A 21-day epic accommodated journey through Namibia, Botswana and Zambia covering Fish River Canyon, the wildlife in Etosha Pan National Park, the Okavango Delta, Sossusvlei in the Namib Desert, and the amazing Victoria Falls!
Summary
• A true exploration of Southern Africa - see it all – and have the comfort of a bed each night!
• A participation tour that offers an accommodated safari at a reasonable price, accommodated in chalets, and cabins with a couple of nights tented camp in the Okavango to get us close to the wildlife.
• All inclusive trip with cultural experience, adventure and wildlife.
• Gariep River, Fish River Canyon, Namib desert, Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, Skeleton coast, Spitzkoppe, Twyfelfontein engravings, Etosha, Okavango Delta, Victoria Falls.
Why travelers like this trip
• Accommodation - an accommodated safari with 2 nights wild non-participation tented camp in the Okavango.
• Variety - a tour that explores the diversity of Southern Africa! Spectacular Namib Desert, wild Okavango Delta and the awesome Victoria Falls - a natural wonder of the world. From the wildlife areas and cultural interaction to historical sites all set in beautiful landscapes!
• National Parks and wildlife areas - we visit the famous Fish River Canyon, Namib Nauklauft and Etosha National Parks, the wilderness of the Okavango Delta as well as other lesser-known wildlife areas. This trip visits some fantastic wildlife areas as well as the fascinating desert environment.
• Culture and history - we try to introduce you to the people of the areas we visit for example the Himba and Herero people of northern Namibia. We also get to spend several days with our local Okavango guides where we have the opportunity to experience a living contact with local people.
• Small group - traveling in groups of up to 12 people creates a friendly, holiday atmosphere.
• Walking - every opportunity to get out and walk in the areas such as the Fish River Canyon, Namib Desert, Damaraland, Victoria Falls and Okavango Delta. Walks are easy to moderate exertion and optional. Duration from ½ - 4 hours.
• Adventure - activities available include: dune boarding, quad biking, deep-sea fishing, hot air ballooning, rafting the mighty Zambezi! Bungi jumping, sky diving, horse riding, mokoro trail and game walks!
• Mokoro Trail - the tour includes a 3 day excursion into the Okavango Delta with local guides in mokoros (dugout canoes). This is an escape into untouched African wilderness!
Departs: Cape Town, South Africa on Wednesday at 8:00am.
Ends: Livingstone, Zambia on Tuesday at 8:00am.
Group size: Guaranteed from 4 guests; 12 guests maximum.
Highlights
• Fish River Canyon – walking
• Namib Desert – walk Sossusvlei dunes
• Swakopmund – dune boarding & quad biking
• Twyfelfontein – rock engravings
• Etosha NP – game drives
• Okavango Delta – mokoro excursion
• Victoria Falls – adventure activities
Includes
• 18 nights cabin / hotels / chalets and 2 nights tented camp in Okavango
• Entrance fees
• Use of equipment (except travel pillow)
• Transport in minibus / safari truck & 4WD
• Meals as per itinerary
• Professional guide
• Okavango Delta mokoro excursion |
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SAFARI
COST (2012): $3,940 per person sharing, plus local payment of ZAR 1,900 (in cash).
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT (2012): $950
14-DAY NAMIBIA ONLY SAFARI
COST (2012): $2,945 per person sharing, plus local payment of ZAR 1,200 (in cash).
14-DAY NAMIBIA ONLY SINGLE SUPPLEMENT (2012): $650
If you are a single traveler, you will be assigned to room with another same gender single traveler and there is no
supplemental payment required. If you request to room alone, then the price supplement will be charged. ADD-ON: All Grand Explorer departures can be combined after the South Africa - Rainbow Route Safari to create a complete Southern Africa Adventure.
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DAY 1;
(1 Night)
CAPE TOWN, South Africa [Guest House - meals on own account] |
  Cape Town is one of the most picturesque cities in the world, with the majestic Table Mountain providing its central focus. After a tour briefing at 8:00am, we visit the African Penguin colony en route to Cape Point Nature Reserve, and spend the rest of the day relaxing on Hout Bay beach. We sample some of Cape Town’s culinary wonders at a local restaurant in the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront (own expense).
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Includes: Entrance fees to Penguin colony & Cape Nature Point.
Overnight: Guesthouse / hotel - Twin rooms with en-suite facilities.
Distance / Time: Full day Cape Peninsular tour is 160km which takes between 6 and 8 hours.
Optional Activities: N/A
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DAY 2;
(1 Night)
CEDARBERG, South Africa [Chalets - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  The Cedarberg is a massive rock wilderness whose giant sandstone boulders have been sculpted by wind and rain into bizarre and artistic shapes. We head north to the Cedarberg and explore the rugged landscape on foot before relaxing in chalets for the evening.
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Includes: Entrance fees, and walking permit in the Cedarberg.
Overnight: Chalets – Twin bedrooms, with 1 bathroom shared between 2 rooms.
Distance / Time: 250km, ± 3½ hours, excluding stops for sightseeing.
Optional Activities:N/A |
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DAY 3;
(1 Night)
GARIEP RIVER, Namibia [Tented Lodge - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  We make our way into the more arid regions and entering Namibia, we stay at a lodge on the Gariep River. Namibia's southern border river flows quietly and peacefully and the river valley is hardly affected by tourism. The riverbed is sandy, the water clean and clear. Time free for swimming and relaxing or you can adventure down the river in canoes (own expense).
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Overnight: Tented Lodge – Twin rooms with shared facilities, restaurant & bar.
Distance / Time: 500kms, ± 7 hours, excluding stops for sightseeing & lunch.
Optional Activities: Half day canoe safari. |
DAY 4; (1 Night)
FISH RIVER CANYON, Namibia [Lodge - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  The Fish River Canyon, situated along the lower reaches of the Fish River, is one of the most impressive natural beauties in the southern part of Namibia. With its depth of up to 550 metres, the Fish River Canyon is the second largest canyon in the world. We make our way to the canyon and in the afternoon we watch as a spectacular sunset slips over the canyon’s rim.
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Includes: Entrance fees to Fish River Canyon, Hobas viewing point.
Overnight: Chalets – Twin rooms with en-suite facilities.
Distance / Time: 300kms, ± 4 hours excluding stops for sightseeing & lunch.
Optional Activities: N/A |
DAYS 5 - 6;
(2 Nights)
NAMIB DESERT, Namibia [Lodge - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  The parched Namib Desert has endless orange dunes blown into sharp ridges by the sand-shifting wind and at Sossusvlei they form a gateway into the Namib Desert. We will walk to Sossusvlei, explore Sesriem Canyon and watch dramatic sunsets over the world’s highest sand dunes.
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Includes: Entrance fees to Sesriem Canyon and Naukluft National Park
Overnight: Tented lodge – Twin rooms with shared facilities.
Distance / Time: 550kms, ± 7½ hours excluding stops for sightseeing & lunch.
Optional Activities: N/A
Revised 2012: Accommodation is in a tented lodge with en-suite facilities. |
DAYS 7 -
8; (2 Nights)
SWAKOPMUND, Namibia [Guest House - breakfast x2, lunch x1] |
  Swakopmund is a popular seaside resort with a slightly nostalgic atmosphere, characterized by numerous colonial buildings. In terms of flora, both the Welwitschias Mirabilis and the Kokerboom are exclusive to Namibia. These strange plants only grow on the stony plains of the north Namib and many beautiful specimens surround the coastal town. Swakopmund is also the adventure activity capital of Namibia. Day free to explore the town or try quad biking / dune boarding (own expense).
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Overnight: Guest House – Twin rooms with en-suite facilities & restaurant.
Distance / Time: 350kms, ± 5 hours excluding stops for sightseeing.
Optional Activities: Quad biking, Sand boarding, Skydiving, Ocean canoe safari, Scenic flights & many more.
Revised 2012: Sea kayaking optional activity will replace the quad biking activity due to safety reasons. |
DAYS 9 - 10; (2 Nights)
DAMARALAND, Namibia [Chalets - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  Namibia is a land of great contrasts and Damaraland demonstrates this with stark plains, petrified forests and ancient valleys leading to rocky outcrops and the soaring peaks of the Brandberg Massive Mountains.
Sustainable Tourism: During our stay in Damaraland, a local guide takes us to visit a San Bushman Rock Art site. Our entrance fess go towards ensuring that the area remains protected for future generations and that the local community benefits directly from tourism. |
Includes: Entrance fees to Cape Cross Seal colony & San Rock Art.
Overnight: Tented Lodge – Twin rooms with 1 bathroom shared between every 2 rooms, swimming pool, restaurant & bar.
Distance / Time: 350kms, ± 6 hours excluding stops for sightseeing & lunch.
Optional Activities: N/A |
DAYS 11 - 12;
(2 Nights)
ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK, Namibia [Chalets, Lodge or Tented Camp - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  Once a vast lake fed by the Kunene River, the pan that is Etosha NP dried up thousands of years ago when the river waters chose a new course. Etosha is big game country. We take game drives around the huge pan to find the elephants, herds of antelope and lions around the waterholes. We stay at a lodge on the outskirts of the national park.
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Includes: Entrance fees to Etosha National Park. Morning and afternoon game drives.
Overnight: Chalets – Twin bedrooms, with 1 bathroom shared between 2 room, swimming pool, restaurant & bar.
Distance / Time: 400kms, ± 5½ hours excluding stops for sightseeing + 2x 3 hour game drives per day.
Optional Activities: Night game drive in National Park open game viewing vehicles. |
DAY 13; (1 Night)
WINDHOEK, Namibia [Guest House - breakfast & lunch] |
  This pretty town, beautifully situated in a valley, combines the architecture of a modern city with numerous buildings in the style of the German colonial era. The charm of the City of Windhoek lies in its harmonious blend of African and European cultures and the friendliness of its people. We visit the cosmopolitan capital and enjoy a restaurant meal (own expense).
14-Day Namibia only Option
The optional 14-day version of this safari ends here in Windhoek at 08:00am the morning of day 14. See Pricing above. |
Overnight: Guesthouse – Twin rooms with en-suite facilities, swimming pool, restaurant & bar.
Distance / Time: 500kms, ± 7 hours excluding stops for sightseeing & lunch.
Optional Activities: N/A |
DAY 14; (1 Night)
KALAHARI, Botswana [San Bushmen Huts - breakfast, lunch & dinner] |
  Crossing into Botswana we overnight in rustic, grass huts in the heart of the Kalahari. The sand masses were created by the erosion of soft stone formations. The wind shaped the sand ridges, which are so typical of the landscape in the Kalahari. We take a walk with the local Bushmen to learn fascinating bush skills.
14-Day Namibia only Option
The optional 14-day version of this safari ends in Windhoek at 08:00am today. See Pricing above. |
Includes: Nature walk with local San bushman and translator.
Overnight: Grass huts – very simple twin huts with shared ablutions, swimming in old quarry.
Distance / Time: 550kms, ± 7½ hours excluding border formalities & stops for sightseeing & lunch.
Optional Activities: N/A |
DAYS 15 - 17; (3 Nights)
OKAVANGO DELTA, Botswana [Tented Camp x2, Chalet x1 - breakfast x3, lunch x3, dinner x2] |
  The Okavango Delta is the only inland delta in the world, instead of flowing into the sea, the annual flood of fresh water, spreads over 15000sq km of the Kalahari sand in a maze of lagoons and channels. We journey deep into the Okavango Delta on Mokoro (dugouts). We have 2 nights at our tented camp and enjoy game walks, swimming, the birdlife and game in this pristine wilderness area. We return to Maun late in the afternoon on day 17 for an evening at the lodge and a hot shower and restaurant meal.
Sustainable Tourism: We visit the Okavango Delta with local guides from the Community Trust - all entrance, camping and guiding fees go directly to the local people thus ensuring them a tourism income and sustainable protection of the environment. |
Includes: Entrance to Okavango Delta, morning and afternoon game walks with local guides.
Overnight Maun: Twin permanent tents with shared facilities, swimming pool, restaurant & bar.
2 Nights Okavango Delta: Tented Camp – basic facilities, with bucket showers.
Distance / Time: 300km, ± 4½ hours (Kalahari – Maun) Okavango transfer in 4WD ± 3 hours each way.
Optional Activities: Scenic flight over the Okavango Delta (+/-USD100-115 pp depending on number of people in
each aircraft). |
DAY 18;
(1 Night)
MAKGADIKGADI PANS, Botswana [Tented Lodge or Chalets - breakfast & lunch] |
  The shimmering saltpans of Makgadikgadi are the size of Switzerland and most of the time appear as a glaring, white, endless plain. When the rain comes a dramatic change takes place as the pans come to life with frantically feeding water birds and great herds of zebra, wildebeest and springbok.
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Includes: Entrance fees into Makgadikgadi Pans.
Overnight: Tented Lodge – Twin rooms with en-suite facilities, swimming pool, restaurant & bar.
Distance / Time: 320km, ± 4 hours, excluding stops for sightseeing + 2 hour 4WD transfer out of Delta.
Optional Activities: N/A |
DAYS 19 - 21; (3 Nights)
LIVINGSTONE / VICTORIA FALLS, Zambia [Chalets - breakfast x3] |
  Magnificent Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. David Livingstone ‘discovered’ the falls in 1885 and named them after his Queen. The scene he encountered was a mile-wide (1.6 km) sheer basalt fault line over which the mighty Zambezi tumbled to a depth of 300 feet (100m), creating a cloud of spray, which can be seen up to 20 miles away. The falls are also the centre of a wide range of activities, including white water rafting on mighty Zambezi, elephant back rides, scenic flights or a 111m Bungi Jump (own expense).
Tour ends at 8:00am on Day 21. |
Includes: Entrance to see the Victoria Falls.
Overnight: Tented camp – twin permanent tents with shared facilities, swimming pool, restaurant & bar.
Distance / Time: 400km, ± 5 hours, excluding border formalities & stops for sightseeing.
Optional Activities: White water rafting, sunset cruises, elephant back safaris, scenic flights & many more. |
Note:The distance and travel times quoted above are an estimate only, and subject to local road conditions and photo
stops!
ADD-ON: All Grand Explorer departures can be combined after the South Africa - Rainbow Route Safari to create a complete Southern Africa Adventure.
DETAILED SAFARI INFORMATION:
Accommodation
• Cape Town, Sweet Orange Guest House – guest house in a metropolitan area of Cape Town near the V&A Waterfront. Rooms are twin with en suite facilities. (or similar guest house).
• Cedarberg, Cedarberg bungalows – 2 twin share bedrooms in each chalet with 1 bathroom shared between 2 rooms.
• Gariep River, Permanent Lodge tents – twin share permanent lodge tents with shared facilities. Bar, restaurant, telephone.
• Fish River Canyon, Canyon Lodge – twin share chalet with en suite facilities.
• Namib Desert, Naukluft View fixed camp – twin share permanent tents with shared facilities.
• Swakopmund, Dunedin Star guest house – twin share rooms with en suite facilities. Telephone.
• Damaraland – Khorixas Rest Camp – 2 twin share bedrooms in each chalet with 1 bathroom shared between 2 rooms.
• Etosha, Tarentaal Guest Farm – 5 x twin share bedrooms. 2 x twin rooms with shared bathroom. Swimming pool, bar, restaurant, telephone. (35km/20min from Anderson Gate to Etosha).
• Windhoek, Roof of Africa guest house – twin share rooms with shared facilities. Telephone.
• Kalahari, Ghanzi Trail Blazers – basic grass huts with stretchers, mattresses, mosquito nets and bed side lamp. Sleeping bag supplied. Shared facilities.
• Maun, Permanent Tents - twin beds, linen, electric lamp and shared ablutions.
• Okavango Delta, wilderness tented camp – for 2 nights while in the Okavango Delta we overnight in a pre-erected tented camp. The facilities are very basic but we will provide a simple bucket bush shower and a toilet tent will be provided of the “sand and bury” variety. We need to take our own water and all equipment. Wild tented camping can be very enjoyable but please remember that we leave no trace of our stay and take all rubbish away with us. All the camping equipment, including use of a sleeping bag, is provided. The dome tents we use are 2.2 x 2.2 x 1.8 meters. Tents have built-in insect nets. We supply camp stretchers and mattresses, which are about 5 cm thick, warm and comfortable. The camp chairs have a backrest.
• Nata, Nata lodge chalets – twin share chalet (or permanent tent) with en suite facilities. Swimming pool, bar, restaurant, telephone.
• Livingstone, Waterfront Lodge – Adventure Village Permanent Tents - twin beds, linen, electric lamp and shared ablutions.
• Please note that the accommodation specified in the itinerary is a guide only and subject to availability. Alternatives will be of a similar standard.
Transport
• On foot - easy to moderate walks throughout the tour - Fish River, Sossusvlei, Okavango Delta and Victoria Falls. Duration from ½ - 4 hours.
• Mokoro - In the Okavango we use mokoros (dugout canoes), “poled” by our local guides, 2 people and their kit per mokoro.
• Open Game drives - The transfer into the delta is also with an open vehicle. This allows us the opportunity to really feel part of the bush, the smells, sounds and of course great views!
• Vehicle - for longer distance travel, place to place, we use custom built Sunway Safari trucks with 12 forward facing seats. Comfortable touring and good for game viewing. Large, sliding windows and viewing hatches give everyone a good view; or Toyota Hiace minibuses with 10 forward facing seats (roof rack and trailer for equipment and baggage). There are a couple of long days of travelling but the vehicles have a comfortable cruising speed. The emphasis of the trip is “getting out and doing things”.
Local Payment
A local cash payment is required on this safari and this will be collected by the tour leader on departure. This payment covers a portion of the local operational costs including entrance and park fees, which are paid in cash locally. This ensures that a major portion of your tour price goes directly into the country you are visiting, benefiting local communities and contributing to the conservation of the area. The payment must be made in cash (South African Rand) and they cannot accept traveler’s checks nor credit cards.
Participation
An essential part of this safari is participation – from helping around the camp fire, to packing away in the morning, to helping with cleaning up – it’s all part of your adventure and when everyone puts in a little effort the trip will run smoothly. Your tour leaders will do all the meal preparation but we do ask the clients to help with the washing up. Team spirit is part of the fun!
Shopping
Craft shopping for carvings, batiks, paintings and clothing are best in Livingstone, Zambia which has a wide variety of curios. Botswana has beautiful grass weavings. Namibia also has unusual and interesting curios and crafts. If you see something you like, it is best to buy it because it is unlikely that you will see something similar further along. Crafts from change from region to region.
Food
• We pride ourselves on giving very good healthy meals to our clients and will provide three meals per day, except 7 dinners and 5 lunches in Cape Town, Victoria Falls & Swakopmund where we try local restaurants.
• The tour leaders do the shopping and meal planning for each group. He/she will always try to obtain fresh produce wherever possible. A rough idea of what these will consist of is: Breakfast - cereals or coffee and toast or the occasional fried breakfast, Lunch - cheese, cold meats, salads on bread or rolls, Dinner - braais (local barbecue), potjies (stews), stir fries etc. We use regular plates, cups and cutlery. All cooking and eating utensils will also be provided.
• We do cater for special dietary requirements (e.g. vegetarian or allergies).
• We will supply fruit squash served with breakfast and tea or coffee served with breakfast and dinner. All other beverages will be for your own expense. We will not supply bottled drinking water although it is available at many shops on tour.
Difficulty
• Anyone who is generally active and in good health should enjoy this trip. The outdoor enthusiast enjoys simple campsites and basic wild camps, you will get dusty on occasion; but this is Africa!
• Full itinerary with a couple of long driving days, but also plenty of outdoor activity with some relaxing time. This is a long distance trans Africa safari - there is a lot of distance to be covered and so there will be some long travelling days. Due to local conditions, border crossings, road detours and weather, the trip may alter route / schedule - please remember that this continent has its own time scale and things work differently here. Keep an open mind and a sense of humour - it’s all part of the adventure!
• Everyone is asked to help out with the running of camp on tour. In other words if everyone spends a little time setting up camp, preparing meals and cleaning up then the tour will run smoothly and everyone will have a good time. Participation is the name of the game.
Things you should know
• Includes park entrances, game drives and the Okavango Delta excursion.
• As this tour spends most of the time in wilderness areas it is essential that clients adhere to the tour leaders (and local guides) instructions regarding interaction with wildlife, camp safety and game walk/drive rules.
• You will need a valid passport and visas for entry into South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zambia.
• Luggage, please pack to a limit of 12kgs in a soft sports tog bag. Also bring day pack for walks and keeping in the vehicle.
• We recommend that you bring Euro, US$ or South African Rand for personal expenses on this trip but please note that in South Africa and Namibia Euro and US$ will need to changed into Namibian $ or South African Rand as shops, restaurants and market vendors only accept N$ and ZAR. In Botswana please note that foreign currency will need to changed into Botswna Pula as shops, restaurants and market vendors only accept BWP. Expenses in Livingstone can be paid in US$ or Euro and major credit cards can also be used for optional activities throughout this tour. Travellers checks can be changed in Cape Town, Swakopmund, Windhoek, Maun and Livingstone.
• The trip begins and ends at a local address; if you require transfers, please advise. Transfers are US$45 each way.
Common questions about this trip
• What do I need to bring? A warm sleeping bag (for the Okavango Delta tented camp), comfortable clothes for warm days and cool evenings, walking shoes, a raincoat, hat and sunglasses, swimsuit, a water bottle and a small pair of binoculars also comes in very handy and most importantly - a sense of adventure!
• Is it safe? South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zambia are relatively safe and your guide knows the countries intimately and will endeavour to show you the best parts while looking after you. In the wild areas your guide will brief you on the necessary precautions, follow this advice and you will be fine. Be aware of your personal belongings and you will have a great trip! Every precaution is taking to ensure a happy holiday!
• Do I need malaria tablets? Yes, the trip passes through malaria areas and prophylactics are recommended.
• Can I charge camera batteries? We recommend that you bring extra batteries as well as a 12/24-volt cigarette lighter adapter for charging in the vehicle if necessary. Charging in the vehicle will be at the discretion of the guide, as it will not be allowed if there is a risk of draining the vehicle's battery. The power supply of most of the countries you will be visiting is 220-240 volts.
• Can I wash my clothes on tour? There are facilities for hand washing your clothes along the way.
SCHEDULED SAFARI
DATES - 2012
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Departure
Date |
Language |
Departing
From |
Ending
Date |
Ending
In |
Itinerary |
11 January |
English |
Cape Town |
31 January |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
11 January |
English |
Cape Town |
24 January |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
18 January |
English |
Cape Town |
07 February |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
18 January |
English |
Cape Town |
31 January |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
01 February |
English |
Cape Town |
21 February |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
01 February |
English |
Cape Town |
14 February |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
29 February |
English |
Cape Town |
20 March |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
29 February |
English |
Cape Town |
13 March |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
07 March |
English |
Cape Town |
27 March |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
07 March |
English |
Cape Town |
20 March |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
21 March |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
10 April |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
21 March |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
03 April |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
18 April |
English |
Cape Town |
08 May |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
18 April |
English |
Cape Town |
01 May |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
25 April |
English |
Cape Town |
15 May |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
25 April |
English |
Cape Town |
08 May |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
09 May |
English |
Cape Town |
29 May |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
09 May |
English |
Cape Town |
22 May |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
06 June |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
26 June |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
06 June |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
19 June |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
13 June |
English |
Cape Town |
03 July |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
13 June |
English |
Cape Town |
26 June |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
27 June |
English |
Cape Town |
17 July |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
27 June |
English |
Cape Town |
10 July |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
25 July |
English |
Cape Town |
14 August |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
25 July |
English |
Cape Town |
07 August |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
01 August |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
21 August |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
01 August |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
14 August |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
15 August |
English |
Cape Town |
04 September |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
15 August |
English |
Cape Town |
28 August |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
29 August |
English |
Cape Town |
18 September |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
29 August |
English |
Cape Town |
11 September |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
12 September |
English |
Cape Town |
02 October |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
12 September |
English |
Cape Town |
25 September |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
19 September |
English |
Cape Town |
09 October |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
19 September |
English |
Cape Town |
02 October |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
03 October |
English |
Cape Town |
23 October |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
03 October |
English |
Cape Town |
16 October |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
31 October |
English |
Cape Town |
20 November |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
31 October |
English |
Cape Town |
13 November |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
07 November |
English |
Cape Town |
27 November |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
07 November |
English |
Cape Town |
20 November |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
21 November |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
11 December |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
21 November |
GERMAN |
Cape Town |
04 December |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
19 December |
English |
Cape Town |
08 January 2013 |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
19 December |
English |
Cape Town |
01 January 2013 |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
26 January 2013 |
English |
Cape Town |
15 January 2013 |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
26 January 2013 |
English |
Cape Town |
08 January 2013 |
Windhoek |
14-day option |
09 January 2013 |
English |
Cape Town |
29 February 2013 |
Livingstone |
21-day option |
09 January 2013 |
English |
Cape Town |
22 February 2013 |
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14-day option |
ADD-ON: All Grand Explorer departures can be combined after the South Africa - Rainbow Route Safari to create a complete Southern Africa Adventure.
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