The spectacular Victoria Falls were 'discovered' and named by David Livingstone in 1855...
Read more >Transfer to the Banff Lodge for 1 night. Afternoon at leisure or go on a historic pub crawl. (N)
Day 3: Matobo Hills National ParkMorning city tour in Bulawayo. Transfer to Matobo Hills National Park and stay 3 nights at Camp Amalinda. Afternoon safari activity. (B, D)
Days 4-5: Matobo Hills National ParkSafari activities in Matobo Hills National Park including guided walks in search of endangered black rhinos. (B, L, D)
Day 6: Hwange National ParkDrive to Hwange National Park. Stay 3 nights at Khulu Ivory Lodge*, located on a 2,400-hectare private concession. The lodge overlooks an ancient riverbed and the waterhole attracts a wide variety of wildlife. Afternoon safari. (B, L, D)
Days 7-8: Hwange National ParkSafari activities in Hwange National Park. (B, L, D)
Day 9: Fly to Victoria FallsFly to Victoria Falls and stay 2 nights at Victoria Falls Hotel. Afternoon at leisure or optional excursions. (B)
Day 10: Victoria FallsDay at leisure or excursions in Victoria Falls. (B)
Days 11-12: Fly home (B) (N) Meal basis:As per itinerary – B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner, N: No meals.
Important information * Upgrade to Little Makalolo Camp available.Please ask one of our Africa experts for details.
Standard tourThis tour is based in 3- and 4-star accommodation.
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The historic Edwardian-style Victoria Falls Hotel is located amongst lush tropical gardens inside the Victoria Falls National Park, just a ten minute walk away from the Unesco World Heritage Site of Victoria Falls. Established in 1904, this original railway hotel is full of nostalgia of a bygone colonial era and is noted for the splendid views across the manicured gardens to the Victoria Falls Bridge. There are 161 en suite rooms, comprising 37 standard rooms, 58 traditional rooms, 48 de luxe rooms, seven junior suites, four honeymoon suites, six executive suites and the royal suite. The latter was occupied by Queen Elizabeth during a royal visit in 1947. The corridors to the rooms are lined with historical artefacts, with particular reference to the building of the railway from Cape Town to what is now Zambia. Inside, the rooms retain their old world charm, but are now fitted with modern conveniences, including air ...
Khulu Bush Camp is located on a private concession in Hwange National Park and overlooks an ancient riverbed, known as a 'vlei'. The waterhole in this vlei attracts a variety of wildlife and birds. The lodge has been carefully designed to have minimal impact on its surroundings and caters for no more than 12 guests at a time. The camp comprises of six bespoke, safari-style rooms, each on an elevated platform, all offering excellent views of the waterhole. Activities on offer include half- and full-day wildlife drives, night drives, visits to the Painted Dog Conservation Centre, walking safaris, pan / hide sits and wildlife counts (on request). Features: 6 thatched chalets, lounge, bar, dining area, terrace with plunge pool. Room amenities: En suite facilities including indoor & outdoor shower, mini-bar, coffee station.
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Low season from £4955 per person
High season from £5765 per person
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Prices above are per person in pounds sterling (£), based on two people sharing a twin-room. The prices which were valid at the time of publication, may be subject to change, particularly as a result of variable flight costs. You will be informed of any such changes prior to booking.
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