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Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Maun, Botswana
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Picture a journey where the world’s largest waterfall is just the beginning. The Victoria Falls and Botswana tour, crafted for vibrant travelers in their 20s and 30s, takes you from the thundering spectacle of Victoria Falls into the wild heart of Botswana over 9 unforgettable days. Start your adventure by soaking up the mist and magic of Victoria Falls before venturing with your group to Chobe National Park for a rare camping experience under African stars.
This trip is packed with natural wonders—think game drives teeming with elephants and lions, surreal photos on the endless Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, and tranquil mokoro canoe rides through the Okavango Delta’s labyrinthine waterways. Along the way, you’ll encounter some of the world’s finest wildlife viewing opportunities and savor the camaraderie of group travel.
A standout feature of this tour package is the chance to camp deep within the bush, offering authentic immersion in Africa’s untamed beauty. With accommodation, transport, meals, and expert guides included, this tour makes it simple to experience bucket-list highlights and hidden gems alike. For young adventurers eager for raw wilderness, starry nights, and memories that last a lifetime, there’s no better way to discover the best of Zimbabwe and Botswana.
Chobe: Ready for a night you'll never forget? Our Special Stay in Chobe is a serene camp that's surrounded by nature. You'll find dome tents with stretcher beds, linen and mattress pre-setup in our accommodation for the night. Plus, there's a dining tent and fire to sit around late into the night under millions of stars. Note: Camping in Chobe is only available from April to October, the rest of the year will be at a lodge accommodation outside the park.
Chobe: Coast along the banks of the Chobe River in search of thirsty wildlife coming down to drink.
Chobe: Be on the lookout for any wildlife we may have heard the night before!
Okavango Delta: A night in Africa’s Eden? Yep. This is your true African escape, away from technology. It's gonna be just you, nature and the incredible sights, sounds and smells of the wilderness. Our campsite is located right next to the Khwai river where all forms of wildlife (great and small) come down to drink. So, keep your camera with you! Camp staff will set up your tents as well as cook all your meals on open fires. Your tents come with stretchers, mattresses, linen and towels. And the campsite also has a chill tent during the day for relaxing between Game Drives.
Okavango Delta: Our first taste of the Okavango Delta, as we head to our Contiki Safari Camp. Hopefully spotting some of the ‘Big Five’ on our way.
I thought every single day was the best day of my life... Until the next day came along and overtook it, and then the next day and the next... The Okavango Delta is pure magic. Easily the best place to see wildlife in Africa (and I have been to most of them on Contiki's). Its remote, there are barely any other tourists on safari out there and it felt like we were truly in Africa, experiencing it for how it should be and not a tourist destination to see wildlife. The camping set up there is awesome, you arrive and everything is set up from your tents and bedding, to a fire place to sit around at night, to a dining tent and chill tent on the river to watch elephants come downt to drink in the middle of the day - right in front of us! On the Game Drives we saw lions and even Wild Dogs (Painted Wolf) pups as well as the adults on the hunt. The safari vehicles had fridges to keep the beers cold, charge ports for our phones and a roof to climb on to watch the sunset over the Delta's waterways while lions were calling in the distance. The Meerkats at the salt pans were amazing to see go about their day without even giving us a glance as we got close for photos and the sunset on the pans where you can see the horizon 360 degrees around you was extra special. And Chobe was out of this world... That sunset on the river when everyone had left the park but we stayed in it at Contiki Special Campsite, plus the leopard in the tree... Goosebumps... And I nearly forgot the adrendline and pure adventure of Victoria Falls. Bungeeing, rafting, heli flights, walking safaris... It has everything to get the heart racing but also some activity from sitting on safari vehicles. I guess some of the activities are pricey, but I felt super safe doing everything and would always rather pay a higher price for safety on the adventurous activities. I'd reccomend them all! The accommodation here felt so fancy with swimming pool, the spray of the falls in the distance, elephants drinking at the waterhole in front and out the back you could safely walk into town to do some shopping or exploring... A trip I could VERY easily do again and again. Every safari drive is different with varying chances of seeing different animals doing different things (drinking/eating/hunting/playing with babies etc etc). Every drive felt special and unique... The Africa bug has bitten me hard - I cant wait to go back