Zimbabwe Walking Tours 2023/2024

“This was a 10 out of 10 trip! We went to experience wildlife at close hand and we certainly got that thanks to our fantastic tour leader/driver Shabba, whose ability to spot animals was unbelievable. The camp assistant O.T was cheerful and friendly and prepared good quality meals. Many of us bonded strongly. The immensity of the Kalahari, the night sky, the sense of solitude, the night "visitors" to our camps .. We will never forget this trip.”

“Traveling in southern Africa was a varied and fantastic experience. The many varied locations and natural scenery from Cape Town and The Cape of Good Hope throughout South Africa's beautiful landscapes via Kalahari, The Namib Desert, Okavango Delta, Etosha, Chobe ending in Victoria Falls. Every day an adventure in a great setting, so many animals but also the unexpected adventures. In Victoria Falls after a beautiful helicopter ride we visited the railway station and found the old steam train located further away, (I was there 30 years ago, so I asked if the train was still around) being prepared for a run the next day and instead of being asked to leave the staff invited us to step on board the locomotive and the luxury carriages built 1938. Fantastic extra highlights that added to the itinerary. Absolutely delighted with the whole trip.”

“This trip was even more exciting than we imagined. Bush camping certainly brings one close to the wildlife and their habits, and we twice saw and heard lions near our campsite. Hippos grunted during the night and leopards and hyenas visited while we slept. Our leader, a fountain of knowledge on the history and environment of Botswana, and a great spotter, made us feel safe and went to great lengths to help us experience the diversity of wildlife and vegetation. The rains were early and constant but the bush was luxuriant, many animals were having young and Victoria Falls were spectacular on the Zambian side. Camping with the locals in the Okavango Delta was also a wonderful experience. Highly recommended.”