Say goodbye to the captivating city of Cape Town as you venture northward towards Namibia. Trek along the rim of the majestic Fish River Canyon, the world’s second-largest, and marvel at the timeless beauty of Deadvlei and Dune45 in Sossusvlei. Your journey leads you to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund, where desert meets the sea. Traverse the wildlife-rich landscapes of Etosha National Park before delving into Botswana’s wilderness, gliding through the Okavango Delta in traditional mokoros and witnessing the majestic elephants gathering along the Chobe River.
Next, we visit Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of unparalleled magnificence. Venture southward to Johannesburg, where the legendary Kruger National Park awaits with its abundance of wildlife. Explore the Panorama Route, taking in the spectacular views of Bourke’s Luck Potholes, Three Rondavels, and the iconic God’s Window.
Continue your journey through Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, and ascend to the highlands of Lesotho. Explore Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve for close encounters with Africa’s wildlife. Enjoy a leisurely boat cruise in St. Lucia, where hippos and crocodiles bask in the warm sunlight. Traverse the rugged terrain of the Drakensberg mountains and vast Karoo plains on the way to the renowned Addo Elephant National Park.
As you travel along the scenic Garden Route, enjoy tranquil beach strolls and captivating forest hikes. Uncover the underground chambers of the Cango Caves before reaching Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of Africa. Admire the picturesque Cape Whale Coast, with opportunities to spot Southern Right whales and African penguins in Hermanus and Bettys Bay.
End your overland adventure in the vibrant city of Cape Town, brimming with culture, history, and natural beauty.
Departure & Return Location
Cape Town Cape Town
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On this tour, you will sleep at comfortable 2-3 star lodges. In some areas we use permanent safari tents which are equipped with beds. Rooms usually offer en-suite bathrooms and are twin share. If you are a solo traveler (or odd number traveller) then you will need to book a single room as sharing with other guests is not an option.
Remember to bring your own towel, as it may not always be provided.
If your trip visits East Africa, be prepared for more rustic accommodations compared to Southern Africa. You might find yourself going without hot showers, sharing bathrooms, spending long hours on the road, and needing to buy your own drinking water. Despite these challenges, the charm of the local people and the stunning natural beauty, make it all worthwhile.
This tour offers both accommodation and camping options. If you prefer to sleep in a tent, we recommend choosing the camping option. To view details on the camping option please click the link below. (Both campers and lodgers will travel together in the same overland vehicle.)
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