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WILD WATER, WILDLIFE
& REMOTE TRAILS - Zimbabwe, Zambia
Wildlife Viewing, White Water Rafting, Canoeing, Hiking
16 days 2 - 6 guests
- raft the Zambezi River, these class IV - V rapids are among the
most exciting in the world
- track elephants, lions, leopards, cheetah, giraffe, zebra and more.
- canoe the Zambezi to see elephant herds and hippopotamus.
Zimbabwe is relatively unvisited compared to traditional African destinations.
This means we are able to see a pride of lions on our own without a dozen
other groups converging on the same spot. We will walk and drive trails
to track the big game, raft the world-class Zambezi river for 3 days, and
canoe the placid sections of the same river to get close to elephants and
hippo's. We will have a chance to see Victoria Falls, larger and more impressive
than Niagara and Iguazu combined. For the adventurous there will even be
a chance to go bungee jumping off the highest platform jump in the world.
This is an active African Safari that combines intense wildlife experiences
with an adrenaline rush!
Itinerary Highlights
- Day 1 - 2: Fly to Johannesburg and then to Kariba.
- Day 3: Tamarind Canoe Safari on the Zambezi River.
- Day 4: Tamarind Canoe Safari.
- Day 5: Tamarind Canoe Safari.
- Day 6: Tamarind Canoe Safari. Drive back to Kariba.
- Day 7: Fly to Victoria Falls.
- Day 8: Victoria Falls Exploration.
- Day 9: Zambezi River Whitewater Rafting.
- Day 10: Zambezi River Whitewater Rafting.
- Day 11: Zambezi River Whitewater Rafting. Hwange National Park, Wildlife Viewing.
- Day 12: Hwange National Park, Wildlife Viewing.
- Day 13 Hwange National Park, Wildlife Viewing.
- Day 14: Hwange National Park. Victoria Falls.
- Day 15: Victoria Falls. Fly to Johannesburg.
- Day 16: Arrive home.
- Departure Dates
- 2005: August 6 - 20; September 10 - 24; October 15 - 29
- 2006: August 5 - 19; September 9 - 23; October 14 - 28
- Land Price
- $3,290 (5 - 6 guests)
- $3,490 (3 - 4 guests)
- $3,690 (2 guests)
- Accommodations
- Hotels, Bed and Breakfast, river camps, lodges
- Level of Difficulty
- II - Moderate
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THIRSTLAND JOURNEY - Namibia Off the Beaten Path
Namibia
Wildlife Viewing, Game Driving, Hiking
17 days 2 - 10 guests
- Walk on the towering dunes of the Namib Desert
- Explore arid reaches of Damaraland
- Safari in the game rich Etosha National Park
Namibia is among the most extraordinary places in Africa and
the centerpiece of this multi-country adventure. The country takes its
name from a 130 million year old desert that uniquely harbors elephant,
rhinoceros, lion and giraffe. This awesome desert houses the world's highest
sand dunes. Namibia's essence lies in the vastness of her landscape, her
geological prodigies, and the diversity of her fauna.
In addition to exploring Namibia's awe-inspiring dunes, we will spend
time in the "moonscape" like environment of Swakopmund, see the bushman
rock engravings of Damaraland and finally spend time viewing game in Etosha
National Park. Etosha is a lush park with numerous waterholes that attract
an incredible variety of African wildlife (lion, elephant, rhino, zebra,
wildebeest, and more).
The towering dunes of the Namib Desert, the arid reaches of Damaraland and the game rich Etosha National Park. These images combine with the
scenic beauty and cultural diversity of Namibia to make this a truly unforgettable journey.
Itinerary Highlights
- Day 1 - 2: Fly to Johannesburg and then to Windhoek, Nambia.
- Day 3: Waterberg Plateau
- Day 4 - 6: Etosha National Park
- Day 7 - 8: Northern Damaraland
- Day 9 - 10: Southern Damaraland, Twyfelfontein
- Day 11 - 12: Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Cape Cross
- Day 13 - 14: Namib-Naukluft Park, Sossusvlei
- Day 15: Windhoek
- Day 16: Fly home
- Day 17: Arrive home
Detailed Itinerary
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- Departure Dates:
- 2005: Jan. 17 - Feb. 2; Feb. 17 - 23; March 6 22;
- April 10 26; May 1 17; May 22 June 7; June 5 - 21;
- July 3 - 14; Jul. 31 - Aug. 16; Aug. 14 - 30; Sept. 11 28;
- Sept. 25 - Oct. 11; Oct. 9 25; Nov. 6 22; Dec. 11 22
- Land Price:
- $3,190 US (Low Season - January - June)
- $3,350 US (High Season - July - December)
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- Accommodations
- Hotels, Camps/Lodges
- Level of Difficulty
- I - Easy
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