Resting on the western part of Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls is all known to be the spot for leisure, adventure and some refreshing sightseeing tour. De-boarding the flight at the airport, head out towards your hotel after meeting your travel companion. The leisure day at Zimbabwe is to rest back at the room and prepare for the upcoming exploration. The Victoria Falls is the largest waterfall that is spreading to a distance of more than 1 kilometre and height around 100 of meters.

The morning meal with the stunning dawn is all you need to start up your day at Victoria Falls. The day is planned for a guided walking tour of Victoria Falls where you can capture the incredible landscape or enjoy a leisure break. A short guided tour of Victoria Falls is a complete package to explore the rainforest, to witness the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and learn about the natural facts and perspective of the wildlife. With the legendary tales and folklore shows, you will learn about the traditional culture and ancient beliefs. Don’t miss out the “Smoke that Thunders” – the Victoria Falls, lying at the Zambia-Zimbabwe border, and witness the stunning view of the largest waterfall of South Africa.

After the guided tour of Victoria Falls, the rest of the day is all for your leisure and self-tour. You are free to plan the day by exploring the local areas or spending some comfy moments at your hotel. From river rafting to Cruising down the river, you can explore the wildlife at the National Park.

End up your day tour by the evening to return back for a time off.

Enjoy the morning with a delicious meal at the hotel amidst the picturesque backdrop. Before the day safari at Chobe, you will be transferred to the lodge at Chobe National park via a private drive.

Lying on the northern part of Botswana, the park spreads within an area of 1700 square kilometres. Known for its wildlife and the vast population of elephants the national park acts as a tourist attraction for its magnificent sights and animals gathering over the riversides.

Refreshing at the lodge at Chobe, start your afternoon game drive to spot the thick population of lions and elephants dwelling there. The afternoon game drive will get more exciting with the boat-based game viewing at Chobe River. From the cruise tour, you can easily spot the wild creature close to the waterholes and resting near the riverside. The floodplains and the terrains enclosing the park area are too captivating to discover.

The morning calls for an early departure before you can prepare yourself you a safari tour at Okavango. The reserved lodge at Okavango is arranged well with all amenities as lunch and leisure stay.

The afternoon game drive starts as per the permitting time with the exploration of the incredible wildlife sanctuaries. Explore the water channels, the terrains, lagoons and islands and make your way back to the lodge for your dinner meals once you have covered the entire region.

The morning wakes up with your fresh breakfast meal at the lodge before the safari tour at Okavango. Exploring the lush wildlife of the region you can spot the population of buffaloes, Chobe bushbuck, lechwe, African Bush Elephant and Tsessebe. The reserve area houses more than 400 bird species and 200 populations of mammals. The morning hour is the best to spot the world’s most endangered species of the cheetah, black rhinoceros, white rhinoceros, and African wild dog.

You can enjoy the lunch at the lodge before you can proceed for the afternoon game drive at Okavango. The afternoon tour can be planned for a mokoro trip exploring the unreachable spots via the silent backwaters, or crossing over the floodplains and shallow channels of the region.

The evening will be at the reserved site, where you can enjoy the leisure stay and a warm tempting dinner.

Okavango is connected to the Maun airport from where one can board the flight for onward destination. Leaving the lodge after your breakfast, reach the airport to end the tour and fly to your desired land.