1. Accommodation

• 4 nights in carefully selected lodges 
• Options may range from mid-range lodges to luxury safari tents, depending on your package.

2. Meals

• Daily breakfast included at all lodges.

3. Transfers & Transport

• Airport pickups and drop-offs at Victoria Falls or Kasane Airport.
• Road transfers between countries (Zimbabwe → Zambia → Botswana → Namibia).
• All transfers in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles with professional drivers/guides.
• Border crossings handled with assistance from guides.

4. Activities & Excursions

• Victoria Falls Tour (Zimbabwe & Zambia sides)
  Guided walks along both sides of the falls.
  Opportunities for photos at iconic viewpoints.
• Chobe National Park Safari (Botswana)
  Morning and/or afternoon game drives.
  Wildlife viewing including elephants, lions, buffalo, and antelopes.
  Optional river cruise along Chobe River for birdwatching and wildlife photography.
• Cultural Experience on Impalila Island (Namibia)
  Village visit and interaction with local communities.
  Insights into traditional Namibian culture and daily life.

5. Guides & Services

• Professional multilingual guides in each country.
• Safari rangers and local cultural guides on Impalila Island.
• Tea/coffee and light refreshments during game drives and river cruises.

6. Park & Entry Fees

• Entrance fees for all national parks visited:
  Victoria Falls National Park (Zimbabwe & Zambia)
  Chobe National Park (Botswana)
  Any local cultural or community fees on Impalila Island

7. Safety & Support

• 24/7 support during the tour.
• First aid kits and safety briefings before activities.
• Luggage handling during transfers and safaris.

• Visas and related costs
• Drinks, tips, laundry, telephone calls and other items of a personal nature
• International flights and arrival and departure taxes
• Meals not listed on the itinerary
• Travel and personal accident insurance

1. Travel Documents & Visa

• Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry.
• Visas: Check requirements for each country (Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia). Some travelers may qualify for a universal KAZA visa covering Zimbabwe and Zambia.

2. Border Crossings

• Multiple international border crossings (Zimbabwe ↔ Zambia, Zimbabwe ↔ Botswana, Botswana ↔ Namibia).
• Allow extra time at border posts; queues may vary.
• Bring multiple passport photos and local currency (optional for border fees).

6. Clothing & Gear

• Lightweight, neutral-colored clothing for safaris.
• Warm layers for early morning game drives.
• Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots.
• Sunhat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and binoculars.
• Camera with extra memory and battery.

7. Activities & Fitness

• Game drives, river cruises, and guided walks may require moderate physical fitness.
• Some tours involve early mornings(4:30–6:00 am pickups) 

8. Currency & Payments

• Each country has its local currency:
  Zimbabwe: USD/ZWL
  Zambia: ZMW
  Botswana: BWP
  Namibia: NAD (ZAR widely accepted)
• Some lodges accept cards; cash for tips and small purchases is advised.

9. Photography & Wildlife Etiquette

• Keep a safe distance from wildlife.
• Avoid flash photography near animals.
• Respect local communities’ privacy and customs during village visits.

Clothing

• Comfortable sneakers/sandals/walking shoes – for exploring Victoria Falls rainforest & game activities.
• Flip-flops/slip-ons – ideal for the pool, hotel, or light activities.
• Wide-brimmed hat and/or cap – sun protection is essential.
• Shorts/cut-offs – for daytime wear.
• Sleeveless cotton shirts / T-shirts – breathable fabrics for hot weather.
• Earth-toned clothing – best for safari (helps blend in and stay cool).
• Jeans/pants/trousers & long-sleeve cotton shirts – evenings & mosquito protection.
• Loose-fitting pants (like harem style) – comfort around the hotel.
• Sarong – versatile (pool, cover-up, or casual wear).
• Bandana or Buff – for dust, sun, or style.
• Swimsuit / bathing suit.
• Underwear.
• Socks – especially important in mosquito-prone areas.
• Winter (May–August): Fleece/jacket, gloves, scarf, woolen hat – mornings & evenings can get cold on safari.
• Summer (September–April): Light windproof jacket & a jersey for cooler evenings.

Additional Essentials

• Toiletries (travel-size recommended).
• Sunscreen – high SPF.
• Insect repellent – strong formula (DEET or natural alternatives).
• Plug adapter (many places now have universal sockets, but bring one just in case).
• Power bank / power pack – for charging electronics on the go.
• Small torch/flashlight – useful at night in lodges/camps.
• Sunglasses – UV protection for the intense African sun.
• Reusable water bottle – eco-friendly option (can refill at water stations).
• Oral rehydration salts or electrolyte sachets – important in hot weather to replace minerals lost through sweat.