ANIMALS & ADVENTURE IN ZIMBABWE, BOTSWANA AND NAMIBIA
The ultimate Southern African adventure: from Victoria Falls to wildlife.
Are you ready for the journey of a lifetime? If you crave breathtaking safaris, lush landscapes, incredible wildlife, and camping under a blanket of stars, this epic cross-border expedition is tailor-made for you. Travel from the roaring waters of Zimbabwe, through the wild heart of Botswana, and finish up in Namibia for an unforgettable hands-on wildlife conservation experience!
Highlights of the trip
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from
ÂŁ4,536
/person
for 2 people including flights
Included
Flight
Accommodation
Activities
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Suggested itinerary
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Baby elephant
Camping in Botswana
Volunteering with cheetahs
Week 1: Kickstart your adventure with Victoria Falls & elephants
Enjoy your first day in Victoria Falls and seize the opportunity to go on some cool optional activities, such as wild water rafting, a helicopter ride over Victoria Falls, jump in Devil's Pool or canoe over the Zambezi River. Or explore the town of Victoria Falls with local markets and shops. There's plenty of opportunities and you can even, if you feel brave enough, throw yourself out from a bridge, by bungee jumping of course! After Victoria Falls, you will enter the Kingdom of Botswana. First stop is Kasane which is a logic starting point if you opt in for a game drive through Chobe National Park. A place famous for it's huge concentration of the African Elephant. This is a great place to spot wildlife and if you're lucky, you might end up spotting all Big Fives! We can only recommend that you go for this!
Price overview
From price per person, including return flights, based on two travellers sharing
What's included with this trip?
Flights to Victoria Falls
8-day adventure trough deltas and falls
Volunteeering at Namibia Wildlife Rescue
Flights home from Windhoek
All taxes and booking fees
Your own travel specialist
Travel insurance (but we can help you with that!)
Vaccinations
Meals (other than those included in the adventure tours)
Optional activities / add ons
Wild water rafting at Victoria Falls
A helicopter ride over Victoria Falls
Jump in Devil's Pool
Canoe over the Zambezi River
Bungee jumping at Victoria Falls
Game drive through Chobe National Park
Sightseeing flight over Okavango Delta
Bushman walk in the Kalahari Desert
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Frequently asked questions
Planning a trip to Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia? Find answers to the most common questions from our travel experts.
May to October is widely considered the best time for wildlife viewing across all three countries. Vegetation is sparse, and animals congregate around waterholes and rivers, making them much easier to spot. If seeing Victoria Falls in full, roaring flood is your priority, visit between April and June. For the famous "Devil's Pool" swim and lower water views, go between August and January.
Zimbabwe:Â US Dollars (USD) in cash are heavily relied upon and preferred for everyday expenses, tipping, and local markets. Major lodges accept credit cards, but cash is king.
Botswana & Namibia:Â Each uses its own currency (Botswana Pula and Namibian Dollar, respectively), though the South African Rand is also widely accepted in Namibia.
KILROY tip:Â Always carry a mix of a major international credit card (Visa or Mastercard) and cash.
Neutral clothes: Pack neutral-colored, lightweight clothing (khaki, beige, olive) for game drives. Avoid bright colors or dark blue/black, which can attract insects like tsetse flies.
Wear layers: Mornings and evenings on safari, especially in the desert or during winter (May to September) get surprisingly cold. So bring a warm fleece, jacket, beanie and scarf.
Essentials:Â High-SPF sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat, polarized sunglasses, a powerful insect repellent (DEET-based), a universal adapter plug, and a good pair of binoculars.
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