Lakes and Game
Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Accommodation: 
We head south from Nairobi across the Masai plains and cross the border at Namanga and cross into Tanzania, we arrive in Arusha late in the day.
Day 2: Accommodation:
In Arusha you can take a side trip to the Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater. The trip is camping for two nights in the parks amidst the animals. If you choose not to visit the park you can wander the markets in Arusha town.
Day 3: Accommodation:
Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater
Day 4: Accommodation:
Return to Arusha
Day 5: Accommodation:
We head towards the coast past Moshi town the capital city of the Chugga tribe. Skirting the base of snowy Mount Kilimanjaro we camp on the way.
Day 6: Accommodation:
We arrive in Dar es Salaam on the Indian Ocean coast
Day 7: Accommodation:
Zanzibar Island - From Dar es Salaam you can take the ferry to Zanzibar Island. Here is the old stone capital of the Omani Sultanate, sandy beaches, spice tours, snorkelling, diving and trips to other nearby islands.
Day 8: Accommodation:
Zanzibar is a fascinating place to visit and you can stay for 3 or 4 days to take it all in. Over a thousand years trade between Africa and Arabia has resulted in the blending of Arabs and Africans into a beautiful Swahili coastal culture with; wooden sailing dhows crossing the ocean, coconut plantations and fishing villages with mosques on the beaches.
Day 9: Accommodation:
Most people spend the first day in Zanzibar Town visiting Stone Town a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the old slave market , the spice growing areas, Jozani Forest with Red Colobus Monkeys and in the evening visit the seafood cafes and have dinner on the wharf.
Day 10: Accommodation:
Zanzibar Island – Nungwe beach resort on the north of the island has the most beautiful beaches in the world
Day 11: Accommodation:
Return to Dar es Salaam by ferry
Day 12: Accommodation:
South through Tanzania; our route takes us through Mikumi National Park where we may well see giraffe or elephant grazing beside the road.
Day 13: Accommodation:
The road from Dar es Salaam to Malawi is 850 kilometers long; through the southern highlands passing Baobab Valley, Iringa and Mbeya to the border of Malawi.
Day 14: Accommodation:
Crossing the border into Malawi, we reach the shores of its huge lake. We spend the night at Chitimba Beach Camp. The campsites and small resorts along Lake Malawi offer sandy beaches, swimming and snorkelling, water-skiing, horse riding or walking in the surrounding countryside. Markets sell carved Malawi chairs, tables and wood carvings.
Day 15: Accommodation:
We head south along the beach to Kande Beach resort – very relaxed and just the sort of beach place you need in Africa.
Days 16 + 17: Accommodation:
Kande Beach.
Day 18: Accommodation:
Leaving the beach we go inland to spend the night in the capital Lilongwe.
Day 19: Accommodation:
We cross the border into Zambia and head into the country along the Great North Road – sparsely settled country side with few people or villages for hundreds of miles.
Day 20: Accommodation:
South Luangwa National Park is well worth the visit; recent trips have seen; wild dogs, leopards, lions, and buffalo. We camp beside the park; from where you can game drive into the park. The road up to the park is dirt and the park been part of vast swamp system, so from January up to March as the road can be flooded we can’t get in until the water recedes and the road’s rebuilt and graded.
Day 21: Accommodation:
South Luangwa National Park.
Day 22: Accommodation:
We leave the park and continue to head west.
Day 23: Accommodation:
We reach Lusaka the capital of Zambia.
Day 24: Accommodation:
Victoria Falls - the Zambezi River plunges 100 metres down a mile wide chasm, creating one of the most incredible natural wonders of the world. The local name for the falls is 'Mosi-oa-Tunya' which means 'the smoke that thunders' and you'll soon find out why. When the river is in full flow, the falling water causes a huge roar and sends a cloud of spray up to 500 metres into the air.
We stay in Victoria Falls in Livingstone above the falls where there is so much to see and do. Adventure activities abound - you can bungee jump, white water raft, and go game-viewing on horse back. More sedate excursions include canoeing, light aircraft or helicopter flights over the Falls and the sunset cruise on the Zambezi. Though the Falls themselves are the main attraction and you can walk through the rain forest along the cliff opposite for an excellent view. Here you can walk with lion cubs.
Day 25: Accommodation:
Victoria Falls. The end of your trip.
NOTE:
Africa is an unpredictable continent. We do not have a fixed itinerary so please treat the information given as a guideline only. Although our information is written in good faith at the time of printing, our route may vary at any time due to weather, politics or road conditions.