Victoria Falls is an awe-inspiring sight of beauty located on the Zambezi River, serving as the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The massive basalt cliffs over which the falls thunder transform the Zambezi from a calm river into rapids that carve their way through dramatic gorges. The falls have been designated as a National Park and World Heritage Site, and they are also one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, bungee jumping, and zip-lining at the falls. Additionally, there are more relaxed activities available, including sunset cruises, walking tours, and interactions with elephants.
Rising in the central Angolan highlands and east of the Kunene River is the Kwando River, forming the boundary between Namibia, Angola and Zambia. This river is the lifeblood of this region, and its fresh grasses support large herds of animals, most notably the Burchell's Zebra. Activities in the area include boat cruises, guided bushwalks and game drives. The surrounding land is pristine, largely uninhabited, and its beauty remains relatively undiscovered. Soak up the charm of the river nestled beneath a canopy of shady jackalberry trees, or listen to the sounds of the hippo's grunt as your boat sails past.
The Greater Moremi Area encompasses the Moremi Game Reserve and the neighboring Khwai Concession in Botswana. This diverse region features a rich mosaic of landscapes, including mopane woodlands, floodplains, lagoons, papyrus-lined rivers, and acacia forests, which support an incredible array of wildlife. At the heart of the region lies the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which brings life to this unique ecosystem through seasonal floods and diverse habitats. The Greater Moremi Area is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity, with thriving wildlife populations including the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino—along with countless other species such as African wild dogs, hippos, zebras, giraffes, and a stunning variety of birdlife. For safari enthusiasts, this area offers some of the most authentic and rewarding wildlife experiences in Africa, where the beauty of the delta and the abundance of wildlife come together to create a truly unforgettable adventure.
Savuti is a region within the Chobe National Park situated away from the central tourism hub at the Chobe Riverfront. Savuti Camp epitomizes the safari experience in Botswana. It is truly a unique way to enjoy one of Africa's most spectacular game viewing areas, from the exciting game viewing opportunities to the authentic, tented accommodation. The area is notable for its large population of bull elephants. It provides an opportunity to observe the unique interaction of the resident wildcat species. Expert guides will ensure that visitors leave with invaluable memories of the wildest Botswana.
The Chobe River Front in Botswana runs along the northernmost part of Chobe National Park. In addition to being the country's second-largest park, it offers spectacular game viewing all year round, as it is home to some of the largest wildlife populations in Africa. Lions, Leopards, Spotted Hyenas, and Cheetahs live here in high numbers. The park also hosts antelope species such as Sable, Puku, Tsessebe, Eland and the rare Chobe Bushbuck. A notable characteristic of the region is the massive concentration of elephants. In this park, there are the most significant surviving populations of elephants in the world.
