1. What is the best time of year for this tour?

The tour is available year-round, but the dry season (May–October) offers the best game-viewing opportunities in Kruger and the Okavango Delta.

2. Do I need a visa for all the countries visited?

Yes, visa requirements vary depending on your nationality. We recommend checking with the relevant embassies for South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Botswana before booking.

3. Is this tour suitable for children?

The tour is designed for adults and older children due to long travel days and certain activity restrictions. Some lodges have age limits for safari drives.

4. Can dietary requirements be accommodated?

Absolutely. Please inform us in advance, and we will coordinate with lodges and restaurants to meet your dietary needs.

Luxurious Top African Destination Tour – 13-Day Cape Town, Kruger, Victoria Falls & Okavango

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Includes

12 nights luxury accommodation in handpicked lodges and hotels
Daily breakfast, select lunches, and dinners as per itinerary
All scheduled game drives and guided activities in Kruger and Okavango Delta
Domestic flights and transfers between destinations
Professional English-speaking guides throughout the journey

Excludes

International flights to and from Africa
Travel insurance and personal medical expenses
Optional excursions and activities not listed in the itinerary
Visa fees and related travel documents
Gratuities for guides, drivers, and lodge staff

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Discover Three African Gems in One Epic Journey
Embark on a 14-day adventure through South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Botswana, exploring some of the region’s most iconic destinations. Begin in the vibrant city of Cape Town, with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, before flying north for a thrilling Big 5 safari in Kruger National Park. Continue to the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls, a true natural wonder, and conclude your journey in the breathtaking Okavango Delta — sipping sundowners in one of Africa’s most treasured wildernesses.

Tour Highlights

3 Nights in Cape Town
3 Nights in Kruger National Park
2 Nights in Victoria Falls
2 Nights in Chobe National Park
2 Nights in Moremi and Okavango Region

Tour Plan

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Embark on an unforgettable 13-day journey across Africa’s most sought-after destinations, combining luxury, adventure, and world-class hospitality. This carefully curated experience takes you through the vibrant cityscapes, untamed wilderness, and natural wonders that define Southern Africa.

Your adventure begins in the iconic city of Cape Town, with its sweeping ocean views, cultural richness, and famous landmarks. Next, fly north for an exclusive Big 5 safari in Kruger National Park, where daily game drives immerse you in Africa’s incredible wildlife. Continue to Zimbabwe to witness the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls — a natural wonder of the world — before concluding your journey in Botswana’s enchanting Okavango Delta, where sunset toasts and serene waterways provide the perfect finale to your African escape.

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3 Nights in Cape Town

South Africa’s Mother City

Cape Town is a vibrant fusion of colour, culture, and cuisine, framed by its iconic flat-topped mountain. At its base, you’ll find white-sand beaches, rolling vineyards, and a lively waterfront, making it a destination brimming with unforgettable moments.

Highlights

Explore Table Mountain National Park, home to more than 9,000 unique fynbos plant species.
Relax or play at cosmopolitan beaches like Camps Bay and Clifton, perfect for sunbathing, sundowners, and surfing.
Meet the charming penguins at Boulders Beach or sail to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years in prison.
Discover the V&A Waterfront, a hub of shops, restaurants, and entertainment.

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3 Nights in Kruger National Park

An Unmatched African Safari Destination

Kruger National Park stands as South Africa’s most famous wildlife sanctuary and Africa’s second-largest game reserve, stretching across an incredible two million hectares in the country’s far northeast. It’s a place where the legendary Big 5 roam freely, over 500 bird species take flight, and nature reveals its most untamed beauty.

Highlights

South Africa’s largest national park and Africa’s second biggest, spanning nearly 2,000,000 hectares.
A wide selection of accommodation to suit all preferences and budgets.
Beyond game drives, enjoy 4x4 adventures, guided overnight wilderness trails, a round of golf, or breathtaking stargazing in crystal-clear skies.
Easily accessible by road or via several nearby airports.

3 :

2 Nights in Victoria Falls

Where there's smoke, there's thunder

Words frequently fail to capture the grandeur of Victoria Falls, but if you were to look for an apt description, you probably wouldn’t find better than its Kololo name ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’, which roughly translates to ‘the smoke that thunders’. Spanning nearly two kilometres and dropping about 108 metres, this UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site is the largest waterfall in the world—thanks to the sheer volume of water cascading over its crags every minute.

Highlights

One of the Seven Wonders of the World
Largest curtain of water in the world
UNESCO World Heritage Site
The natural border between Zimbabwe and Zambia

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2 Nights in Chobe National Park

Escape to the kingdom of elephants

From the verdant and lush marshlands of Savuti and Linyanti to the extensive floodplains running along the Chobe River, Chobe National Park is one of Botswana’s crowning glories - thanks to its population of elephants and its status as the most biologically diverse park in the country.

Highlights

The third-largest park in Botswana as well as the most biologically diverse
The park is renowned for its superb elephant population
The park’s four distinct ecosystems support an abundance of varied fauna and flora
Chobe is easily reached via the nearby town of Kasane’s airport with flights arriving daily from Johannesburg, Gaborone, and Maun

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2 Nights in Moremi and Okavango Region

Safari in One of Africa’s Most Iconic Wildernesses

Botswana’s Moremi and Okavango region offers a captivating blend of landscapes and culture — from the ancient San rock art of the Tsodilo Hills to the tranquil marshes of the panhandle, culminating in the breathtaking Okavango Delta and its wildlife-rich Chief’s Island.

Highlights

A remarkable biodiversity hotspot within the Okavango Region.
The legendary Tsodilo Hills, home to centuries-old San rock paintings.
The panhandle that feeds the Okavango Delta, one of Africa’s 7 Natural Wonders.
Convenient access with many lodges featuring private airstrips and regular flights into Maun from Johannesburg.