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7-Day Tour to Victoria Falls, Chobe NP, Hwange NP & Matobo NP

7 days

Easy

Victoria Falls, Chobe National park, Hwange National Park and Matobo National Park
Join this week-long vacation to Zimbabwe and discover the breathtaking natural wonder of Victoria Falls while enjoying thrilling safaris in Chobe and Hwange National Parks. At Victoria Falls, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a variety of unforgettable activities—from traditional boma dinners and serene sunset cruises on the Zambezi River to up-close elephant interactions. Your journey continues to Matobo National Park, where the dramatic granite plateau has been shaped over time into striking balancing rock formations. The park is also a haven for wildlife, home to both black and white rhinos, as well as one of the world’s largest concentrations of black eagles.
What's included?
    • 4x4 safari vehicle for game drives
    • All national park entry fees
    • Hotel pickup and drop-off
    • Professional, live guides
    • Air-conditioned vehicle for transfers
    • All scheduled activities (unless marked as optional)
    • Drinking water provided daily
    • All road transport
    Exclusions
      • 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



      Please note

        Safari Packing & Travel Guidelines

        Clothing

        • Casual, comfortable clothing is suitable throughout the year.
        • Neutral/dull colors are best for game viewing.
        • T-shirts and safari trousers/jeans for cool mornings and evenings.
        • A fleece or warm sweater for early morning game drives.
        • A thin long-sleeve shirt is useful for sun protection.
        • During winter months (June–August), early mornings can be very cold – pack in layers to stay warm.

        Accessories & Essentials

        • A good pair of sunglasses.
        • Sunblock, a hat, and insect repellent.
        • Binoculars for game viewing.
        • A camera with extra charged batteries.

        Health & Medication

        • Bring any personal medication you may need.
        • A basic first aid kit will be available during the safari.
        • If you have recently traveled to a yellow fever area, ensure you have the required vaccination certificate.

        Travel Considerations

        • Please travel as light as possible – space on safari vehicles is limited.
        • Check the appropriate visa requirements for your nationality before traveling.

        Final Tip

        • Bring along your sense of humor and spirit of adventure – this is Africa!
        What to bring

          🧳 Essentials

          • Passport & visas(check requirements for each country you’ll visit)
          • Travel insurance documents
          • Vaccination certificates(yellow fever, COVID if still required, etc.)
          • Credit/debit cards & some cash (USD or EUR) – widely accepted in Africa
          • Copies of important documents(keep digital & paper copies separately)

          👕 Clothing

          • Lightweight, breathable clothes(cotton/linen, neutral colors for safari)
          • Long-sleeved shirts & trousers(for sun + insect protection)
          • Comfortable walking shoes/hiking boots
          • Sandals/flip-flops(for lodge/city/beach use)
          • Light jacket/fleece(early mornings & evenings can be cold, especially on safari)
          • Rain jacket/poncho(if traveling during rainy season)
          • Swimwear(for pools, beaches, or lodges with riverside views)
          • Hat with brim / cap(for sun protection)
          • Scarf/bandana(helps with dust on game drives)

          🌞 Health & Safety

          • Sunscreen(SPF 30+ recommended)
          • Insect repellent(with DEET or natural alternatives)
          • Hand sanitizer & wet wipes
          • Personal medication + basic first-aid kit
          • Rehydration salts(helpful in hot climates)
          • Malaria prophylaxis(depending on region – ask your doctor)

          📸 Electronics & Gear

          • Camera/binoculars(safari must-have!)
          • Smartphone + charger + power bank
          • Universal travel adapter(Africa uses mixed plug types)
          • Flashlight/headlamp(useful in lodges or rural areas)
          • Portable water bottle(ideally with filter)

          🧴 Toiletries

          • Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap/shampoo (travel-size is best)
          • Moisturizer & lip balm (air gets dry on safari)
          • Feminine hygiene products (can be hard to find in remote areas)

          🎒 Extras

          • Daypack(for hikes & daily excursions)
          • Travel pillow/blanket(for long drives or flights)
          • Notebook/journal(great for keeping safari notes)
          • Snacks(nuts, granola bars for long trips)