
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Offspring are born helpless and must be carried in the mother's arms. Once delivered, a newborn weighs 3 to 5 pounds. Growing at twice the rate of a human baby, they are able to crawl and ride their mother's back at 3 months old.
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Uganda
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Uganda is saturated in colour, the outstanding natural beauty of its people and its landscapes have always stirred inspiration in travellers and residents.
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