11-Day Cape Town, Victoria Falls & Chobe Safari

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Today, your local guide will meet you for a Historic Walking Tour which showcases the colonialism, drama and harmony of this city. In the afternoon, you'll board the distinctive red open-top hop-on hop-off bus. Then, you can either take the cable car up and explore Table Mountain. Alternatively, you can take the ferry to the famous Robben Island. In the evening, you cannot help but be swept up in the excitement of African stories told through live entertainment at the GOLD Restaurant.

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Once you have arrived at Dyer Island, you will receive a brief talk about the route, safety and what to look out for. You'll then head to Geyser Rock, home to a 60,000 strong Cape fur seal colony, the channel of water between Dyer Island and Geyser Rock known as the world-famous ‘Shark Alley’, and then to the whale hot-spots in the bay. Dyer Island boasts South Africa’s largest boat-based whale identity catalogue and you'll see re-sightings of the same individual whales year after year.

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You'll start the morning with a pick up from a local guide for an elegant but relaxed tour through the Cape Winelands. The Western Cape of South Africa is home to more than 500 wineries. You'll visit any of the three regions of the Cape Winelands, either Stellenbosch, Franschhoek or Paarl. The day will be spent eating mouthwatering foods and treats and drinking some of the best bubbles and wines that South Africa has to offer.

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Today, you'll say goodbye to Cape Town and head to the airport for your flight to Zimbabwe. Upon arrival, your driver will take you to your safari lodge near the falls. Taking its place alongside the Pyramids and the Serengeti, Victoria Falls is one of Africa’s original blockbusters. In the evening, you'll enjoy an unforgettable evening at the Boma Dinner & Drum Show in Victoria Falls with a delicious four-course traditional dinner followed by an interactive African drumming experience.

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The Victoria Falls possess a beauty that is impossible to replicate through any man-made efforts, a natural wonder created by Mother Nature as a reminder of her power and complexity. A guided tour of the falls enables you to delve into the local customs and traditions while gaining insight into how such an exquisite creation came to be. In the evening, you'll relax as you cruise along the banks of the river, and view the spectacular scenery that is nature’s own sanctuary.

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Today, you can enjoy a full day of activities in Victoria Falls with scheduled transfers. The possibilities are endless. You may want to take part in the village art tour, take a helicopter flight over the thunderous falls, go whitewater rafting, swim in Livingston Island's famous pools at the edge of the mighty Victoria Falls, explore the National Park and banks of the Zambezi on horseback or enjoy the vulture culture experience.

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This morning, your transfer will collect you and drive you to the border of Botswana, and on to the town of Kasane where you will spend the next two nights. After settling into your safari lodge, your guide will collect you for the afternoon game drive safari, taking you down the winding paths in search of the wildlife found here - with a bit of luck you'll get to see some of the Big 5 today! The river itself is the lifeblood of the area and in the late afternoon.

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After an early breakfast, you'll explore Chobe National Park in an open-backed, open-seated safari vehicle, and experience the stunning wilderness of the game-rich park in the care of one of the knowledgeable and friendly guides. The Chobe safari heads deep into the park to spot the elusive big cats that make this land their home. After a day spent relaxing, you'll dine under the stars on board of the lodge's boats and turn your evening meal into an unforgettable occasion.

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Fishing for the legendary Tigerfish and several species of Bream not only provides an exciting fishing experience but excellent game viewing (crocodile, hippo, elephant, buffalo) and birding as well. A knowledgeable guide is on hand for all expeditions. In the late afternoon, you'll take to the waters of the Chobe River on a cruise and watch the marvels of the wild as the sun sets over the stunning landscape. Elephants are commonly seen on the river's edge, as are buffalo.