Sample 16 night itinerary including Victoria Falls on the Zambian side, game viewing in Botswana’s Linyanti and the Okavango Delta and exploring Cape Town and the Winelands of South Africa

Fly overnight from London via Johannesburg to Livingstone The Islands of Siankaba for 2 nights Fly to Selinda Camp for 3 nights Fly to Kwara Camp for 3 nights Fly via Maun to Cape Town  Kensington Place for 3 nights  Self-drive to Franschoek  La Couronne for 3 nights Drive to Cape Town and fly overnight to London

From £4,276 per person sharing

The itinerary starts at THE ISLANDS OF SIANKABA, a delightful lodge set on two islands in the Zambezi which are linked by a timber walkway.

The accommodation is in spacious and private tented rooms, each with a verandah overlooking the river.

White water rafting and visits to Livingstone and the Falls can be arranged but you may just prefer to relax with gentle sundown cruises, mokoro trips or wandering along the nature trails.

A scenic flight into the private Linyanti Game Reserve in northern Bostwana will take you to SELINDA CAMP.

This traditional camp boasts excellent game viewing in a very diverse area and, being outside the National Park, night drives and walking safaris are possible.

Next, you will fly south to the Moremi Game Reserve in the delta where you will stay at KWARA CAMP.  The permanent water supply guarantees excellent game viewing all year round, and game drives by day and after dark, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions and walks are all available to you.

Prepare for another change of environment as you move to Cape Town
 

KENSINGTON PLACE is a small boutique hotel with eight individually designed and decorated rooms and wonderful views down over the city and of Table Mountain.

There is a pool and garden terrace where delicious breakfasts and light lunches are served.

A hire car will be delivered to you, enabling easy exploration of the city and the Cape Peninsular before driving up to the famous wine region.

LA COURONNE will be your base here, set in a beautiful position in the heart of the Franschhoek district, overlooking the vineyards and across to the distant hills.

The rooms have either dark wood and light fabrics in the new wing or a more traditional country style in the original part of the house.  Al fresco lunches can be arranged at the private dam and there is plenty of walking in the area as well as trout fishing and wine tasting in the wide choice of surrounding vineyards.  

The restaurant has a colonial feel of old world luxury with an excellent French Hugenot style menu for an extra treat before you return home.

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Take a little longer and continue from Franschhoek along to the Garden Route passing through Hermanus, to include whale watching between June and November.  Or travel to Namaqualand, north of Cape Town, and catch the amazingly colourful wild flower display between September and December.

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Namibia - South Africa - Tanzania - Uganda - Zambia - Zimbabwe