Zimbabwe · ZIMBABWE MULTI-DAY SAFARI TOURS
5 reviewed
Of the 5 zimbabwe multi-day safari tours covered on this site, these 5 are the ones to put money on. Prices, running times and the thing each one does better than the rest are all here.
5-day cross-border trip with Victoria Falls tours, a Zambezi sunset cruise, Livingstone highlights, and Chobe wildlife by boat and vehicle.
“The tour is very well organised and give the opportunity to see the highlights of the region. Special mention to the driver Simon who was coordinating everything perfectly!”
Two days camping in Chobe National Park from Victoria Falls, with a 3-hour river cruise, game drives, and all meals included.
“Loved it but went in wet season (January) and was ill prepared clothes wise. Got wet then cold so be prepared (ponchos are provided). Take a head lamp or torch - phone light insufficient. Take lots of small notes for tips as there’s a number of Read more”
A 5-day cross-country trip linking Victoria Falls, Chobe, and Impalila Island, with guided falls, safari cruises, and culture walks.
“This trip was perfect. We are a family of 4 with 2 small kids that have visited many countries. Long we have dreamed to visit Africa with them, but most of the safaris does not allow kids until a certain age. This tour allowed us go with kids, and Read more”
8 days of Botswana highlights and Victoria Falls: Chobe elephants, Elephant Sands, Makgadikgadi salt pans, and an Okavango camping safari.
“I'm writing this review seven months after our trip, as I like to let experiences settle and see how they age in my memory. I can confidently say that our 8-day adventure with Kalahari Breeze was nothing short of extraordinary. It exceeded our wilRead more”
5 days in Zimbabwe linking Victoria Falls and Hwange safari country, with a Zambezi sunset cruise, park time, and small-group service.
“We just got back from an incredible 6-day trip to Zimbabwe with African Beast Safaris, and it was beyond amazing! Simon, our guide and trip manager, made everything so easy and enjoyable. Despite some flight delays (which were bookRead more”
