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Johannesburg, South Africa
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

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Immerse yourself in nature and seek out the elusive "Big 5" during land & water safari experiences.
Witness the incredible beauty and power of Victoria Falls.
Sail the calm waters of Lake Kariba, the largest man-made lake in the world.
Experience the wild soul of Africa on the "Wilderness of Southern Africa: Safari by Land & Water"—a challenging 15-day expedition crafted for seasoned travelers and seniors seeking adventure. Beginning in Johannesburg and culminating at Victoria Falls, this guided tour pairs classic game drives with a unique three-night safari cruise on Lake Kariba, immersing you in the continent’s most diverse landscapes.
Track the Big 5 across Chobe and Hwange National Parks, where elephants and lions roam freely. Connect with local culture by sharing a meal with a family in Victoria Falls—a rare opportunity for genuine interaction. Let the Zambezi’s tranquil banks set the stage for al fresco dining, and witness the thundering might of Victoria Falls itself.
What makes this safari stand out is its blend of land and water-based wildlife encounters, offering a richer, more varied experience than traditional safaris. With group camaraderie, expert guides, and all key comforts included, this trip is for travelers who want to experience Southern Africa’s raw beauty from every angle.
From seeing every animal imaginabe up close including penguins to great food and fun- we loved it all.
All of it. Well rounded trip. We so many animals & close up. Tour guide went out of his way to find different animals. Meet indigenous African tribe. Went to cultural events. Meet & ate with locals in their homes. Learned about & tried local foods. Explored the beauty of Africa & so much more.