Begin your tour at the majestic Victoria Falls, and then set off to explore rugged and unspoilt Zambia, stopping in the South Luangwa National Park.

Crossing the border into Visas are the responsibility of the traveller and that the Whichway Adventure Company will not be held responsible for clients being denied entry should they not be in the possession of the relevant visas.
  

Spend your first day enjoying some of the many exciting optional activities on offer in the adrenaline capital of Africa, which include white-water rafting on the thundering Zambezi, bungee jumping over the gorge, sunset cruises on the river and elephant-back safaris.

You leave behind the excitement of Vic Falls and head towards the bustling Zambian capital of Lusaka - a typical local city with a distinctive African energy - where you can do some shopping in the vibrant markets.

Begin your day with some shopping in Lusaka before heading northeast towards the Luangwa River where you spend the night.

This is an interesting area full of friendly locals, and a walk along the river is a rewarding experience.

Drive from the Luangwa River to the remote and untouched South Luangwa where you will spend 2 nights on the riverbanks.

You reach your campsite in the late afternoon with time to relax and have a look around this beautiful setting. The concentration of game around the Luangwa River is among the most intense in Africa.

You can choose to explore the area on morning or night game drives, or on a game walk accompanied by a professional local guide. Alternatively you can relax by the pool.

You leave South Luangwa early and cross the Zambia / Malawi border. Heading north, you enter the highlands of Malawi and spend the night at Luwawa Forest - part of the largest man-made forest in Africa.

If you're visiting in the summer, hire a small sail boat and sail on the dam, or set off on one of the many hiking trails.

Other activities on offer include fishing and mountain biking.

You travel to Lake Malawi where you will spend the next couple of carefree days.

The lake is nearly 600km long and well-known for its golden shores and stunning natural scenery. If you feel energetic there are endless leisure and water sport activities to keep you busy, including scuba-diving, parasailing, windsurfing, fishing, canoeing, horse riding and hiking.

Alternatively, soak up the atmosphere and relax in one of the most scenic and memorable holiday destinations in Africa. Your evenings are spent beside the lake's tranquil waters.

You can go hiking up to Livingstonia (7 to 8 hours) or the waterfall (5 hours). These are rather tough hikes and you'll need to take lunch with you.

Alternatively, if you're feeling adventurous you can try abseiling, or simply enjoy another relaxing day at the lakeside.

Today you make the border crossing out of Malawi, leaving the lake behind you.

Head for your next camp where you'll spend your first night in Tanzania. As you ascend out of the Great Rift Valley, you travel through some spectacular mountain passes and past tea plantations en route to your camp outside Iringa.

Your route takes you through Mikumi National Park to the historical port city of Dar es Salaam. Here your journey comes to an end.

If you'd like to extend your journey with a few nights spent in Zanzibar, chat to your Africa Safari Expert who will be able to advise you.