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Read articleCombining the natural wonder of Victoria Falls with the untamed wilderness of Hwange National Park. This seamless excursion includes airport pickup, a complimentary guided tour of Victoria Falls, and an early morning safari drive to Hwange, offering iconi
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Combining the natural wonder of Victoria Falls with the untamed wilderness of Hwange National Park. This seamless excursion includes airport pickup, a complimentary guided tour of Victoria Falls, and an early morning safari drive to Hwange, offering iconi
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Trip breakdown
Flow
Wake up and have breakfast at the lodge
Enjoy one last meal overlooking the Chobe River
Pack your bags
Double-check your room for forgotten items
Complete check-out at reception
Settle any extras (drinks, laundry, etc.)
Transfer to Airport
Load luggage into the vehicle
Drive to Kasane Airport (BBK)
Drive takes 10 to 20 minutes from most lodges
Arrival at Airport
Arrive at Kasane Airport terminal
Check in for your flight
Drop off your luggage
Pass through security
Proceed to the departure lounge
Relax before your flight
Flight Options
Option 1: Fly to Maun (for connecting flights)
Option 2: Fly to Johannesburg (South Africa) for international connections
Option 3: Fly to Livingstone or Victoria Falls (Zambia/Zimbabwe) to continue your tour
Option 4: Direct flight to your home country (if available)
Board Your Flight
Board your aircraft
Say goodbye to Botswana
Take off and enjoy one last aerial view of the Chobe region
Fly to your next destination
End of Tour. Safe travels home.
Final Notes
Airport staff will assist with any connections
If flying internationally, have your passport ready
Duty-free shopping is available at the airport (limited)
Cash available: ATMs and currency exchange at the airport
End of your Botswana safari. Hope you had an incredible time.
Let me know if you want the full itinerary summary from Day 1 to Day 5.
day 2 Wake up and have breakfast at your lodge
Pack your day bag (camera, raincoat, water)
Meet your guide at reception
Drive to Victoria Falls National Park (Zimbabwe side)
Enter the park and start the walking trail
Viewpoints on Zimbabwe Side
Viewpoint 1: Devil's Cataract – widest section of the falls
Viewpoint 2: Main Falls – the classic postcard view
Viewpoint 3: Rainbow Falls – catch rainbows on sunny days
Viewpoint 4: Danger Point – look straight down the gorge
Viewpoint 5: Eastern Cataract – final viewpoint on this side
Walk the full 1.7km along the cliff edge
Get soaked by the spray – raincoat is essential
Take photos of the mist and rainbows
Exit the park after about 2 hours
Midday – The Bridge Tour
Drive to the Victoria Falls Bridge
Cross the bridge on foot
Stop at the midway point
See the gorge far below
View the falls from the bridge – great photo angle
Learn about the bridge history (built in 1905)
Optional: watch bungee jumpers
Optional: do the bungee jump yourself (extra cost)
Optional: bridge swing or zip line (extra cost)
Stamp your passport at the border post (if crossing)
Lunch Break
Stop for lunch at a local restaurant
Option: The Lookout Café (great view of the gorge)
Option: Local restaurant in town
Relax and enjoy the break
Afternoon – Zambia Side
Cross into Zambia (if not done at the bridge)
Drive to Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park (Zambia side)
Enter the park and start the walking trail
Viewpoints on Zambia Side
Viewpoint 1: Knife's Edge Bridge – get sprayed up close
Viewpoint 2: Boiling Pot – see the gorge below the falls
Walk to the Eastern Cataract viewpoints
View the main waterfall face from the Zambian side
Take photos at the statue of David Livingstone
See the falls from a different angle – less mist, more view
Walk the trails for about 1.5 hours
Exit the park
Late Afternoon – Optional Activities (Extra Cost)
Option 1: Helicopter flight over the falls (15-30 minutes)
Option 2: Sunset cruise on the Zambezi River
Option 3: Walk through the local craft market
Option 4: Return to lodge to rest
Evening
Return to your lodge
Freshen up and relax
Dinner at the lodge or a local restaurant
Enjoy the night atmosphere in Victoria Falls town
Overnight stay
End of Day 2.
What to Bring
Passport (for crossing between countries)
Raincoat or poncho (spray is heavy)
Waterproof bag for camera and phone
Comfortable walking shoes
Sunscreen and hat
Water bottle
Cash for souvenirs and optional activities
Let me know if you want Day 3 – Hwange National Park game drive or transfer.
day 3 Hwange national park arly Morning – Departure
6:00 AM – pickup from your Victoria Falls hotel or lodge
Scenic 2.5-hour drive to Hwange National Park
Pass through rural villages with traditional huts, schools, and churches
Drive past Hwange Colliery – a major coal mining town
Morning – Arrival & Game Drive
Arrive at Hwange Main Camp
Switch to an open 4x4 safari vehicle
Morning game drive – about 2.5 to 3 hours
Visit waterholes where animals gather to drink
Spot wildlife: elephants, lions, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, impalas, and more
Over 400 bird species can be seen
Midday – Lunch & Rest
Picnic lunch inside the park or at Hwange Safari Lodge
Refreshments and bottled water provided
Relax, swim, or enjoy the views
Afternoon – Second Game Drive
Afternoon game drive as animals gather at waterholes in cooler hours
Visit Kennedy Dam and Mandavhu Dam
Spot hippos, crocodiles, and more wildlife
Best game viewing often happens around sunset
Late Afternoon – Return to Victoria Falls
4:00 PM – depart Hwange National Park
Drive back to Victoria Falls
Arrive at your hotel around 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM
End of Day Trip.
What's Included
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Professional safari guide
Open 4x4 safari vehicle
Two game drives (morning and afternoon)
Lunch, water, and soft drinks
What's Not Included
National park entry fee – approximately $20 USD per person
Gratuities
Alcoholic drinks
What to Bring
Passport
Raincoat or poncho
Comfortable walking shoes
Sunscreen and hat
Camera with zoom lens
Binoculars
Water bottle
Cash for park fees and souvenirs
Tips
Dress in neutral colors – avoid bright clothing
Winters (June–August) can be very cold – bring a jacket
Summers (October–November) are extremely hot – stay hydrated
day 4 chobs
Early Morning – Departure
6:30 AM – pickup from your Victoria Falls hotel or lodge
Transfer to the border (Kazungula)
Cross into Botswana – passport required
Drive takes about 1.5 hours total (including border formalities)
Continue to Kasane town
Morning – Chobe River Cruise
Arrive at the river jetty
Board a boat for a 3-hour river cruise
Cruise along the Chobe River
Spot wildlife from the water
Look for:
Large herds of elephants drinking
Buffalo and zebra on the floodplains
Hippos and crocodiles in the water
Antelope like kudu and impala
African fish eagles and kingfishers
Stop for snacks and drinks on board
Enjoy views of the river and Namibia across the way
Midday – Lunch Break
Return to the jetty
Lunch at a lodge or restaurant in Kasane
Relax and enjoy the break
Afternoon – Game Drive in Chobe National Park
Board an open 4x4 safari vehicle
Enter Chobe National Park
Afternoon game drive – about 3 hours
Explore the park's floodplains and woodlands
Search for:
Lions, leopards, and other predators
Elephants and buffalo in large numbers
Giraffes and zebras
Various antelope species
Stop for sundowner drinks
Watch the sunset over the bush
Late Afternoon – Return to Victoria Falls
Exit the park
Drive back to the border
Cross back into Zimbabwe
Continue to Victoria Falls
Arrive at your hotel around 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM
End of Day Trip.
What's Included
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Professional guide
Boat cruise on the Chobe River
Game drive in Chobe National Park
Lunch and bottled water
What's Not Included
Visa fees (if applicable)
Border fees or park entry fees
Gratuities
Alcoholic drinks
What to Bring
Passport (mandatory for border crossing)
Raincoat or poncho (for boat spray)
Comfortable walking shoes
Sunscreen and hat
Camera with zoom lens
Binoculars
Cash for fees and souvenirs
Tips
Border crossing can take 30–60 minutes – be patient
Keep your passport accessible
Winter (June–August) mornings are cold – bring a jacket
Summer (October–November) is very hot – stay hydrated
Book at least 24 hours in advance
Alternative Option (from Kasane)
If you're already in Kasane, pickup is at 8:00 AM
Drive to the jetty – 10 minutes
Same activities, no border crossing
Let me know if you want a multi-day Chobe itinerary or a specific activity breakdown.
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Before you go
The Zambezi River is essential: It provides the water (average flow 1,088 m³/s), has carved the gorge over millennia, supports local ecosystems, and offers activities like rafting and cruises. The river basin covers 1.3 million km² across eight countries.
February has maximum water flow: The falls are at their most powerful with incredible spray (the "smoke that thunders"). Views may be obscured by mist, but the experience is dramatic. Temperatures are warm (25-30°C) with occasional rain.
Yes, bridge tours are available including: Historical tours explaining construction, engineering tours, and bridge walks. Some include bungee jumping or bridge swinging. Tours typically cost $15-$30 and require booking in advance. Safety equipment is provided.
The bridge was built from both sides simultaneously, meeting perfectly in the middle. Construction took 14 months (1904-1905) using steel shipped from England. The arch was assembled on falsework and then dropped into place - a remarkable engineering feat for its time.
Victoria Falls Bridge was completed in 1905 as part of Cecil Rhodes' Cape to Cairo railway vision. It spans 198 meters across the Zambezi Gorge, 128 meters above the river. Designed by Sir Ralph Freeman, it's a steel arch bridge used for rail, road, and foot traffic.
Zimbabwe side weather: Similar to Zambia but slightly hotter in summer. January-March: 25-30°C with rain. April-June: 15-25°C, dry. July-September: 10-25°C, cool nights. October-December: 25-35°C, becoming rainy. The microclimate near the falls is always humid.
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