African Insight (Nord)

Kurztour von Johannesburg zu den Victoria Wasserfällen mit Safari im Krüger und Matobo Nationalpark

Pirschfahrt im Krüger Nationalpark
Shangaan Kulturerlebnis
Matobo Nationalpark
Livingstone & Victoria Wasserfälle

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Leistungen
Reiseverlauf
Termine & Preise
Zusatzinformationen

7 Tage Sambia · Simbabwe · Südafrika

Nationalparks Safari Camping

Reise-Nr.: 153C10001
Internationale Gruppenreise
Teilnehmer (min./max.): 4-16
Alter (von/bis): 18 - 45 Jahre
Hinweis zur Mindestteilnehmerzahl

ab 987 € %-Aktion zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
Local Payment Anfragen oder buchen

Erlebe bei dieser Overlandtour von Pretoria nach Victoria Falls spannende Pirschfahrten mit Beobachtung der Big Five im südafrikanischen Krüger Nationalpark und dem landschaftlich vielfältigen sowie tierreichen Matobo Nationalpark in Simbabwe. Bei zahlreichen Aktivitäten kannst du die Natur und Tierwelt erleben. Eine Vielzahl an Abenteuer-Ausflügen können an den Victoria Fällen unternommen werden. Bewundere die donnernden Wasserfälle, die eines der Sieben Weltwunder der Natur sind.

1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark
2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark
3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise
4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe
5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark
6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia
7. Tag: Livingstone

Leistungen enthalten

Overlandtour lt. Programm
Transport in voll ausgerüstetem Overland-Truck
Komplette Camping- und Kochausrüstung (außer Schlafsack)
Ausflüge, Aktivitäten und Besichtigungen gemäß Reiseverlauf
Pirschfahrten im Krüger Nationalpark im offenen Safari-Fahrzeug mit lokalem Guide
Shangaan Cultural Evening
Pirschfahrt im offenen Safarifahrzeug und Wilderness Walk mit lokalem Guide im Matobo Nationalpark
Eintrittsgebühr Victoria Falls Nationalpark

Leistungen nicht enthalten

Nicht genannte Mahlzeiten und Getränke
Optionale Ausflüge und Aktivitäten
Persönliche Ausgaben, Trinkgelder

Unterbringung

6x Campingplatz

Die Übernachtung auf den Campingplätzen erfolgt in großen 2-Personen-Kuppelzelten mit Überzelt, eingenähtem Boden, Eingang mit Insektenschutzgitter und Schaumstoffmatratzen. Wir verwenden hauptsächlich Campingplätze, die in der Regel vernünftige Wasch-und Duschmöglichkeiten, Strom und möglichst auch einen kleinen Laden, Bar und Swimmingpool bieten. Die Austattung der Campingplätze ist unterschiedlich und hängt von der besuchten Region ab.

Verpflegung

6x Frühstück, 4x Mittagessen, 5x Abendessen
Das Kochen wird zusammen vom Tourguide und den Teilnehmern übernommen. Es sind 3 herzhafte Mahlzeiten pro Tag mit eingeschlossen (sofern nicht anders angegeben). Der Guide vollbringt wahre Wunder auf dem Campingkocher! Jeder Teilnehmer hilft bei der Zubereitung der Mahlzeit mit. Vegetarier können problemlos verköstigt werden und werden von unseren Kochkünsten begeistert sein. Bei Bedarf können spezielle Ernährungs- und Diätanforderungen berücksichtigt werden. Diese sollten jedoch frühzeitig angemeldet werden.

Tourbegleitung

2 erfahrene englischsprachige Tourbegleiter (geschulter Fahrer und Reiseleiter)

Transportarten

Overland-Truck, Spezial-Safarifahrzeug

Zusätzliche Übernachtungen

Pretoria
Court Classique Suite Hotel
Verpflegung: Frühstück
Doppelzimmer: 41 EUR p.P.
Einzelzimmer: 70 EUR

Livingstone
The Vic Falls Waterfront
Verpflegung: Frühstück
Village Tent (Doppel): 27 EUR p.P. (Jan - Jun), 30 EUR p.P. (Jul - Dez)
Village Tent (Einzel): 38 EUR (Jan - Jun), 40 EUR (Jul - Dez)
Standard Doppelzimmer: 84 EUR p.P. (Jan - Jun), 107 EUR p.P. (Jul - Dez)
Standard Einzelzimmer: 129 EUR (Jan - Jun), 160 EUR (Jul - Dez)

Flughafentransfer

Livingstone
33 EUR p.P.
17 EUR p.P. (bei 2 Pers.)

Pretoria
57 EUR pro Fahrzeug (1-3 Pers.)
84 EUR pro Fahrzeug (4-7 Pers.)

Optionale Ausflüge / Zusatzleistungen

Livingstone
Bungee jumping USD160
Abseil (ganztägig) USD190
Mosi Oa Tunya Nationalpark Fußpirsch USD110
Chief Mukumi Dorfour USD50
Gorge swing USD95
Jet boat auf dem Sambesi und Cable car ab USD215
Halbtägige Kanusafari USD110
Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
Full day White Water Rafting USD180
Helikopter/ Microlight Flüge ab USD185
Halbtägige Angeltour USD145
Bridge Tour USD65

Matobo Nationalpark
Upgrade zur ganztägigen Geschichts- und Dorftour USD55

Krüger Nationalpark
Nächtliche Pirschfahrt USD60

Bitte beachte, dass sich die Preise jederzeit ändern können.

1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark

From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.

This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.

Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km

Unterkunft: Numbi Camp

Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen

2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark

Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.

Optional Activities:
Kruger Night Game Drive USD60

Unterkunft: Numbi Camp

Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen

3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise

Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.

Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km

Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort

Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen

4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe

After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.

Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km

Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise

Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen

5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark

Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.

Optional Activities:
Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.

Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise

Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen

6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia

Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.

But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
- at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!

N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.

Optional Activities:
Bungee jumping USD160
Full Day Abseil USD190
Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
Gorge Swing USD95
Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
Half Day Canoe USD115
Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
Half Day Fishing US$145
Bridge Tour USD65

Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km

Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront

Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück

7. Tag: Livingstone

After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.

Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück

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Dezember 2023
- Do, 07.12.2023 - Mi, 13.12.2023 Termindetails öffnen Ausgebucht 1.315 € 987 € -25% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 07.12.2023 - 13.12.2023
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (07.12.2023)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (08.12.2023)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (09.12.2023)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (10.12.2023)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (11.12.2023)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (12.12.2023)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (13.12.2023)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 21.12.2023 - Mi, 27.12.2023 Termindetails öffnen Ausgebucht 1.315 € 987 € -25% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
  Local Payment
  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 987 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 987 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 21.12.2023 - 27.12.2023
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (21.12.2023)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (22.12.2023)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (23.12.2023)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (24.12.2023)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (25.12.2023)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (26.12.2023)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (27.12.2023)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Januar 2024
- Do, 04.01.2024 - Mi, 10.01.2024 Termindetails öffnen Ausgebucht 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 04.01.2024 - 10.01.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (04.01.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (05.01.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (06.01.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (07.01.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (08.01.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (09.01.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (10.01.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 18.01.2024 - Mi, 24.01.2024 Termindetails öffnen Ausgebucht 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 18.01.2024 - 24.01.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (18.01.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (19.01.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (20.01.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (21.01.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (22.01.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (23.01.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (24.01.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Februar 2024
- Do, 01.02.2024 - Mi, 07.02.2024 Termindetails öffnen Ausgebucht 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 01.02.2024 - 07.02.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (01.02.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (02.02.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (03.02.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (04.02.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (05.02.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (06.02.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (07.02.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 15.02.2024 - Mi, 21.02.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 15.02.2024 - 21.02.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (15.02.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (16.02.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (17.02.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (18.02.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (19.02.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (20.02.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (21.02.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 29.02.2024 - Mi, 06.03.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 29.02.2024 - 06.03.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (29.02.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (01.03.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (02.03.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (03.03.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (04.03.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (05.03.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (06.03.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
März 2024
- Do, 14.03.2024 - Mi, 20.03.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 14.03.2024 - 20.03.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (14.03.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (15.03.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (16.03.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (17.03.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (18.03.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (19.03.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (20.03.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 28.03.2024 - Mi, 03.04.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 28.03.2024 - 03.04.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (28.03.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (29.03.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (30.03.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (31.03.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (01.04.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (02.04.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (03.04.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
April 2024
- Do, 11.04.2024 - Mi, 17.04.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 11.04.2024 - 17.04.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (11.04.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (12.04.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (13.04.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (14.04.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (15.04.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (16.04.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (17.04.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 25.04.2024 - Mi, 01.05.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 25.04.2024 - 01.05.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (25.04.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (26.04.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (27.04.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (28.04.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (29.04.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (30.04.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (01.05.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Mai 2024
- Do, 09.05.2024 - Mi, 15.05.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 09.05.2024 - 15.05.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (09.05.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (10.05.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (11.05.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (12.05.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (13.05.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (14.05.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (15.05.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 23.05.2024 - Mi, 29.05.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 23.05.2024 - 29.05.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (23.05.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (24.05.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (25.05.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (26.05.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (27.05.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (28.05.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (29.05.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Juni 2024
- Do, 06.06.2024 - Mi, 12.06.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 06.06.2024 - 12.06.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (06.06.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (07.06.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (08.06.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (09.06.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (10.06.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (11.06.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (12.06.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 20.06.2024 - Mi, 26.06.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 20.06.2024 - 26.06.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (20.06.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (21.06.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (22.06.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (23.06.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (24.06.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (25.06.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (26.06.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Juli 2024
- Do, 04.07.2024 - Mi, 10.07.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 04.07.2024 - 10.07.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (04.07.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (05.07.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (06.07.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (07.07.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (08.07.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (09.07.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (10.07.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 18.07.2024 - Mi, 24.07.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 18.07.2024 - 24.07.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (18.07.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (19.07.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (20.07.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (21.07.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (22.07.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (23.07.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (24.07.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
August 2024
- Do, 01.08.2024 - Mi, 07.08.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 01.08.2024 - 07.08.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (01.08.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (02.08.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (03.08.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (04.08.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (05.08.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (06.08.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (07.08.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 15.08.2024 - Mi, 21.08.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
  Local Payment
  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 15.08.2024 - 21.08.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (15.08.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (16.08.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (17.08.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (18.08.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (19.08.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (20.08.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (21.08.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 29.08.2024 - Mi, 04.09.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 29.08.2024 - 04.09.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (29.08.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (30.08.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (31.08.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (01.09.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (02.09.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (03.09.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (04.09.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
September 2024
- Do, 12.09.2024 - Mi, 18.09.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 12.09.2024 - 18.09.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (12.09.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (13.09.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (14.09.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (15.09.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (16.09.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (17.09.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (18.09.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 26.09.2024 - Mi, 02.10.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze Start garantiert 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Termindetails öffnen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 26.09.2024 - 02.10.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (26.09.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (27.09.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (28.09.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (29.09.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (30.09.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (01.10.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (02.10.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Oktober 2024
- Do, 10.10.2024 - Mi, 16.10.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 10.10.2024 - 16.10.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (10.10.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (11.10.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (12.10.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (13.10.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (14.10.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (15.10.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (16.10.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 24.10.2024 - Mi, 30.10.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 24.10.2024 - 30.10.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (24.10.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (25.10.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (26.10.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (27.10.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (28.10.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (29.10.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (30.10.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
November 2024
- Do, 07.11.2024 - Mi, 13.11.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 07.11.2024 - 13.11.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (07.11.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (08.11.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (09.11.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (10.11.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (11.11.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (12.11.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (13.11.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
- Do, 21.11.2024 - Mi, 27.11.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  anfragen buchen
  
  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 21.11.2024 - 27.11.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (21.11.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (22.11.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (23.11.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (24.11.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (25.11.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (26.11.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (27.11.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
Dezember 2024
- Do, 05.12.2024 - Mi, 11.12.2024 Termindetails öffnen Freie Plätze 1.315 € 1.066 € -19% zzgl. 100 $ (ca. 92 €)
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  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
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  Unterbringung:
  
  2-Personen-Zelt — 1.066 €
  Reiseverlauf zu diesem Termin
  
  African Insight (Nord)
  Termin: 05.12.2024 - 11.12.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (05.12.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (06.12.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (07.12.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (08.12.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (09.12.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (10.12.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (11.12.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
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  Termin: 19.12.2024 - 25.12.2024
  
  1. Tag: Pretoria - Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (19.12.2024)
  
  From Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, we travel via the panoramic region of Mpumalanga with its beautiful scenery and dramatic escarpment views, to South Africa’s famed national park – Kruger. Fences between the National Park and surrounding private reserves were removed several years ago to form Greater Kruger, an area of some 24000 sq km. Wildlife is free to roam the whole enormous area and it has become incredibly diverse in both fauna and flora. From the dwarf mongoose to the famed ‘Big Five’, almost every major African mammal (148 species) is present. There is also prolific birdlife (over 505 species) and over 330 varieties of trees.
  
  This evening we enjoy Shangaan tribal dancing and singing around the fire.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 380 km
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Abendessen
  
  2. Tag: Hazyview - Krüger Nationalpark (20.12.2024)
  
  Waking early, we board our 4x4 game viewing vehicles with a resident guide for an intense but rewarding day in Kruger National Park. The impressive atmosphere of the park enables you to see why it is held in such high esteem amongst visitors from all over the world. We game drive in the morning and afternoon in search for the abundance of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion together with a high density of other mammals and diverse bird species such as eagles, hornbills, vultures and bee eaters. We break during the middle of the day to enjoy the peace of the rest camp and wait out the hottest part of the day (when wildlife is usually less active). We then continue our game drive through the park exiting in the late afternoon and continue to our accommodation for the night.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Kruger Night Game Drive USD60
  
  Unterkunft: Numbi Camp
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  3. Tag: Hazyview, Greater Kruger - Tshipise (21.12.2024)
  
  Leaving Greater Kruger, we travel north through South Africa’s lush countryside to Tshipise, a town situated in the northern Limpopo province. Our campsite is located at Forever Resorts at the foot of one of Limpopo’s rolling koppies set adjacent the Honnet Nature Reserve. There are hot springs in the resort offering a variety of swimming pools to enjoy. The area is surrounded by dense woodland comprising of Mopani, Red Bushwillow, Jakkalsbessie trees – and the third largest Baobab tree in South Africa.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 7 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Forever Resort
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  4. Tag: Tshipise - Bulawayo, Simbabwe (22.12.2024)
  
  After a refreshing night’s sleep we make our way across the border to Zimbabwe and on to Bulawayo, a pleasant city with broad tree lined avenues and wide open spaces. On arrival we stop for supplies before heading to our campsite. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the surrounds at leisure.
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 400 km
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  5. Tag: Matobo Nationalpark (23.12.2024)
  
  Matobo National Park is located a short distance outside Bulawayo and knowledgeable guides will take us to this very impressive park. The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are the site of numerous Bushman paintings and the area holds a special cultural and spiritual importance to the indigenous people here. The reserve has the largest concentration of Black and White Rhino in Africa and, provided conditions are right, our guides will lead us on foot to some of the more concealed places in search of these magnificent animals. The park also has the densest population of leopard and black eagle in the world and we keep our eyes peeled high and low for these creatures. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Upgrade to full day tour including Historical Tour and Village Tour USD55
  Optional Full Day: The wind-sculptured Matobo Hills are home to numerous Bushman paintings of which we get to visit on this optional full day tour. The hills are also home to the grave site of Cecil John Rhodes who chose this as his burial place owing to the intense natural beauty and startling views from the hills. His grave can be visited at World’s View - a place of continual debate owing to his involvement in claiming the land and its people for Queen & Country in colonial times.
  
  Unterkunft: Burke's Paradise
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück, 1x Mittagessen, 1x Abendessen
  
  6. Tag: Bulawayo - Livingstone, Sambia (24.12.2024)
  
  Moving on from Bulawayo we continue north, and pass through the town of Victoria Falls, before crossing the border into Zambia, we travel the short distance to the Waterfront Resort campsite a few kilometres from Livingstone. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, the Waterfront has a restaurant and small deck/terrace overlooking the river and is a base and booking point for the numerous optional activities available in the area. Staff will give a full briefing on what can be booked (typically including rafting, canoeing, bungee, abseiling, gorge swinging, horse riding, scenic flights and river cruises). Choose your activity at leisure, if time allows or else simply relax and enjoy the mighty Zambezi as it flows past your vantage point.
  
  But whatever you do, don’t leave Africa without seeing the Victoria Falls themselves! A visit to the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park is included in your tour – be sure not to miss it
  - at over a mile wide and some 100 metres deep the Falls at high water form the largest curtain of falling water in the world with spray visible from 20 kilometres away (hence the local name Mosi Oa Tunya, or ‘Smoke that Thunders’). At low water the Zambezi dries so much that it is possible to walk out onto the river bed itself!
  
  N.B: For the sake of practicality, meals in Livingstone/Victoria Falls area are restricted to breakfasts. This allows you to enjoy the optional activities without having to be back with the group at mealtimes. The Waterfront camp restaurant overlooks the Zambezi River and offers a selection of simple and reasonably priced meals and snacks throughout the day (allow USD15-30 per meal). Relax and enjoy at your own leisure, or alternatively, take a taxi into Livingstone to try local fare.
  
  Optional Activities:
  Bungee jumping USD160
  Full Day Abseil USD190
  Mosi Oa Tunya National Park Game Walk USD110
  Chief Mukumi Village Tour USD50
  Gorge Swing USD95
  Zambezi Jet Boat & Cable Car USD215
  Half Day Canoe USD115
  Zambezi Sunset Cruise USD70
  Full Day White-water Rafting USD180
  Helicopter/Microlight Flights from USD195
  Half Day Fishing US$145
  Bridge Tour USD65
  
  Fahrzeit: ca. 10 Std.
  Fahrstrecke: ca. 450 km
  
  Unterkunft: Campingplatz beim Victoria Falls Waterfront
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück
  
  7. Tag: Livingstone (25.12.2024)
  
  After breakfast is when your tour ends with us, however most people spend the day (and following days) taking the numerous opportunities available to explore and enjoy what this magnificent destination has on offer. The Zambezi boasts one of the world’s highest rated rivers for pure white river rafting through its many challenging rapids. Alternative options include the David Livingstone museum that is easily accessible and provides in-depth historical insight dating back including the discovery of the falls; or explore the colonial town on foot and visit the local trading markets. From game walks, cultural interaction, Micro-light flight or white-water rafting to name a few, Livingstone will capture and fulfil your imagination, validating the myths of the African spirit.
  
  Verpflegung: 1x Frühstück

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Fahrzeug und Ausrüstung
Die Overlandtrucks sind speziell für die Straßenverhältnisse in Afrika entworfen und von robuster Bauart. Die Trucks sind mit großen Fenstern und 24 vorwärts ausgerichteten Sitzen ausgestattet, so dass Sie nichts von der atemberaubenden Landschaft oder den Tieren verpassen. Die Trucks verfügen weiterhin über Tische, Steckdosen zum Anschließen und Aufladen von Laptops, Kameras und MP3-Playern, Gefrierschrank, Wassertank, Bibliothek, Spiele, I-pod Anschluss und private Schließfächer mit 70-Liter Volumen. Die Campingausrüstung umfasst Campingstühle mit Rückenlehne, Campingtische, eine umfangreiche Küchenausstattung sowie große Kuppelzelte und komfortable Schaumstoffmatten.

Tourbesprechung
Das Vortreffen findet am Abend VOR dem Tourbeginn um 18 Uhr im Tourhotel in Pretoria statt. Bitte reise daher mindestens einen Tag vor Beginn der Tour in Pretoria an. Die Abfahrt in Johannesburg ist am Tag 1 um 07:00 Uhr morgens.