Victoria Falls & Hwange safari

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This brief safari delivers two of Zimbabwe’s most popular destinations

Victoria Falls - Mosi-oa-Tunya (the smoke that thunders) - is one of Africa’s most iconic destinations and deservedly on many bucket lists. That awe-inspiring vertical drop of 108m into the chasm below and the mist spray curtain during the full flood that can be seen and heard from afar - the stuff of legends.

And then there is Hwange - Zimbabwe’s largest national park and a favourite safari destination for many experienced bush lovers - because of extremely rewarding game viewing

Victoria Falls & Hwange - the perfect Zimbabwe combo safari

Overview

Length: 7 days / 6 nights, but we will amend to suit your needs

Group Size: Flexible – you tell us how many in your party

Location: Victoria Falls and Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

Departure Dates: To suit you

Lodges visited:
Mid-range option - Victoria Falls Safari Lodge + Camp Hwange + Camelthorn Lodge

Highlights:

  • Marvel at Victoria Falls: UNESCO World Heritage Site & Adventure activity center

  • Visit Zambian side, experience 'Devil's Pool' - Jun-Dec

  • Hwange National Park: Zimbabwe's largest, Big 5, diverse wildlife

  • Over 400 bird species, rewarding night drives

from US$ 4,175 per person sharing (7 days)

Prices and dates

Lodges: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge + Camp Hwange + Camelthorn Lodge

2025 Rates

7 days / 6 nights

May-Jun

Per person sharing

US$ 4,795

Per solo traveller

US$ 6,465

Jul-Oct

Per person sharing

US$ 5,535

Per solo traveller

US$ 7,590

Nov-Dec

Per person sharing

US$ 4,175

Per solo traveller

US$ 5,190

Includes:

  • Shared road, rail, and inter-camp  starting and ending in Victoria Falls 

  • 2 nights at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge including breakfast, 1 x dinner at MaKuwa-Kuwa restaurant (Table d'Hotel menu), 1 x dinner at The Boma - Dinner & Drum show, 1 x Vulture Culture lunch at MaKuwa-Kuwa restaurant, guided tour of the Falls, 1 x sunset cruise, hourly courtesy shuttle to Victoria Falls Rainforest and centre, 1 x Rainforest entry fee, 1 x River usage fee, Wifi, and gym access

  • Charter flight from Victoria Falls to Hwange

  • 2 nights at Camp Hwange including all meals, all beverages, all activities, laundry, conservation park fees, and Emergency Medical Evacuation

  • 2 nights at Camelthorn Lodge including all meals, soft drinks, beers, wines & local spirits, laundry, WiFi in main lodge, game activities including walks, drives, all day excursions, hide sits, night drives, visit to the local village, school tour (not available in April, August and December-mid-January during school holidays), park entry fees, Rhino Conservation & Community Lev and services of a guide

  • 24/7 office support

Excludes:

  • International flights (unless specified), airport departure tax (if required), excess weight charges and visas or entry permits

  • Telephone calls

  • Travel, cancellation and medical insurance (essential on all safaris),

  • Optional safari extension and any activities not specified in the itinerary

  • All charges of a personal nature and any other charges not indicated in the inclusions

  • Tips and gratuities

  • Shop purchases

  • Laundry unless specified

Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It’s also an adventure centre of note. You could stay for ages and enjoy a different activity every day, from bungee jumping, gorge swinging and white water rafting, to helicopter and microlight flights (a.k.a the flight of angels), sunset boat and steam train cruises, horse riding, game drives, canoe trips, and so much more. WHAT TO DO in Vic Falls

During your stay on the Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls, walk across the bridge to visit the Zambian side, which offers an exhilarating walk across the ‘Knife-edge Bridge’, a close-up view of the ‘Boiling Pot’ (a scary whirlpool at the base of the falls) and, for the really adventurous, a dip in the famous ‘Devil’s Pool‘.

Just wandering the streets of this quaint town is a memorable experience as you negotiate for souvenirs, dodge warthogs (and elephants!), hang out with locals and sample a range of restaurants and bars.


Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s largest national park at 15,000 km² and a favourite safari destination for many experienced bush lovers.

Game-viewing can be extremely rewarding, especially during the dry winter months from May to October. The park features the Big 5 (although rhinos are seldom seen) and large herds of buffaloes and elephants. Lion and huge elephant herds are frequently seen, and visitors also enjoy regular sightings of cheetah, wild dog, roan and sable antelope. Night drives can be very rewarding, with good sightings of aardvark, aardwolf and pangolin.

Habitats include Kalahari scrub, teak and mopane woodlands, granite hills and salt pans – resulting in over 400 species of birds.

You will be met on arrival in Zimbabwe by one of our representatives and escorted to your road transfer. Again at the end of your safari, you will be met at your road transfer drop-off point and escorted to your departure flight or other arrangements.


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