Chobe National Park, Botswana

We set out early today, 07:30, for our adventure in Chobe National Park, considered one of the best game parks in Botswana. We travel to the border post (don’t forget your passport) and once through there we head to the Botswana entry gate, stopping en route to step on a sanitised mat to prevent Foot and Mouth disease entering the country. On arrival in Botswana we transfer to an open safari vehicle for the trip to Chobe National Park and for game viewing in the park. We are headed for the northern section of the park, where the Chobe RIver forms the border in the north. Our adventure begins with a river cruise into the park providing an opportunity to view the many waders and animals that frequent the river banks, as this is a major watering spot, particularly in the dry season. This area is know for its dense woodland, which has attracted herds of elephant resulting in a huge elephant population.

We take a welcome lunch break at the Chobe Game Lodge, where a buffet awaits us. A complimentary drink and tea or coffee is served with lunch.

Feeling revived we set out on our afternoon game drive. Apart from the many elephants we are sure to see, we can expect to see animal species, including buffalo, giraffe, kudu, roan and sable, impala, warthog, bushbuck, monkeys and baboons, along with the accompanying predators lion, leopard, hyena and jackal. Be sure to have your cameras ready and binoculars if you have them. It’s also advisable to have sunscreen and a hat for this 3 hour game drive in the hot, afternoon sun.

After our exciting day in Chobe we head back to Victoria Falls, through the border posts arriving at accommodation place around 18:00.

Mosi-O-Tunya Water falls

Guided Victoria Falls Tour

This morning the adventure continues with a guided tour of Vic Falls, lead by an experienced and knowledgeable local guide. We walk through lush rainforests on the Zambian side of Vic Falls visiting vantage points for spectacular views of this natural wonder. The walk takes us across Knife Edge Bridge and through the forest, hosting plant species rarely found in other parts of Zambia or Zimbabwe.

Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, is an awe-inspiring sight to behold, especially when the Zambezi water levels are high. Considered the largest waterfall in the world, the falls plummet 100m’s into the gorge below and span 1,5 km’s across. About 550 million litres of water flow over Vic Falls per minute.

The skilled guide explains the geology of Victoria Falls and tells you more about this epic waterfall as you walk.

Cultural Village Tour

Mukuni Village

A knowledgeable guide takes us on the village tour, which provides insight into the lives of local Zambians and their rich traditions. We visit Mukuni Village to see how the Leya people live and find out more about their unique history and customs.

See how locals build and decorate their huts, engage in small-scale farming and create African curios. A fascinating glimpse into the mix of modern and traditional living in Zambia.

Rhino Walk Safari

This morning we head for Rhino walk safari in the Mosi-o.tunya national park home to the white Rhinos. Along the safari will be able to see other animals such as Elephants, giraffes, Buffalos, impalas, hippos crocodiles along the riverside drive.

Afternoon we visit the Museum home to Dr David Livingstones history.

Fly DAY

We transfer you to the international airport in Livingstone for your onward flight, bringing this action-packed Livingstne Five Day Explore Adventure Tour to a close.