Vic Falls to Cape Town

Itinerary

Day 1 Livingstone/Victoria Falls

Visit the mighty Victoria Falls and relax by the river in Livingstone.

Day 2 -3 Chobe National Park

An early morning game drive through the Chobe National Park gives a good look at elephants, lions and other icons of the African savannah.

Days 4-6 Okavango Delta

Catch a glimpse of enormous Nile crocodiles or gangly giraffes while gliding along the waters of the Okavango Delta. Camp on a remote island surrounded by giant lily pads.

Days 7 Ghanzi

Take a walk with Ghanzi bushmen, who speak in their own language of clicks - an amazing tribal experience.

Day 8 Windhoek

Get a taste of Germany in one of many taverns in Namibia's capital.

Days 9-10 Etosha National Park

Go on safari in the Etosha National Park, staying up late to spot nocturnal wildlife around the reserve's many waterholes.

Day 11 Sptizkoppe

Continue on to eerie Damaraland to bush camp near dramatic rock formations and inspect ancient bushman paintings.

Days 12-13 Swakopmund

Travel to Cape Cross to watch thousands of seals caper along the coastline. In the oasis town of Swakopmund try optional dune bashing or sand boarding before kicking back in a lively bar.

Days 14-15 Namib-Naukluft National Park

Watch sunrise atop a huge dune overlooking the coppery sands of the world's oldest desert.

Day 16 Fish River Canyon

This incredible gorge offers remarkable photo opportunities, especially around Hell's Bend, a sharp turn in the river that cuts a swathe through the rock.

Days 17-18 Orange River/Western Cape

Seamed by rugged mountains and rolling dunes, the scenic banks of Orange River are in the citrus area of the Western Cape.

Day 19 Cape Town

With an imposing cloud-covered mountain as a backdrop, Cape Town is one of the world's most beautiful cities and the perfect place to end this journey - but not before experiencing township life on a tour.