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The tour begins on a high note in Victoria Falls, the adventure capital of Africa. Pick your choice of activity: from white water rafting to bungee jumping to micro lighting across the Falls. The route continues through Zambia and Malawi, where you’ll spend a few days enjoying the secrets of South Luangwa and the world-renowned Lake Malawi.
Tanzania is the next destination, and you’ll spend a few days at the must-see Tanzanian coastal capital city of Dar Es Salaam. From here it’s just a ferry ride to the paradise of the exotic Zanzibar 'spice islands', where you can take time to soak up the African sun on pristine white sandy beaches.
After returning to the mainland, it's time for some big game viewing in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. After crossing the border into Kenya and watching Kilmanjaro vanish into the distance, the tour ends in Kenya’s bustling capital, Nairobi. This safari also runs in reverse direction from Victoria Falls to Nairobi.
Please note that 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. |
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| Day 1: Zambia - Victoria Falls Camp |
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You spend the day enjoying a variety of activities in Livingstone or finalizing arrangements for your trip. Optional activities include Zambezi white water rafting, bungee jumping, elephant back safari, Zambezi sunset cruise, Vic Falls NP. |
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Meals: HB
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Location: Victoria Falls,
Zambia
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| Day 2: Lusaka Camp |
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You leave behind the excitement of Vic Falls and head off on your expedition. Your journey towards the bustling Zambian capital of Lusaka. You may do some shopping here, and there are limited banking facilities available. As in any large city you should be aware of possible pickpockets when changing money. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Lusaka,
Zambia
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| Day 3: Luangwa River Camp |
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You begin today 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. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Luangwa Parks Area,
Zambia
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| Days 4 - 5: South Luangwa NP Camp |
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You drive from Luangwa River to South Luangwa where you will spend 2 nights on the banks of the river. You will reach your campsite in the late afternoon. There will be time to relax and have a look around in this beautiful setting.
The second day is put aside for activities. You can choose between a morning or night game drive and a guided game walk accompanied by a professional local guide. If the South Luangwa NP is not for you, then relax by the pool. On occasion, in the rainy season it is impossible or inadvisable to attempt to reach South Luangwa NP. If this happens, then an alternative itinerary will be chosen. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Luangwa Parks Area,
Zambia
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| Days 7 – 8: Central & Northern Malawi Camp |
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Today will be your first sight of Lake Malawi. You soon catch sight of the lake where you will spend the next couple of carefree days. For the more adventurous there are endless leisure and water sport activities. Alternatively, soak up the atmosphere and relax in one of the most scenic and memorable holiday destinations in Africa. Optional activities include scuba diving, parasailing, windsurfing, fishing, canoeing, horse riding, craft shopping, hiking and more. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Lake Malawi,
Malawi
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| Days 9 - 10: Central & Northern Malawi Camp |
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The adventurous can go hiking up to Livingstonia or the waterfall. This is quite a tough hike and you’ll have to leave early. There is abseiling here too – it can be booked through Chitimba Beach Camp. Alternatively, you can just have a relaxing day at the lakeside. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Lake Malawi,
Malawi
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| Day 11: Tanzania – Iringa Camp |
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Today you make the border crossing out of Malawi. Leaving the lake behind you, you head for your first night in Tanzania. As you climb out of the Great Rift Valley through some spectacular mountain passes, you pass the vast tea plantations in the highlands to your camp outside Iringa.
Tanzanian roads are generally in a good condition, but they are also very narrow. This doesn’t slow down other heavy traffic though. In order for you to get to your destination safely, the driver will have to drive slowly in places. This camp is at a high altitude and can get cold. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Iringa,
Tanzania
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| Day 12: Tanzania - Dar es Salaam Camp |
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Today you transit through Mikumi National Park to the historical port city of Dar es Salaam. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania
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| Days 13-15: Zanzibar |
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A transfer by ferry takes you to Zanzibar where you will spend the next few days exploring this fascinating island with its renowned architecture, beautiful beaches, colorful people and history. The excursion is at your own expense and this can vary depending on your preferred level of accommodation and activities.
Optional Activities: Zanzibar Excursion: Ferry, Food, Accommodation, Spice Tours, Dolphin Tours, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling.
Meals: Breakfast on day 13, after that own arrangements. |
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Meals: BB
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Location: Zanzibar,
Tanzania
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| Day 16: Zanzibar/Dar es Salaam Camp |
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Today you reluctantly leave Zanzibar and catch a late ferry (or flight) back to Dar es Salaam and return to your campsite. The evening can be spent reminiscing back at the campsite. |
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Meals: D
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Location: Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania
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| Day 17: Arusha Camp |
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Today you take a long and scenic drive to Arusha, the safari capital of Tanzania. If there are clear skies en-route you might see Mt Kilimanjaro. After arriving in Arusha you prepare to explore the Serengeti National Park.
Make sure that you speak with the guides about the different options and the different prices here. If you are not going in to the Serengeti, then there are many day excursions that you can book with the campsite. One of the guides will be remaining in Arusha with the truck. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Arusha,
Tanzania
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| Days 18 - 19: Serengeti/Ngorongoro Camp |
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There are many options available, ranging from a 1-day trip to the Ngorongoro Crater, to a 3-day trip into the Serengeti. As this is for your own expense, we give you every opportunity to match the activity to your budget. For those not going to the parks, take this opportunity to absorb some of the fascinating local culture. One of the guides will remain with those that decide to stay in Arusha. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Serengeti,
Tanzania
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| Day 20: Arusha Camp |
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Getting together again after your various game viewing activities in the game parks, you spend your last night in this beautiful country swapping 'big game' stories around the campfire. |
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Meals: FB
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Location: Arusha,
Tanzania
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| Day 21: Kenya - Nairobi Tour ends |
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After crossing the border into Kenya, you continue towards Nairobi and the end of your journey. Although your tour has ended, some groups like to spend this evening at a local restaurant called the Carnivore. |
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Meals: HB
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Location: Nairobi,
Kenya
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