About this trip
Eight days through Zimbabwe and South Africa built around two very different national parks and a good stretch of camping under African skies.
In Matobo National Park you get out on foot to track wildlife before switching to an open-vehicle safari for a closer look at what's living there. From there it's on to Kruger, one of the best-known reserves on the continent, for a proper search for the big five.
Along the way there's time to meet local communities and see traditions that don't make it into the postcards, alongside the wildlife-watching.
What you'll do
- Track wildlife on foot in Matobo National Park
- Open-vehicle safari drive through Matobo
- Search for the big five in Kruger National Park
- Meet local communities and learn about their traditions
- Camp under Southern African skies
- This is a camping trip, so expect a hands-on, no-frills style of travel
- Wildlife sightings depend on the day — walking and vehicle safaris both feature
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Departing in Dec is cheapest — from £679, about 50% below the priciest month (Oct).
Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Victoria Falls · 4 Dec – 5 Dec
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