This African adventure safari features spectacular scenery, great wildlife viewing and many exciting activities for adrenalin junkies.

The tour starts in Cape Town - South Africa's Mother City, passes through the desert landscapes of Namibia, and ends at iconic Victoria Falls.

On this first afternoon you go on a guided walk to see bushmen paintings and learn about native flora and fauna. You can end your first day swimming/ floating on tubes in the Olifants River.

At sunset climb up to a good viewpoint for a sundowner drink. Alternatively you can settle in with a relaxing game of table tennis or darts.

The night is spent sitting around the campfire, getting to know your fellow travellers.

You reach Hobas in time to set up camp and be at the canyon for sunset. If there's time you can take a walk to the hikers' viewpoint which is about 10km from the campsite.

There's also a bottle store, post office and butchery which sells biltong (a South African dried meat delicacy) at a good price.

You arrive at camp in the afternoon with enough time for a walk into the smaller Sesriem Canyon. This is an excellent night to sleep out under the stars, beside the fire.

Taking advantage of the cooler temperatures you depart at dawn and drive into the Namib-Naukluft National Park where you hike up the famous Dune 45 to watch the sun rise. After breakfast you join a local expert on a guided tour explaining the desert ecosystem.

Day 7 leaves you free to explore the town or enjoy an adrenalin-filled excursion.

You camp in the wild for the night; the stars in Namibia are so bright that you'll want to reach out and touch them.

Their hair, clothes and jewellery all form an important part of their tradition and culture. Encountering a totally different way of life is a moving experience for many people.

The Etosha National Park is the venue for some of the most unique game viewing experiences in Africa, and you have the chance to enjoy various game drives during your stay.

Spending a couple of hours of your evening beside a water hole will provide you with some truly remarkable photo opportunities.

In the afternoon you go on a short city tour, before spending your evening as you see fit. Windhoek has a host of interesting restaurants, but checking out Joe's Beer House, with its unique decor of Namibian memorabilia, is particularly worthwhile.

The next morning your guides will brief you on the next few days' activities and the community run tourism operation. You then enter the delta using local transport. The Okavango is the largest inland delta in the world.

Its crystal clear waters and countless islands are home to an amazing variety of animals and the area is a birder's paradise. During your time in the delta you go on a guided nature walk, and, should the water levels allow it, mokoro (traditional canoe) rides with local guides.

Note: Malaria (passed on by the Female Anopheles mosquito) is rife in this part of Botswana. Most mosquito bites are on the feet or ankles of a person, so cover these areas well in repellent.

The afternoon offers a cruise down the river, providing an excellent opportunity to sit back, relax and view Africa's spectacular wildlife.

Arriving here before lunch gives you plenty of time to plan tomorrow's activities, before enjoying a spectacular sunset cruise and dinner on the waters of the mighty Zambezi River.

It's up to you to decide how to spend the last day of the tour, but whatever you do, we're sure it'll be exciting.