ITINERARY
Day 1 & 2: Victoria Falls, Zambia and Zimbabwe
Day 1 – Arrival at Victoria Falls
Morning: Arrive at Livingstone International Airport in Zambia, meet your AOF guide at the airport, and transfer to the lodge.
Afternoon: We Enjoy a riverside lunch upon arrival at the Victoria Falls Waterfront Lodge on the banks of the Zambezi River, followed by an excursion to Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and the Victoria Falls lookout point.
Evening: Back at the lodge embark on a scenic sundowner cruise on the Zambezi River, followed by a celebratory arrival dinner next to the Zambezi, under the stars at Victoria Falls Waterfront Lodge.
Day 2 – Activity Day at the Falls
An activity-filled day where you have the option to bungee jump, walk with lions, zip-line, white water raft, and/or enjoy a helicopter flight over Victoria Falls.
Day 3-4: Kasane and Chobe National Park, Botswana
Day 3 – Exploring Chobe
Day 4 – Transfer and Return Flight
Morning: As a final goodbye the day begins at first light with an early morning game drive in Chobe National Park, further exploring the park’s diverse wildlife and stunning riverfront flora and landscapes.
Chobe National Park
Northern Botswana
When you visit the Chobe National Park, you won’t forget the first glimpse of the impressive Chobe River, as it winds its way through sandy terrain, lush floodplains, dense mopane forests, and endless woodlands. The park is named after this majestic river that protects 10.700 km² of the northern Kalahari desert, providing ensuing wilderness and a game density that is steadily remarkable. Famed for its massive elephant populations, big herds of buffalo, large lion prides, and incredible birdlife. There are not many places in Africa where you will find such unique riverfront habitats, with bustling wildlife populations. The most accessible area of the park is the Chobe Riverfront, this is generally also where you will find the largest concentration of wildlife. However, wherever you go in this park, wildlife encounters are plentiful and all of Chobe feels like true wilderness. It is a wildlife photographer’s dream and a place that can be enjoyed by everyone: couples, families, and seasoned Africa travelers.
