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Accommodation

Price

from £5274 /pp

was £5859
Flights included
Dates Available

September 2026 - October 2028
Duration

14 days
Depart From

2 airports
Excursions & Visits

15 included
Meals

24 included
Ways to pay

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Ultimate Safari – Botswana, Victoria Falls & Zimbabwe – Premier Collection

Witness the African wilderness at its most dramatic with a small-group safari adventure across the continent’s southern stretches, interspersed with stops at a selection of luxury lodges.

Unique lodge stays in hand-picked four or five-star accommodation and unrestricted access to the most wildlife-rich destinations are the memorable highlights of this safari adventure. Across this well-paced itinerary, you’ll embark on small-group animal encounters, away from the noise of the crowds, with game drives in the most secluded sections of the Hwange private concession and Chobe, and Matobo national parks.

Unwind under the clear African skies and enjoy complete immersion in the African bush with overnight stops within the boundaries of each reserve. Cultural uncoverings, from historical tours and local theatre performances in Victoria Falls to a breath-taking walk around Matopos’ ancient cave paintings, perfectly complement your time in the wild.

Starting in the prestigious Chobe National Park, a region famed for its high game density and river stretches, escape into Botswana’s natural world and enjoy an introduction to its diverse local wildlife with a three-day safari experience. Morning game drives offer the chance to enjoy some early ‘Big Five’ sightings while a sunset cruise on the Chobe River showcases the animal kingdom from a different perspective.

A memorable stay on the banks of the Zambezi River follows, and you’ll uncover the rich colonial history of magnificent Victoria Falls and its famous Edwardian bridge.

The tour continues to vibrant Hwange, where anti-poaching initiatives are showcased with visits to its Painted Dog Conservation Centre and private concessions of its vast national park. At the end of an extraordinary two weeks in the bush, take to the Matopo Hills for a walk through the region’s pre-historic Bushman caves and venture in search of its most elusive species.

Track the elusive ‘Big Five’ with six small-group game drives across three national parks

Catch your breath on Victoria Falls’ most impressive vistas with a scenic excursion to one of the seven wonders of the world 

Marvel at the wonder of Edwardian engineering with an interactive visit to Victoria Falls Bridge 

Explore Matobo’s painted San Bushman caves & soak up 360-degree views of the surrounding vistas from the hilltop grave of Cecil John Rhodes

After landing at Victoria Falls airport in the late morning, meet your friendly tour representative and board a mini-van for the drive to the renowned Chobe Safari Lodge, where you'll stay for the next three days. You'll need to complete border formalities as you cross into Botswana along the way.

Positioned on the banks of the Chobe River and within a stone’s throw of the famed Chobe National Park, Botswana’s first reserve, you’ll be perfectly placed to spot the very best of the area’s diverse natural world.

Upon arrival, you’ll be free to settle into your room, perhaps enjoying a first lunch with a view of the river or a dip in the lodge’s swimming pool. This afternoon, if you're feeling up for it, you can enjoy one of a number of optional activities or perhaps venture out on a self-guided bush walk around the lodge's grounds.

Rise early this morning ahead of your first morning game drive deep in the Chobe National Park. As dawn breaks over the open savannah, Chobe’s mesmerising landscapes come to life, and you’ll have the chance to watch the impalas, zebras, and giraffes grazing in the golden sunlight.  

Away from the noise of the crowds, you’ll venture into the most secluded sections of the park, allowing you to get as close as possible to the region’s rarest game. With an expert ranger at the helm, learn about the park’s unique ecosystems as you seek out its native species, from the elusive painted dog to the majestic southern lion, before pausing for a coffee and rusk break underneath the trees. 

You’ll then return to the lodge for breakfast and the rest of the morning will be free to relax. Perhaps opt for a spa treatment before lunch and one of the lodge’s optional activities in the afternoon. Join an optional afternoon activity like venturing over to Impalila Island, in neighbouring Namibia. Following a short boat ride across the Chobe River with a local resident, you can experience a tour of an authentic village. 

In the evening, head back out to the banks of the Chobe as the sun begins to set for an easy-going river cruise. Keep your eyes peeled for elephant sightings along the lush bank while the boat gently navigates its way, and the sky transforms into shades of pink and orange. Enjoy iced beverages and a range of snacks as you spot herds of native buffalo and wallowing hippos by the waters’ edge. Arriving back at the lodge, enjoy dinner under the stars.

Watch as the sun rises on the deck this morning before breakfast or join the other travellers for an optional activity at the lodge. A photographic boat cruise allows you to take snaps of the wildlife on the banks, using your own camera equipment.

Under the guidance of a knowledgeable expert, you’ll be taken to the perfect spots to capture nature at its most beautiful. The specialised photography boat is custom-designed with 360-degree revolving chairs and adjustable gimble rig swivels, meaning there will be no obstructions.  

After you’ve enjoyed lunch at your leisure, perhaps at the lodge or in the nearby town of Kasane, you’ll head out on an afternoon game drive. From the 4x4 open-air vehicle, observe as sable herds, antelope and warthog scurry through the ancient woodlands or lounge in thick grass. 

Return to the lodge for dinner this evening, at a location for your choosing.

This morning, bid your hosts farewell after breakfast and enjoy a scenic drive to your next stop, magnificent Victoria Falls. As you head south along the Chobe’s riverbanks, you’ll have one last chance to admire its incredible aquatic wildlife. Keep an eye out and you might even spot some of its impressive native hippos!

Arriving in Victoria Falls, an artistic border town on the edge of its namesake waterfalls, you'll need to complete border formalities before checking into your next accommodation, the idyllic Palm River Hotel.

Afterwards, unwind and enjoy the afternoon at your own pace. Surrounded by nature, the hotel is ideally situated to immerse you in its serene environment. With the nearby river, colourful birdlife, and fertile landscapes, it offers a perfect retreat into the beauty of the local flora and fauna. You’ll also have full access to the property’s range of luxury amenities, including its three outdoor swimming pools, fitness suite and spa.

For a memorable introduction to Victoria Falls, soar above its mist-laden landscapes on a fascinating optional helicopter flight. With purpose-built bubble windows and no middle seats on board, you’ll enjoy unrestricted views of the Batoka Gorge, Zambezi River and magnificent Victoria Falls on this panoramic 10-minute flight. After soaking up these unforgettable views, you’ll return to the ground and transfer back to the hotel.

Later in the evening, arts lovers can also opt to watch the award-winning ‘Simunye: Spirit of Africa’ with visit to the open-air Victoria Falls Theatre. This colourful spectacle of puppetry, dance and music, performed by a local theatre group, tells the tale of an exiled prince and his journey in search of a place to belong. What’s more, you’ll also be supporting local artists with each ticket sale.  

Start the morning with breakfast at the lodge before venturing out for one of your holiday’s unmissable highlights – a sightseeing experience around the glorious Victoria Falls. Formerly known as ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ (or ‘The Smoke that Thunders’ in English), these spectacular waterfalls are fed by the Zambezi River and host a flourishing biosphere rife with unique flora and fauna. Though the National Park is relatively small, the namesake waterfalls are some of the largest in the world and offer truly memorable views.  

After your tour, you'll have the chance to find lunch (on your account) at the popular Lookout Café, which promises diners panoramic views over the falls.

This afternoon, step aboard a cruiser for a voyage along the wide Zambezi River, home to hippopotami, crocodiles and teeming marine ecosystems. This expansive waterway, the fourth largest on the continent, is also an ideal bird-watching hot spot with hundreds of species flocking to its banks each day, including the impressive African fish eagle, black skimmer, and marabou stork. Relax with a sundowner, in the company of your fellow guests, as you enjoy unobstructed views of the river’s untamed stretches. Once you’re back ashore this evening, you’ll be free to explore or relax at your own pace.  

Get yourself ready for a fascinating day of historical exploration, and enjoy a leisurely breakfast, before setting off for the imposing Victoria Falls Bridge, a marvel of Edwardian engineering. Built in 1904, this chasm-crossing structure was originally conceived by the British mining magnate and former South African president, Cecil Rhodes, and was intended to be a vital link in a grand continent-spanning railway connecting British colonies from Cape Town to Cairo.  

Watch the remarkable history of the bridge come to life the tale surrounding this incredible project is recounted by an expert local guide. Insightful and unique, this tour goes beyond the history books to recreate the storied past of one of Zimbabwe’s most recognisable landmarks.

If you’re feeling especially daring, you’ll have the chance to walk along the workers’ catwalks beneath the bridge’s railway lines for spectacular birds-eye views of the surrounding landscapes. The bridge was specifically designed to catch the sprays of the fall, so you might also get a little damp! Later on, return to the lodge in time for lunch and spend the rest of the afternoon at your own pace.

If you’d prefer a more unique experience this afternoon, join an optional excursion across the Zambian border to view Victoria Falls from a different angle. Travel upstream by boat to Livingstone Island, where the Scottish explorer David Livingstone first laid eyes on the waterfalls. Surrounded by expansive views of the waterfalls and the popular Angel’s and Devil’s Pools, where thrill seekers swim on the precipice of the waterfalls, you’ll then be treated to a high tea to the roaring sounds of the cascading waters below.   

Alternatively, for a more active afternoon, you’ll have the chance to delve into the heart of the Zambezi National Park on a final optional game drive. Spread over 56,000 hectares of wooded bushveld, this sprawling nature reserve is home to rich ecosystems complete with a thriving big cat population and lively herds of bushbucks, kudu and Cape buffalo.

Escorted by an expert guide, make the most of a final few memorable hours in the savannah and have a camera handy for any of the species you might have missed. After an exciting escape into the bush, enjoy a few snacks and drinks by the Zambezi River, where you'll be within touching distance of the park's aquatic and avian wildlife, before returning to the lodge for a final night in Victoria Falls.

Following breakfast at the hotel this morning, leave Victoria Falls behind as you drive south to vibrant Hwange, a hub of cultures home to thriving industrial plants and stunning natural landscapes.

Continue into a private concession on the edge of Hwange National Park for a three-day stay at one of two Amalinda Safari Collection lodges. Overlooking the Dete Vlei, a dried river with several wildlife-rich watering holes, both properties offer unrestricted sightings of the park’s wildlife from their terraced viewing platforms. As part of the renowned Amalinda Safari Collection, both lodges offer an immersive and sustainable safari experience, with wildlife-friendly stilted buildings and unique underground hides. Upon arrival, check in and enjoy some light refreshments to keep you fuelled for the afternoon’s activities.

This afternoon, join one of the lodge’s rangers for a drive around the concession’s private hides, where you’ll catch your first few sightings of Hwange’s dynamic landscapes. Each hide, perfectly placed around the Dete Vlei’s most popular watering holes, offers unobstructed views of the region’s native fauna. As the sun goes down over the savannah, refresh yourself with sundowners and snacks at the hide before reboarding your Jeep for a night drive back to camp.

After some time to freshen yourself up, reconvene with your fellow guests around the Captain’s Table for dinner.

Wake up early this morning, with the help of tea, coffee and biscuits, before heading out into Sable Valley’s breath-taking private concession as the sun rises over its neighbouring mountain peaks. The animals are most active in the early morning, with impressive herds of wildebeest, buffalo and zebra grazing in the cooler temperatures, and you’ll have plenty of time for some truly enchanting animal encounters. If you’re lucky, you might even see the resident big cats on the hunt. 

Later this morning, return to the lodge for breakfast and time at leisure ahead of a busy afternoon on safari. You can enjoy a refreshing dip in the swimming pool or share your wildlife sightings with your fellow travellers in the open-air lounge areas before you settle in for lunch on the lodge’s front deck. You can also pay the lodge’s impressive underground hide a visit for another chance to spot Hwange’s roaming local wildlife.

Later this afternoon, after iced coffees at the lodge, your group will embark on the day’s second game drive. With its thriving elephant, lion and buffalo populations, this reserve is ideal for seeking out some of the most elusive sightings. Visit a series of nearby watering holes, which are popular amongst the native elephants and buffaloes, for the chance to watch nature in action. As the sun begins to set on Hwange, witness the bushveld ablaze with golden light, and keep an eye out for a few final glimpses of the reserve’s creatures.  

This evening, you’ll return to the lodge for a hearty dinner. Listen for the roar of big cats, though, and you may get the chance to head back into the park for a thrilling night drive. 

Enjoy breakfast at the lodge this morning before meeting the residents of a local village to learn about the rich blend of cultures that co-exist in Hwange and the efforts taken by these communities to mitigate the human-wildlife conflict. This immersive visit promises fascinating insights into the lifestyles of Hwange’s local people, who have to contend with the region’s predators.

Additionally, your visit today will also mark an enlightening opportunity to engage with some of the region’s most prominent cultures and languages. Round out your tour of the villages by learning about how your hosts, the Amalinda Safari Group, assist their local communities with a tour of the lion-proof bomas they’ve helped to build. 

On the way back, you'll stop at the renowned Painted Dog Conservation Centre, where you’ll learn about the centre’s rehabilitation efforts, supporting the dwindling populations of this curiously social species. With fewer than 7,000 painted dogs left across the world, the centre’s rangers carry out essential anti-poaching initiatives and work with local communities to help these beautiful creatures survive and thrive in Africa’s wild spaces.

You’ll even have the chance to meet the resident painted dogs too, where you’ll witness their inquisitive and energetic nature first-hand. As you admire these delightful animals, the centre’s experienced rangers will offer fascinating insights into their anti-poaching efforts and wider conservation within the park. 

Later on, at the end of an enlightening visit, return to the lodge for lunch and an early afternoon siesta, before heading back into the bush for a final game drive. Have your binoculars at the ready as you glide through the Savannah plains in search of a few final treasured sightings. As the sun sets on the park’s popular watering holes, you’ll see the animal kingdom at its most scenic, bathed in golden light.

A final evening at leisure in Hwange awaits, making the most of your lodge’s decadent amenities and private hides. After dinner around the Captain’s Table, join the lodge’s ranger around the campfire for tales of their most thrilling animal encounters.

Have breakfast on the lodge’s veranda this morning ahead of the morning’s journey into the Matopos Hills. Before leaving the lodge, settle in for a wildlife talk courtesy of the expert rangers of the Amalinda Safari Collection’s Anti-Poaching Unit, who’ll run you through a day in the life of a scout and the efforts they take to safeguard Zimbabwe’s glorious natural world for future generations.

You’ll then depart Hwange for the five-hour drive across Zimbabwe’s eastern countryside to your next stop, the renowned Matobo National Park. As you glide through central Zimbabwe’s vast savannah stretches, your expert driver will be on hand to point out the finer details of the diverse ecosystems that inhabit them. There will be time for a brief pit stop en route in rural Lupane, a charming town and district capital on the road to Zimbabwe’s second largest city, Bulawayo. You can also find lunch here (payable locally), and perhaps try ‘Slap Chips’, a local take on French fries that are then doused in salt and vinegar. If you’d prefer, packed lunches will also available.

Back on the coach, enjoy views of the forested uplands and magnificent rock features as you approach Matopos before arriving at the incredible final safari lodge, which is built into the rockface of a granite plateau. Another of the Amalinda Safari Collection’s distinctive safari properties, this lodge is responsibly designed to preserve the rich cultural heritage of its pre-historic neighbouring caves.

After check-in, you’ll have a few hours free to settle in, perhaps with a dip in the lodge’s infinity swimming pool, before joining your guides on foot for a gentle walk around the property. Stop for a sundowner, snacks and a fascinating introductory talk where you’ll learn about the flora, fauna and cultural significance of the Matopos Hills. Later this evening, reconvene at the Captain’s Table for dinner and enjoy an Amarula around the campfire with your fellow guests.

Rise early with breakfast ahead of another full day on safari and set out in the morning light on a final game drive in the Matobo National Park, a famed refuge for a number of endangered species. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes this morning as you may be invited to step out of the vehicle to get an even closer view of the park’s most impressive species. As you explore the park this morning, accompanied by a dedicated ranger, enjoy encounters and expert commentary on region’s impressive local flora and fauna. After a busy morning in the bush, head back to the lodge for lunch and some time to recharge.

This afternoon, a final wish-list experience awaits as you join your local guides for a walk around the reserve’s famous San Bushman caves. Adorned with over 6,000 fascinating prehistoric rock paintings, these rock-cut dwellings have been inhabited by Matopos’ indigenous San tribes for up to 13,000 years. While marvelling at these ancient heritage sites, learn about the history, customs and cultures of Zimbabwe’s earliest civilisations.

From here, head further uphill to the gravesite of Cecil John Rhodes, a former prime minister of Cape Colony. Accompanied by 360-degree views over Matopos’ spectacular alpine landscapes, you’ll be served sundowners and snacks to cap your safari adventure in truly memorable style.

After a captivating few hours, reconvene at Amalinda Lodge for your last night in Zimbabwe and share your favourite memories with your fellow guests.

A last breakfast will be served at your Matobo lodge this morning ahead of your transfer into historic Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city.

Arriving in Bulawayo, you’ll head to the airport for your overnight return flight home.

San Bushmen Caves, Matobo Hills, Zimbabwe

Recharge under the open African skies with overnight stays in a range of unique safari lodges in or around each reserve

Discover the vibrant aquatic ecosystems nestled on the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers with two evening cruises and an optional photo boat safari

Follow in David Livingstone’s footsteps, viewing Victoria Falls from its Zambian side, on an optional high tea on its island overlooks

Spend time in Hwange’s Painted Dog Conservation Centre and get up close with this inquisitive, endangered species

Learn about anti-poaching initiatives from the people that co-exist with Hwange’s fauna on an enriching visit to a local village

Embrace time-honoured safari traditions with sundowners and snacks against the backdrop of Southern Africa’s most impressive scenery

11 nights’ mixed-board accommodation in Chobe (3 nights), Victoria Falls (3), Hwange (3) and Matobo (2), plus two nights aboard the aircraft
11 breakfasts, five lunches and eight dinners
Chobe River sunset cruise
Two game drives in Chobe National Park
Victoria Falls tour
Victoria Falls historical bridge tour
Evening Zambezi River cruise
Entry to the Painted Dog Conservation Centre
Amalinda Collection hidden wildlife viewing sights with sundowners and snacks
Three game drives in Hwange private concessions
Local community visit and human-animal conservation talk
Anti-poaching talk from the Amalinda Collection’s rangers
Escorted bushwalk in Matobo with sundowners and snacks
One game drive in the Matopos Hills National Park
Visit to the San Bushman Caves and Cecil John Rhodes’ grave
Return flights to Victoria Falls and from Bulawayo
Comfortable, air-conditioned coach travel throughout and open-air 4x4 travel on game drives
Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced Premier Collection tour manager
All mandatory local taxes and charges

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London Heathrow	September 2026 - October 2028		from £5274.00 pp	18 dates available
London Heathrow	17 Sep 2026 Thursday 14 days 30 Sep 2026 Wednesday	Late Escape	from £6084.00 was £6759.00	Only 3 places left!
London Heathrow	28 Sep 2026 Monday 14 days 11 Oct 2026 Sunday	Late Escape	from £5832.00 was £6479.00	Only 7 places left!
London Heathrow	26 Oct 2026 Monday 14 days 08 Nov 2026 Sunday	Late Escape	from £6435.00 was £7149.00
London Heathrow	25 Jan 2027 Monday 14 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday		from £5891.00 was £6545.00	Only 4 places left!
London Heathrow	22 Mar 2027 Monday 14 days 04 Apr 2027 Sunday		from £5958.00 was £6619.00	Only 5 places left!
London Heathrow	03 May 2027 Monday 14 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £6003.00 was £6669.00	Hurry, selling fast!
London Heathrow	03 Oct 2027 Sunday 14 days 16 Oct 2027 Saturday		from £5274.00 was £5859.00
London Heathrow	25 Oct 2027 Monday 14 days 07 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £6003.00 was £6669.00
London Heathrow	01 Nov 2027 Monday 14 days 14 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £5832.00 was £6479.00
London Heathrow	24 Jan 2028 Monday 14 days 06 Feb 2028 Sunday		from £5945.00 was £6605.00
London Heathrow	20 Mar 2028 Monday 14 days 02 Apr 2028 Sunday		from £6098.00 was £6775.00
London Heathrow	17 Apr 2028 Monday 14 days 30 Apr 2028 Sunday		from £6332.00 was £7035.00
London Heathrow	01 May 2028 Monday 14 days 14 May 2028 Sunday		from £6350.00 was £7055.00
London Heathrow	05 Jun 2028 Monday 14 days 18 Jun 2028 Sunday		from £6332.00 was £7035.00
London Heathrow	10 Jul 2028 Monday 14 days 23 Jul 2028 Sunday		from £6930.00 was £7699.00
London Heathrow	25 Sep 2028 Monday 14 days 08 Oct 2028 Sunday		from £6395.00 was £7105.00	Only 9 places left!
London Heathrow	02 Oct 2028 Monday 14 days 15 Oct 2028 Sunday		from £6386.00 was £7095.00
London Heathrow	23 Oct 2028 Monday 14 days 05 Nov 2028 Sunday		from £6386.00 was £7095.00
Manchester	September 2026 - October 2028		from £5463.00 pp	18 dates available
Manchester	17 Sep 2026 Thursday 14 days 30 Sep 2026 Wednesday	Late Escape	from £5931.00 was £6589.00	Only 3 places left!
Manchester	28 Sep 2026 Monday 14 days 11 Oct 2026 Sunday	Late Escape	from £6152.00 was £6835.00	Only 7 places left!
Manchester	26 Oct 2026 Monday 14 days 08 Nov 2026 Sunday	Late Escape	from £5927.00 was £6585.00
Manchester	25 Jan 2027 Monday 14 days 07 Feb 2027 Sunday		from £5751.00 was £6389.00	Only 4 places left!
Manchester	22 Mar 2027 Monday 14 days 04 Apr 2027 Sunday		from £5967.00 was £6629.00	Only 5 places left!
Manchester	03 May 2027 Monday 14 days 16 May 2027 Sunday		from £6296.00 was £6995.00	Hurry, selling fast!
Manchester	03 Oct 2027 Sunday 14 days 16 Oct 2027 Saturday		from £5463.00 was £6069.00
Manchester	25 Oct 2027 Monday 14 days 07 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £6192.00 was £6879.00
Manchester	01 Nov 2027 Monday 14 days 14 Nov 2027 Sunday		from £6021.00 was £6689.00
Manchester	24 Jan 2028 Monday 14 days 06 Feb 2028 Sunday		from £6143.00 was £6825.00
Manchester	20 Mar 2028 Monday 14 days 02 Apr 2028 Sunday		from £6296.00 was £6995.00
Manchester	17 Apr 2028 Monday 14 days 30 Apr 2028 Sunday		from £6530.00 was £7255.00
Manchester	01 May 2028 Monday 14 days 14 May 2028 Sunday		from £6548.00 was £7275.00
Manchester	05 Jun 2028 Monday 14 days 18 Jun 2028 Sunday		from £6530.00 was £7255.00
Manchester	10 Jul 2028 Monday 14 days 23 Jul 2028 Sunday		from £7083.00 was £7869.00
Manchester	25 Sep 2028 Monday 14 days 08 Oct 2028 Sunday		from £6593.00 was £7325.00	Only 9 places left!
Manchester	02 Oct 2028 Monday 14 days 15 Oct 2028 Sunday		from £6584.00 was £7315.00
Manchester	23 Oct 2028 Monday 14 days 05 Nov 2028 Sunday		from £6584.00 was £7315.00

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Ultimate Safari – Botswana, Victoria Falls & Zimbabwe Touring Hotels Botswana & Zimbabwe You'll be staying in a series of comfortable hotels that are conveniently located for your tour itinerary.

Under African Skies – From Victoria Falls to the Cape

South Africa, Zimbabwe

Discover Africa’s natural world with a series of Zimbabwean safaris, wine tasting in the Western Cape, and stops at Victoria Falls. Book your tour today! Small Group Scenery & Nature

Catch your breath at Victoria Falls’ most impressive vistas with a scenic tour of one of the Seven Wonders of the World
Enjoy panoramic views from the summit of iconic Table Mountain and explore Cape Town’s most alluring landmarks
Track diverse wildlife, from Zimbabwe’s presidential elephant herd to majestic big cats, with three game drives in the Greater Hwange area

14 days from £4,666 pp

was £5,489 pp

Flights included
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January 2027 - November 2028
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On Safari in Botswana – Premier Collection

Botswana, Zimbabwe

Immerse yourself in Botswana's wildlife with a safari adventure at Chobe Safari Lodge. Book your once-in-a-lifetime experience with Newmarket Holidays. Premier Collection Wildlife & Safari

Experience morning and afternoon game drives in the Chobe National Park, home to the largest concentration of elephants in Africa
Embrace the comfort and service of a timeless safari lodge set right on the banks of the Chobe River
Set off on a sunset cruise down the Chobe River aboard a double-decker boat with a drink in hand

10 days from £3,911 pp

was £4,345 pp

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Meals

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Aerial view of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, with water cascading over the cliffs and mist rising above the surrounding landscape

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On Safari in Victoria Falls

Zimbabwe

Experience the wonders of Africa with Newmarket Holidays on an unforgettable safari in Victoria Falls. Book now for a trip of a lifetime! ATOL protected. Exclusive Family Friendly

Set off on a tour of the spectacular Victoria Falls and the surrounding area
Venture for the day into Chobe National Park on safari and spot elephants from a morning cruise along the Chobe River
Journey across the Zambezi River during a sunset cruise with a drink in hand

10 days from £3,388 pp

was £3,985 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

February 2027 - November 2028
Duration

10 days
Depart From

2 airports
Excursions & Visits

7 included
Meals

16 included

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British citizens require passports when travelling overseas and this must be valid for six months beyond the date you return. If you are not a British citizen, you may need a visa for the country/countries you are visiting (please contact the respective embassies to check and to apply).

A Kaza Unvisa is required to obtain entry to Zimbabwe and can be used for entry into Zambia. This can be obtained upon arrival in Victoria Falls at a cost of 50 US dollars per person (current price - subject to change). This must be paid for in cash - ensure you have the correct amount handy in US$ when you arrive. The visa is valid for up to 30 days.

If travelling with children aged under 18 years old, you will need to bring an unabridged birth certificate for each child. This a requirement for the border crossing into Botswana. Any parent not present must sign an affidavit giving their consent for the child to travel. For more information contact the Botswana High Commission in the UK.

The majority of our tours involve a certain amount of walking, including a short walk from the coach stop to the town, attraction or venue you're visiting. If you are bringing a wheelchair, please let us know at the time of booking so that appropriate arrangements can be made. In many developing countries access is sometimes not as easy as at home. Should you have walking difficulties, getting around monuments and attractions may be harder and, in some cases, impossible. Should you have any concerns whatsoever please do contact us prior to travel.

Occasionally, for operational reasons, we may have to change the order of the excursions on your holiday. The final day-by-day itinerary will be confirmed on your Final Travel Documents, which you will receive approximately three weeks prior to your departure.

All mandatory local taxes and charges are included in the price of your holiday as per the itinerary. Prices for any optional excursions are listed separately. Any suggested free-time activities, attractions, meals or entertainment are not included (unless otherwise stated), and may be subject to local charges. Please note that tipping is optional and as such, is typically not included in the price of your holiday (unless otherwise stated).

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