Safari &

One Zimbabwe, Two Distinct Experiences

Begin at the edge of one of the world's greatest natural wonders — Victoria Falls, known as Mosi-oa-Tunya, the smoke that thunders. Three nights at Insika Lodge put you at the doorstep of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, then a scenic charter flight carries you into the heart of Hwange National Park — Zimbabwe's largest game reserve, famed for its extraordinary elephant herds. Four nights at Iganyana Tented Camp place you deep in the wilderness where few roads and even fewer visitors venture.

The Falls, The River, The Wild Heart of Africa

Few journeys in southern Africa offer this kind of contrast without ever feeling disjointed. Three nights in Livingstone put you at the edge of Victoria Falls from the Zambian bank — intimate paths, white rhino on foot, a candlelit dinner on the Royal Livingstone Express. Then the road crosses into Botswana, and Chobe National Park opens up — quieter and more expansive, where the game comes to the river and the days are shaped by boat cruises and long drives deep into the park.

The River Leads. The Wild Waits.

Most safaris take you across borders. This one takes you deeper into a single country — following the Zambezi from its most famous moment to one of its most untouched. Three nights in Livingstone for the Falls, white rhino on foot, and the Royal Livingstone Express at dusk. Then a charter flight carries you east to Royal Zambezi Lodge — four nights on a private concession in one of Africa's least-visited national parks, where wide floodplains meet a dramatic escarpment and lion and leopard move through the jesse bush.