Day 1 ARRIVE NAIROBI
Welcome to Kenya. On arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The evening is at leisure.
Luxury and comfort that's what describes Emara Ole- Sereni. We take pride in introducing ourselves as the best Five-star hotels in Nairobi, Kenya offering serene views with warm hospitality. Located just off Mombasa road, near Nairobi National Park, our hotel enjoys proximity to JKIA (12km), Wilson Airport (6km) and City Centre (10km). Our hotel is a perfect blend of service excellence, quality accommodation and quintessential conference facility.
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Day 2 NAIROBI-LAKE NAIVASHA | Meals: BLD
This morning, transfer to Wilson airport for the scheduled flight to Loldia Airstrip in the Great Rift Valley. Lodge vehicles are on hand to take you to the lodge arriving in time for lunch on the lawn overlooking Mt Longonot. Afternoon at leisure on the farm, witnessing the prolific variety of birdlife on the lake and the lake shore. Dinner in the traditional dining room.
At Loldia House you?ll experience the life of Kenya?s early settlers, the pioneers who cleared the forests and first farmed the rich highlands.
Loldia ranch was established by a family who trekked by ox-wagon from South Africa a century ago. Today their descendants still own the land. The original farmhouse is managed for visitors by Governors? Camps. It?s an ideal spot to relax, taste the pleasures of Kenyan country life and explore the Great Rift Valley.
Loldia House, built in the Second World War, nestles under ancient Acacia trees. Lush lawns run down to the shores of Lake Naivasha, the Great Rift Valley?s highest and purest lake. Indigenous plants and flowers fill the gardens.
There are beautiful views of the dormant volcano, Mount Longonot. Wild animals roam free on the farm. Small antelope wander through the gardens. In the evenings hippo munch quietly by the waterside.
We?ve kept the original character of the house: comfy chairs surround a huge fireplace; paintings by an artist who lives on the farm hang on the walls; a deep and shady veranda to relax on and sunbeds in the garden.
In the main house there?s a choice of four en-suite double rooms, with original furniture. And three more rooms in the specially-built Loldia cottage which has it?s own sitting-room, fire and panoramic lake-views.
Mouth-watering meals, with fish and shrimp from the lake, are served under the trees or in the old dining room. Britain?s Country Life Magazine even described Loldia?s manager as "probably the best butler in the world".
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Day 3 LAKE NAIVASHA | Meals: BLD
After an early breakfast, drive to Lake Nakuru National Park. Morning game drive around Lake Nakuru, famous for its abundance of flamingos and large variety of water birds. Lake Nakuru is also one of Kenya's Rhino Sanctuaries and large numbers of Rhinos are regularly seen, along with good sightings of Leopard. Lunch is served under the Acacia trees overlooking the lake. Return to Loldia later this afternoon.
At Loldia House you?ll experience the life of Kenya?s early settlers, the pioneers who cleared the forests and first farmed the rich highlands.
Loldia ranch was established by a family who trekked by ox-wagon from South Africa a century ago. Today their descendants still own the land. The original farmhouse is managed for visitors by Governors? Camps. It?s an ideal spot to relax, taste the pleasures of Kenyan country life and explore the Great Rift Valley.
Loldia House, built in the Second World War, nestles under ancient Acacia trees. Lush lawns run down to the shores of Lake Naivasha, the Great Rift Valley?s highest and purest lake. Indigenous plants and flowers fill the gardens.
There are beautiful views of the dormant volcano, Mount Longonot. Wild animals roam free on the farm. Small antelope wander through the gardens. In the evenings hippo munch quietly by the waterside.
We?ve kept the original character of the house: comfy chairs surround a huge fireplace; paintings by an artist who lives on the farm hang on the walls; a deep and shady veranda to relax on and sunbeds in the garden.
In the main house there?s a choice of four en-suite double rooms, with original furniture. And three more rooms in the specially-built Loldia cottage which has it?s own sitting-room, fire and panoramic lake-views.
Mouth-watering meals, with fish and shrimp from the lake, are served under the trees or in the old dining room. Britain?s Country Life Magazine even described Loldia?s manager as "probably the best butler in the world".
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Day 4 LAKE NAIVASHA-MASAI MARA | Meals: BLD
Breakfast IS served on the lawns of Loldia House. After breakfast you will be transferred to the Loldia airstrip for the light aircraft flight to the Masai Mara. Enjoy a short game drive en route to the camp. Settle into camp, lunch in camp, after lunch relax in camp and then head out on afternoon game drive to explore Masai Mara National Reserve. Return to the camp around sundown - time to freshen up and enjoy pre-dinner drinks around the campfire.
The setting is magical. So much so that almost a century ago it was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya’s colonial Governors and their royal visitors. Now Governors’ Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it’s waters teeming with hippo and crocodile.
Some of the 38 tents line the riverbank, with uninterrupted views over the Mara River, others have views across the sweeping plains. Created in 1972 Governors’ Camp set new standards in luxury for a tented camp. Today it’s still Africa’s best. Everything is under canvas, all tents have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets.
Each morning a breakfast feast is prepared over blazing coals: mountains of bacon, eggs the way you like them, fresh milk flown-in daily, hot-baked croissants, exotic fruits, and freshly-brewed Kenya coffee.
Lunch, like breakfast is a buffet, this time roast meats hot and cold, fresh salads and delicious desserts. Both meals are served on the shady riverbank with views across the Mara’s plains.
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Day 5 & 6 MASAI MARA | Meals: BLD
For the next two days, explore the Mara on your three daily game drives. Set out early in the morning for game viewing at dawn, returning to the camp for breakfast and a short siesta. A midday game drive returns before lunch and a later afternoon game drive returns just in time for sundowners.
Because of the Mara's varied landscape (from forests to open plains), it supports a great variety of wildlife. You will almost certainly see the Big Five here - can you name them? (They are lion, buffalo, elephant, leopard and rhino.) Did you know that the name "Big Five" is not based on the size of the animals, but rather goes back to the early hunting days, when these five animals were the most prized for hunters? You will also see an abundance of plains game, among them wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, topi and gazelle. Can you tell the difference between a Masai giraffe and a reticulated giraffe? (The markings of a Masai giraffe are muted, so that the lines almost appear to run together, while the reticulated giraffe markings are very distinct, almost forming individual boxes.)
Bird-lovers take note --the Mara is also a haven for a wide variety of birds -- almost 500 species have been recorded. Be on the lookout for eagles -- over 16 species may be found, as well as six species of vultures, 8 of stork, 4 of bustard (including the Kori bustard) and nine species of sunbird. Frequently spotted is the exquisite lilac-breasted roller.
The setting is magical. So much so that almost a century ago it was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya’s colonial Governors and their royal visitors. Now Governors’ Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it’s waters teeming with hippo and crocodile.
Some of the 38 tents line the riverbank, with uninterrupted views over the Mara River, others have views across the sweeping plains. Created in 1972 Governors’ Camp set new standards in luxury for a tented camp. Today it’s still Africa’s best. Everything is under canvas, all tents have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets.
Each morning a breakfast feast is prepared over blazing coals: mountains of bacon, eggs the way you like them, fresh milk flown-in daily, hot-baked croissants, exotic fruits, and freshly-brewed Kenya coffee.
Lunch, like breakfast is a buffet, this time roast meats hot and cold, fresh salads and delicious desserts. Both meals are served on the shady riverbank with views across the Mara’s plains.
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Day 7 MASAI MARA-NAIROBI | Meals: BL
Fly back to Nairobi this morning. Stop for lunch before a visit to the Karen Blixen Museum provides time to walk the grounds and picture life in the days the famous author of "Out of Africa" lived here. As you walk through the home and stroll the grounds, you might see some replicas that appeared in the famous movie, "Out of Africa".
Then it's on to feed the giraffes at the Giraffe Center. Originally founded in 1979 by the late Jock Leslie-Melvile (a Kenyan of British descent) and his wife the late Betty Leslie Melvile (an American), the center is now called the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife Kenya with a goal of becoming the leading wildlife conservation education organization for the youth of Kenya. At the Giraffe Center you will have an opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the giraffes by feeding them from a specially built elevated platform. When the giraffes hear the familiar sound of pellets being poured, they will quickly stick their head in to be first in line. Watch out, those long tongues are quick to grab a pellet!
Continue to the Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport hotel where you spend the night.
Day 8 NAIROBI-LIVINGSTONE-VICTORIA FALLS | Meals: B
Take the hotel shuttle on the very short ride to the airport terminals for your early morning flight to Livingstone, Zambia. Your transfer will be waiting to take you across the border into Zimbabwe and the iconic Victoria Falls Hotel, your home for the next three nights. Spend the day at leisure, enjoying the amenities at the hotel. You might want to take a stroll on the hotel's private path to the Falls.
Later this afternoon, enjoy a relaxing cruise on the Zambezi river.
ACCOMMODATIONS The design of the rooms is modern and open, giving a sense of abundant space. Coupled with uninterrupted views of bushveld and sunset, you will feel completely removed from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Each room has:
FACILITIES Victoria Falls Safari Club is proud to provide our guests with first class amenities and facilities, which include the following:
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Day 9 CHOBE DAY EXCURSION | Meals: BL
An exciting day awaits as you travel to Chobe National Park for game viewing by land and by water. Your first game sighting is from The Chobe River, teaming with animals, game viewing from the relaxing vantage point of a boat. You're on the mighty Chobe River which flows through the renowned Chobe National Park providing a haven for herds of grazing animals and bird life. Just sit back, relax, and keep those binoculars handy. When we disembark, we join our open safari vehicle for a drive through the Chobe Game Reserve with the chance of seeing more wildlife and birdlife, and a delicious lunch at a lodge awaiting us. Return to Victoria Falls later today.
ACCOMMODATIONS The design of the rooms is modern and open, giving a sense of abundant space. Coupled with uninterrupted views of bushveld and sunset, you will feel completely removed from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Each room has:
FACILITIES Victoria Falls Safari Club is proud to provide our guests with first class amenities and facilities, which include the following:
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Day 10 VICTORIA FALLS | Meals: B
An exciting day begins with a visit to the "smoke that thunders", amazing Victoria Falls. Stop at various lookout points to try and take that perfect photo - but watch out for the spray from the Falls. You will quickly see what this is one of the seven Natural Wonders of the World. Your walking tour takes you through the misty rain forest which flanks the Falls. Stop and listen to the power of millions of gallons of water crash into the gorges below. Continue on to a nearby village to learn about customs that have been carried on generation to generation. You will have an opportunity to visit an actual homestead in the village and talk to those who live and work there. As you leave, you can browse the village curio shop filled with a wide variety of homemade crafts.
ACCOMMODATIONS The design of the rooms is modern and open, giving a sense of abundant space. Coupled with uninterrupted views of bushveld and sunset, you will feel completely removed from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Each room has:
FACILITIES Victoria Falls Safari Club is proud to provide our guests with first class amenities and facilities, which include the following:
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Day 11 VICTORIA FALLS-DEPART | Meals: B
All too soon this magical journey ends as you are transferred to the airport for your departure flight.
Welcome to Kenya. On arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The evening is at leisure.
Emara Ole Sereni
Luxury and comfort that's what describes Emara Ole- Sereni. We take pride in introducing ourselves as the best Five-star hotels in Nairobi, Kenya offering serene views with warm hospitality. Located just off Mombasa road, near Nairobi National Park, our hotel enjoys proximity to JKIA (12km), Wilson Airport (6km) and City Centre (10km). Our hotel is a perfect blend of service excellence, quality accommodation and quintessential conference facility.
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Day 2 NAIROBI-LAKE NAIVASHA | Meals: BLD
This morning, transfer to Wilson airport for the scheduled flight to Loldia Airstrip in the Great Rift Valley. Lodge vehicles are on hand to take you to the lodge arriving in time for lunch on the lawn overlooking Mt Longonot. Afternoon at leisure on the farm, witnessing the prolific variety of birdlife on the lake and the lake shore. Dinner in the traditional dining room.
Loldia House
At Loldia House you?ll experience the life of Kenya?s early settlers, the pioneers who cleared the forests and first farmed the rich highlands.
Loldia ranch was established by a family who trekked by ox-wagon from South Africa a century ago. Today their descendants still own the land. The original farmhouse is managed for visitors by Governors? Camps. It?s an ideal spot to relax, taste the pleasures of Kenyan country life and explore the Great Rift Valley.
Loldia House, built in the Second World War, nestles under ancient Acacia trees. Lush lawns run down to the shores of Lake Naivasha, the Great Rift Valley?s highest and purest lake. Indigenous plants and flowers fill the gardens.
There are beautiful views of the dormant volcano, Mount Longonot. Wild animals roam free on the farm. Small antelope wander through the gardens. In the evenings hippo munch quietly by the waterside.
We?ve kept the original character of the house: comfy chairs surround a huge fireplace; paintings by an artist who lives on the farm hang on the walls; a deep and shady veranda to relax on and sunbeds in the garden.
In the main house there?s a choice of four en-suite double rooms, with original furniture. And three more rooms in the specially-built Loldia cottage which has it?s own sitting-room, fire and panoramic lake-views.
Mouth-watering meals, with fish and shrimp from the lake, are served under the trees or in the old dining room. Britain?s Country Life Magazine even described Loldia?s manager as "probably the best butler in the world".
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Day 3 LAKE NAIVASHA | Meals: BLD
After an early breakfast, drive to Lake Nakuru National Park. Morning game drive around Lake Nakuru, famous for its abundance of flamingos and large variety of water birds. Lake Nakuru is also one of Kenya's Rhino Sanctuaries and large numbers of Rhinos are regularly seen, along with good sightings of Leopard. Lunch is served under the Acacia trees overlooking the lake. Return to Loldia later this afternoon.
Loldia House
At Loldia House you?ll experience the life of Kenya?s early settlers, the pioneers who cleared the forests and first farmed the rich highlands.
Loldia ranch was established by a family who trekked by ox-wagon from South Africa a century ago. Today their descendants still own the land. The original farmhouse is managed for visitors by Governors? Camps. It?s an ideal spot to relax, taste the pleasures of Kenyan country life and explore the Great Rift Valley.
Loldia House, built in the Second World War, nestles under ancient Acacia trees. Lush lawns run down to the shores of Lake Naivasha, the Great Rift Valley?s highest and purest lake. Indigenous plants and flowers fill the gardens.
There are beautiful views of the dormant volcano, Mount Longonot. Wild animals roam free on the farm. Small antelope wander through the gardens. In the evenings hippo munch quietly by the waterside.
We?ve kept the original character of the house: comfy chairs surround a huge fireplace; paintings by an artist who lives on the farm hang on the walls; a deep and shady veranda to relax on and sunbeds in the garden.
In the main house there?s a choice of four en-suite double rooms, with original furniture. And three more rooms in the specially-built Loldia cottage which has it?s own sitting-room, fire and panoramic lake-views.
Mouth-watering meals, with fish and shrimp from the lake, are served under the trees or in the old dining room. Britain?s Country Life Magazine even described Loldia?s manager as "probably the best butler in the world".
×
Day 4 LAKE NAIVASHA-MASAI MARA | Meals: BLD
Breakfast IS served on the lawns of Loldia House. After breakfast you will be transferred to the Loldia airstrip for the light aircraft flight to the Masai Mara. Enjoy a short game drive en route to the camp. Settle into camp, lunch in camp, after lunch relax in camp and then head out on afternoon game drive to explore Masai Mara National Reserve. Return to the camp around sundown - time to freshen up and enjoy pre-dinner drinks around the campfire.
Governors Tented Camp
The setting is magical. So much so that almost a century ago it was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya’s colonial Governors and their royal visitors. Now Governors’ Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it’s waters teeming with hippo and crocodile.
Some of the 38 tents line the riverbank, with uninterrupted views over the Mara River, others have views across the sweeping plains. Created in 1972 Governors’ Camp set new standards in luxury for a tented camp. Today it’s still Africa’s best. Everything is under canvas, all tents have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets.
Each morning a breakfast feast is prepared over blazing coals: mountains of bacon, eggs the way you like them, fresh milk flown-in daily, hot-baked croissants, exotic fruits, and freshly-brewed Kenya coffee.
Lunch, like breakfast is a buffet, this time roast meats hot and cold, fresh salads and delicious desserts. Both meals are served on the shady riverbank with views across the Mara’s plains.
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Day 5 & 6 MASAI MARA | Meals: BLD
For the next two days, explore the Mara on your three daily game drives. Set out early in the morning for game viewing at dawn, returning to the camp for breakfast and a short siesta. A midday game drive returns before lunch and a later afternoon game drive returns just in time for sundowners.
Because of the Mara's varied landscape (from forests to open plains), it supports a great variety of wildlife. You will almost certainly see the Big Five here - can you name them? (They are lion, buffalo, elephant, leopard and rhino.) Did you know that the name "Big Five" is not based on the size of the animals, but rather goes back to the early hunting days, when these five animals were the most prized for hunters? You will also see an abundance of plains game, among them wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, topi and gazelle. Can you tell the difference between a Masai giraffe and a reticulated giraffe? (The markings of a Masai giraffe are muted, so that the lines almost appear to run together, while the reticulated giraffe markings are very distinct, almost forming individual boxes.)
Bird-lovers take note --the Mara is also a haven for a wide variety of birds -- almost 500 species have been recorded. Be on the lookout for eagles -- over 16 species may be found, as well as six species of vultures, 8 of stork, 4 of bustard (including the Kori bustard) and nine species of sunbird. Frequently spotted is the exquisite lilac-breasted roller.
Governors Tented Camp
The setting is magical. So much so that almost a century ago it was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya’s colonial Governors and their royal visitors. Now Governors’ Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it’s waters teeming with hippo and crocodile.
Some of the 38 tents line the riverbank, with uninterrupted views over the Mara River, others have views across the sweeping plains. Created in 1972 Governors’ Camp set new standards in luxury for a tented camp. Today it’s still Africa’s best. Everything is under canvas, all tents have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets.
Each morning a breakfast feast is prepared over blazing coals: mountains of bacon, eggs the way you like them, fresh milk flown-in daily, hot-baked croissants, exotic fruits, and freshly-brewed Kenya coffee.
Lunch, like breakfast is a buffet, this time roast meats hot and cold, fresh salads and delicious desserts. Both meals are served on the shady riverbank with views across the Mara’s plains.
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Day 7 MASAI MARA-NAIROBI | Meals: BL
Fly back to Nairobi this morning. Stop for lunch before a visit to the Karen Blixen Museum provides time to walk the grounds and picture life in the days the famous author of "Out of Africa" lived here. As you walk through the home and stroll the grounds, you might see some replicas that appeared in the famous movie, "Out of Africa".
Then it's on to feed the giraffes at the Giraffe Center. Originally founded in 1979 by the late Jock Leslie-Melvile (a Kenyan of British descent) and his wife the late Betty Leslie Melvile (an American), the center is now called the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife Kenya with a goal of becoming the leading wildlife conservation education organization for the youth of Kenya. At the Giraffe Center you will have an opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the giraffes by feeding them from a specially built elevated platform. When the giraffes hear the familiar sound of pellets being poured, they will quickly stick their head in to be first in line. Watch out, those long tongues are quick to grab a pellet!
Continue to the Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport hotel where you spend the night.
Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport Hotel
Day 8 NAIROBI-LIVINGSTONE-VICTORIA FALLS | Meals: B
Take the hotel shuttle on the very short ride to the airport terminals for your early morning flight to Livingstone, Zambia. Your transfer will be waiting to take you across the border into Zimbabwe and the iconic Victoria Falls Hotel, your home for the next three nights. Spend the day at leisure, enjoying the amenities at the hotel. You might want to take a stroll on the hotel's private path to the Falls.
Later this afternoon, enjoy a relaxing cruise on the Zambezi river.
Victoria Falls Safari Club
ACCOMMODATIONS The design of the rooms is modern and open, giving a sense of abundant space. Coupled with uninterrupted views of bushveld and sunset, you will feel completely removed from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Each room has:
- Mini bar
- Digital safe large enough to hold laptops
- International multi sockets
- Beverage station including an espresso machine
- Extensive range of customized toiletries
- Complimentary WI-FI
- Fully air-conditioned
FACILITIES Victoria Falls Safari Club is proud to provide our guests with first class amenities and facilities, which include the following:
- Separate welcome zone
- Private check-in
- Butler service
- Breakfast in the Safari Club Lounge
- Complimentary afternoon tea and pastries served from 1530-1600
- Complimentary cocktails and snacks served from 1700-1800
- Complimentary WiFi throughout the Club Lounge
- Complimentary shuttle service to the Falls, points of interest in Victoria Falls and The Boma - Place of Eating
- Light meal menu available from 1100-1430
- Bar service from 1100 till late
- Private viewing deck overlooking the game corridor to the Zambezi River
- International multi sockets and charging points
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Day 9 CHOBE DAY EXCURSION | Meals: BL
An exciting day awaits as you travel to Chobe National Park for game viewing by land and by water. Your first game sighting is from The Chobe River, teaming with animals, game viewing from the relaxing vantage point of a boat. You're on the mighty Chobe River which flows through the renowned Chobe National Park providing a haven for herds of grazing animals and bird life. Just sit back, relax, and keep those binoculars handy. When we disembark, we join our open safari vehicle for a drive through the Chobe Game Reserve with the chance of seeing more wildlife and birdlife, and a delicious lunch at a lodge awaiting us. Return to Victoria Falls later today.
Victoria Falls Safari Club
ACCOMMODATIONS The design of the rooms is modern and open, giving a sense of abundant space. Coupled with uninterrupted views of bushveld and sunset, you will feel completely removed from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Each room has:
- Mini bar
- Digital safe large enough to hold laptops
- International multi sockets
- Beverage station including an espresso machine
- Extensive range of customized toiletries
- Complimentary WI-FI
- Fully air-conditioned
FACILITIES Victoria Falls Safari Club is proud to provide our guests with first class amenities and facilities, which include the following:
- Separate welcome zone
- Private check-in
- Butler service
- Breakfast in the Safari Club Lounge
- Complimentary afternoon tea and pastries served from 1530-1600
- Complimentary cocktails and snacks served from 1700-1800
- Complimentary WiFi throughout the Club Lounge
- Complimentary shuttle service to the Falls, points of interest in Victoria Falls and The Boma - Place of Eating
- Light meal menu available from 1100-1430
- Bar service from 1100 till late
- Private viewing deck overlooking the game corridor to the Zambezi River
- International multi sockets and charging points
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Day 10 VICTORIA FALLS | Meals: B
An exciting day begins with a visit to the "smoke that thunders", amazing Victoria Falls. Stop at various lookout points to try and take that perfect photo - but watch out for the spray from the Falls. You will quickly see what this is one of the seven Natural Wonders of the World. Your walking tour takes you through the misty rain forest which flanks the Falls. Stop and listen to the power of millions of gallons of water crash into the gorges below. Continue on to a nearby village to learn about customs that have been carried on generation to generation. You will have an opportunity to visit an actual homestead in the village and talk to those who live and work there. As you leave, you can browse the village curio shop filled with a wide variety of homemade crafts.
Victoria Falls Safari Club
ACCOMMODATIONS The design of the rooms is modern and open, giving a sense of abundant space. Coupled with uninterrupted views of bushveld and sunset, you will feel completely removed from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Each room has:
- Mini bar
- Digital safe large enough to hold laptops
- International multi sockets
- Beverage station including an espresso machine
- Extensive range of customized toiletries
- Complimentary WI-FI
- Fully air-conditioned
FACILITIES Victoria Falls Safari Club is proud to provide our guests with first class amenities and facilities, which include the following:
- Separate welcome zone
- Private check-in
- Butler service
- Breakfast in the Safari Club Lounge
- Complimentary afternoon tea and pastries served from 1530-1600
- Complimentary cocktails and snacks served from 1700-1800
- Complimentary WiFi throughout the Club Lounge
- Complimentary shuttle service to the Falls, points of interest in Victoria Falls and The Boma - Place of Eating
- Light meal menu available from 1100-1430
- Bar service from 1100 till late
- Private viewing deck overlooking the game corridor to the Zambezi River
- International multi sockets and charging points
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Day 11 VICTORIA FALLS-DEPART | Meals: B
All too soon this magical journey ends as you are transferred to the airport for your departure flight.
