Kruger to Vic Falls
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Kruger to Vic Falls

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Created: Thursday, November 12, 2026
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AED6,452
Based on 2 adults
(AED12,905 Total Price )
Created: Thursday, November 12, 2026
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Encounter wildlife and salt pans on this eight-day overland adventure that visits two of southern Africa’s most famous sites – Kruger National Park and Victoria Falls. Spot lions, leopards, zebras and giraffes on a safari through landscapes blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, then fall asleep to the sounds of the African night in your comfortable camp. Keep your eyes peeled for rhinos, buffalo, elephants and hippos in South Africa’s Kruger National Park, go on a bush walk with members of the world's first all-female anti-poaching unit, the Black Mambas, then end this epic journey with a visit to Zimbabwe’s mighty Victoria Falls.


Day 1: Johannesburg
Sawubona – welcome to South Africa! Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm. If you arrive early, maybe visit the eye-opening Apartheid Museum to start your journey with some crucial history before meeting up with your group. After your meeting this evening, why not head out for an optional group dinner and get to know your new travel companions. Your leader can point you in the right direction with the best bar and restaurant recommendations.
Day 2: Kruger National Park
Rise and shine for an early departure from Johannesburg, the 'City of Gold' – it’s time to officially set off on your African adventure! Be prepared for a long drive, but rest assured, it’s well worth it. A truly unique African experience unfolds as you enter the Greater Kruger National Park ecosystem on the journey to your campsite. In the evening, relax and have dinner with your group at your camp, located in Kruger National Park.
Day 3: Kruger National Park
After breakfast, embark on a full day 4WD safari through Kruger National Park. One of the largest game reserves in Southern Africa, Kruger National Park is home to over 500 bird species, 100 species of reptile and 150 mammal species, including all your favourites from The Lion King – elephants, rhinos, buffalo, giraffes and more! It’s home to many vulnerable species including the southern ground hornbill, the blue crane and the endangered African wild dog. You’ll spend your day game viewing, birdwatching and stopping at various waterholes and viewpoints. Your camp tonight will be within Kruger National Park.
Day 4: Greater Kruger National Park - Black Mambas HQ
Head to the outskirts of Kruger National Park, where you'll be lucky enough to camp for the evening with the Black Mambas at their headquarters. The Intrepid Foundation is proudly partnered with Helping Rhinos, which directly supports the work of the Black Mambas – the world's first all-female anti-poaching unit. Made up of a team of 42 young African women, the Mambas patrol 20,000 hectares of the Olifants West Nature Reserve, part of Greater Kruger National Park. Turning a traditionally male-dominated industry on its head, they’re putting their female prowess to work protecting the wildlife of Kruger National Park in an unconventional way. You'll join them on a bush walk to learn how they find and destroy snares firsthand. Later, enjoy a special dinner by lantern light, then relax by the campfire with the Black Mambas as they share stories about their path to becoming rangers and their conservation work.
Day 5: Goo Moremi Gorge
Say farewell to the Black Mambas and head straight for the Botswana border as you travel towards Goo Moremi Gorge. Perennial streams have carved deep gorges into the hills at this beautiful national heritage site. Here, waterfalls cascade into deep pools surrounded by lush vegetation. The gorges are home to many birds that feed on fish and small crabs in the pools and are breeding grounds for the endangered Cape vulture. Baboons and rock rabbits live on the cliffs above the gorge and, though very elusive, leopards, hyenas and kudu can also be found here.
Day 6: Nata
Today, journey to Nata, where you'll head out on a three-hour 4WD excursion to explore the seemingly endless salt pans of the Nata Bird Sanctuary. Surrounded by the Kalahari Desert, these vast plains remain dry and salty for much of the year, creating an otherworldly landscape where shimmering heat mirages stretch across the horizon. When the rains arrive, the landscape transforms into a lush refuge, attracting migratory birds and wildlife to the newly formed wetlands.
Day 7: Victoria Falls
Today, you'll travel to Victoria Falls, crossing the border into Zimbabwe. Have lunch, then continue to your permanent tent, set within a large rest camp. After settling in, you may want to set out on a highly recommended optional trip to visit Victoria Falls. Spanning about a mile wide and falling 108 m into a narrow gorge below, the spray from the falls can sometimes be seen from kilometres away. In the dry season, the view of the falls is unobstructed by spray and it's possible to see little islets in the river below. Otherwise, a range of other activities are available through the local activity centre. This evening, why not join your group for dinner and celebrate the adventures you've shared.
Day 8: Victoria Falls
There are no activities planned for today and your trip comes to an end after breakfast. If you plan on spending a few extra days at Victoria Falls, there are plenty of activities and excursions to keep you occupied. A helicopter flight over the falls is a popular choice and offers a fantastic view of this natural wonder.
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  • Kruger National Park - Full Day 4WD Safari
  • Black Mambas HQ - Dinner
  • Black Mambas HQ - Campfire Story Time
  • Black Mambas HQ - Snare Walk
  • Nata Bird Sanctuary - 4WD Excursion
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