Discover the thrilling beauty of the wilderness with our  three days, two nights chobe safari package. This is designed to provide an ultimate wilderness experience for backpackers. read more read less

prepare to be drenched in the spray from the Falls or watch a rainbow stretch across the open gorge and those who wish can even take a dip in Devil’s Pool or Angel's Pool. Our guides will let you in on the incredible history of the island as you follow the footsteps of Dr David Livingstone all the way to the edge of the waterfall. Your tour begins by departing by boat for Livingstone Island from the Livingstone island Launch Site  and everybody completes the experience with a 5-star gourmet meal prepared for you on the island itself.   read more read less

The Chobe Day Trip offers amazing views of the Chobe River and an abundance of wildlife, all packed in just one day. You will be taken on a 2 hour safari game drive along the shores and a boat cruise on the river itself, allowing you to get really up close to the animals from the water. Chobe National Park is Botswana's first national park, and also the most biologically diverse. Located in the north of the country, it is Botswana's third largest park and has one of the greatest concentrations of game in all of Africa. This park is noted for having a huge population of elephants as well as lions, leopards, buffalos, impalas, giraffes, zebras, baboons etc. read more read less

Get wet! Vast quantities of water pour down and a huge spray is coming back up forming clouds and rainbows over the falls. You can walk along parts of the fast flowing Zambezi and along the falls itself over the foot path and the Knife Bridge giving unparalleled views of the falls offering ever changing spectacles depending on time of day and the season. During full moon you can witness the lunar rainbow during special opening hours.  Victoria Falls presents the beauty and magnificence on the Zambezi River, forming the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The actual name of the falls is Mosi-Oa-Tunya which means the smoke that thunders. When David Livingstone and his partner Sussi and Chuma first saw it David Livingstone named it Victoria Falls to honour his queen. The Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. The Victoria Falls is classified as one of the largest water falls with a width of 1,708 metres (5,604 ft.) and height of 108 metres (354 ft.), resulting in the world's largest sheet of falling water. On the upstream of the Falls there are two large islands that are large enough to divide the curtain of water even at full flood, Cataract Island near the western bank and Livingstone Island near the middle point from which Livingstone first viewed the Falls. read more read less

Go rafting on the Zambezi, and conquer the class 3 – 5 rapids of the river. The Zambezi is considered to be one of the best white water rafting rivers in the world. You can do a couple of rapids in a half day tour or if you have more time to spend you can do the full rafting tour or even make it into a multi day rafting experience, camping overnight on the shores of the river. You start off with a briefing about the adventure you are going on, including the important safety briefing. Your guide is your rafting captain and one other guide is following you in a kayak to help out where needed. You will pass through tranquil pools in between the rapid, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of the scenery of the Batoka Gorge. read more read less

Visiting the village of Mukuni, a short ride from Livingstone, shows you how people in rural Zambia live. You get in an insight into the daily life, see how traditional clay huts and houses are being built and what work people do to make a living: farming, home industries and commerce. A guide will take you on a stroll through the village, meeting families, who often are willing to show you their home and tell you about what it is like living in this traditional Zambian way. Zambia is a nation with over 72 tribes each tribe with its own distinct and identifying culture. The cultural diversity makes it very interesting to indulge in cultural excursions. This activity is conducted in Mukuni Village of the Leya people. read more read less

Approximately 2- 3 hours long, the game drive is done in an open 4x4 safari vehicle with a certified safari guide. It offers a thrilling experience to have close encounters with 3 of the Big 5 animals namely elephant; buffalo and the near threatened white rhino with excellent photographic opportunities  The park also has a wide variety of antelope species like the ever alert impala, duiker, puku, sable-antelope and a lot more. Best time to go on a game drive is early morning before it warms up and late afternoon just when it starts to cool down. Morning pick up times start from 06:00am to 08:00am with afternoon pick ups from 2:00pm to 3:00pm. The drive is wrapped up in style on the scenic banks of the Zambezi river while viewing hippos or listening to their groans and loud wheezing sounds.   read more read less

The British colonial town of Livingstone famously called the ‘adventure capital of Southern Africa’ is a place which will leave you wanting to visit it twice. Get this incredible package Best of Livingstone and experience it your self. read more read less