9-Night Cape Town, Victoria Falls & Chobe Safari

This 9-night safari takes you through some of Africa’s most sought-after travel destinations.

This 9-night Cape Town, Victoria Falls, and Chobe safari tour offers an unforgettable experience. From the cosmopolitan city of Cape Town to the magic of Victoria Falls, and the beauty of Chobe, this adventure has it all. Diverse landscapes, magical sights, and abundant wildlife make this experience truly unforgettable.

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Itinerary breakdown

CAPE GRACE

Cape Town

Take in the breathtaking views of Lion’s Head, Table Mountain, and Table Bay. Explore the city to find a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops. Head to Greenmarket Square to shop for curios. Take a trip to the nearby Waterfront to enjoy world-class shopping, dining, boat trips, and other activities. With each day spent in Cape Town, you will soon see why this city has become a favourite for visitors from all over the globe.

MBANO MANOR

Victoria Falls

Located on the Zimbabwean side of the iconic Falls, the bustling town of Victoria Falls offers the perfect location to explore one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is famous for its vast, crashing waters. Named Mosi-oa-Tunya (The Smoke That Thunders) by locals, the Falls is bordered by Zimbabwe and Zambia, with two thirds to be seen on the Zimbabwean side. Wildlife abounds in this region, with plenty to see, do, and discover.

ZAMBEZI QUEEN

Chobe Riverfront

The final stop on your journey is the Chobe River. This region is known for its lush surrounds that comprise of riverine woodlands and floodplains. This is also where some of the best game-viewing on earth can be enjoyed. Elephants are found in large numbers here, with thousands to be seen within the Chobe region. If you’re lucky, you may even witness the elephant migration, which gives you the chance to witness hundreds of these gentle giants crossing the river.