ZAR 125,150
PER PERSON SHARING
ZAR 166,150
PER PERSON SHARING
ZAR 7,880
OPTIONAL SINGLE SUPPLEMENT
ZAR 18,300
COMPULSORY SINGLE SUPPLEMENT
Your Classic Tour Experience
Journey from Cape Town’s fynbos mountains to the pristine paradise beaches of Zanzibar, roaming Namibia’s otherworldly vistas and unique sites, and exploring the wildlife hub that is Botswana’s Okavango Delta.
Highlights
- Orange River
- Fish River Canyon
- Quiver Tree Forest
- Dune 45
- Sossusvlei & Deadvlei
- Swakopmund
- Brandberg Hike
- Etosha National Park
- Kavango River Boat Cruise
- Delta Scenic Flight (Optional)
- Khwai & Moremi Safari
- Mokoro Trip Okavango Delta
- Elephants Sands Waterhole
- Chobe River Boat Cruise
- Chobe Safari (Optional)
- Victoria Falls
- South Luangwa Safari
- Lake Malawi
- Utengule Coffee Plantation
- Mikumi National Park
- Zanzibar
On our classic tours, clients can choose between two accommodation options. The explorer (camping) option includes a dome tent (2.4×2.4m) and a 5cm-thick mattress. You’ll need to bring your own sleeping bag. Alternatively, the classic (accommodated) option offers more comfort with a variety of permanent tents, guesthouses, lodges, and hotels available.
Classic Tents
Permanent Tents
Hotels & Resorts
Lodges & Guesthouses
Classic Small Group Truck
Our scheduled tour trucks are equipped with 20 seats and extra space for storing camping gear. Perfect for
both small and large groups, the trucks also feature a club area with 4 additional seats, ideal for playing cards or socializing.
Additional features include:
Overhead luggage racks –
USB ports for charging devices –
Large dropdown tinted windows –
Window shading –
Locker space (35cm square, 80cm deep)
4×4 Safari Vehicle
We offer a range of vehicles to enhance your safari or game drive experience. These include standard open-sided 4×4 vehicles and safari mini-vans with pop-up roofs.
Key vehicle features:
Pop-up roof or open sides –
4-wheel drive –
Comfortable seating –
Capable of traversing rugged terrain
Trace the spine of Southern and East Africa, featuring a route overflowing with phenomenal experiences and panoramic views that cannot be found anywhere else. We will traverse seven countries’ from Cape Town in South Africa, all the way up to Zanzibar island in Tanzania.
Heading north South Africa’s rugged mountains yields to the amber terrain of Namibia, where its arid landscape holds many a vista. Between the vast Fish River Canyon that carves into the earth like a wound of wonder and the whimsical Quiver Tree Forest and Giant’s Playground, you’ll be submerged in the ancient and surreal. Namib-Naukluft National Park is famous for its many sights, like Dune 45’s glow in the afternoon and Deadvlei’s withered camelthorn trees. Swakopmund greets thrill-seekers with sand dunes and sea spray, before we hike to San rock paintings in the Brandberg Mountains, voices for the ancient indigenous culture.
Venturing into Namibia’s northeast, the white plains of Etosha invite us on safari, where waterholes serve as oases for the resilient wildlife around it. Entering Botswana’s lush embrace, we descend into the cradle of the Okavango Delta. In the Khwai region, a mokoro safari reveals nature’s quieter symphony of lilies and waterways. Full-day game drives through Moremi Game Reserve stitch together wetlands, savannas, and hidden forests teeming with life.
From the watery elegance of the Delta, we surge into the heart of Chobe National Park, where elephants emerge to bathe and drink along the riverbanks. Victoria Falls, “The Smoke That Thunders,” greets us with its uproaring fanfare before we cross into Zambia. The countryside passes us by, leading to South Luangwa National Park, a beautiful thicket where golden sunsets blur into the sounds of animals waking at dusk and the area for our next wildlife sightings.
Departing into Malawi, Lake Malawi brings azure mirrors, its depths alive with iridescent fish and snorkeling opportunities. We then ascend into Tanzania, visiting a coffee plantation where the aroma of roasted beans mingles with savannah breezes. Mikumi National Park opens its arms in tawny splendor, acacia trees framing roaming wildlife.
Finally, Tanzania’s seaside draws us in with spice-laden air and splayed beach delights. A sojourn into Stone Town’s alleys reveals its varied cultures and many tales. The time here is yours to relish, with flourishing reefs and any coastal activity to suit your tastes, enjoy this idyllic island rhythm.
Returning to Dar es Salaam, the journey ends where it once began – in a dream spun of salt, story, and sunlight, leaving you buzzing with memories to last a lifetime.
AVAILABLE DEPARTURES DATES
Please be aware, the above dates are only an indication of departure. To confirm availability on this tour, please reach out and get in touch with us…
DEPARTURES ON PROMOTION
Tour Itinerary
This below itinerary is flexible and can be changed without notice. A detailed, up-to-date dossier itinerary is available to download for this tour.
08:00am – Double Tree Hilton – Woodstock, Cape Town
31 Brickfield Rd, Salt River, Cape Town, 7935
Included – Meals as outlined in the itinerary, which are prepared and served at the Nomad truck – Breakfast 35, Lunch 29, Dinner 26 – accommodation / qualified crew / filtered water / transport in the Nomad truck / included highlights as per the itinerary / entrance fees to National Parks.
Excluded – Items of a personal nature (snacks, alcohol, bottled water, soft drinks, tips) / entrance fees (associated with optional activities) / souvenirs
1x Tour Guide
1x Driver/Cook
German Translator Available
The following optional activities are available to be pre-booked along with your tour.
Day 3
– Orange River Canoe Trip
Day 7
– Swakopmund Quadbiking
– Dolphin Catamaran Cruise
– Living Dunes Tour
– Sandwich Harbour Dune Drive
– Skeleton Coast Cape Cross
– Spitzkoppe Adventure Drive
Day 10
– Full day 4×4 safari in Etosha National Park
Day 13
– Afternoon Game Drive in Mahangu National Park
Day 15
– Okavango Delta scenic flight
Day 19
– Chobe National Park Game Drive
Day 20
– Historical Bridge Tour
– Helicopter Flight over the Falls
– Bungy Jumping / Bridge Swing
– Sunset Boat Cruise
– Guided Tour of the Falls / Chobe National Park Day Trip
Day 24
– Safari Walk (seasonal)
– Morning Game Drive in South Luangwa
Day 35
– Zanzibar Activities including Jozani – Forest, Sunset Cruise or Sandbank picnic
Available on request
What is a single supplement?
On camping tours, single supplements are optional however on accommodated tours, single supplements are compulsory if you are travelling on your own. If you have purchased the single supplement, you will receive your own tent / room for the tour. However, in the event that your Activity Package includes an activity that involves accommodation, you will be required to share for the duration of that activity. The single supplement does not cover any Activity Package items and these are booked on a shared basis, regardless if you are on a camping or accommodated tour.
Only a maximum of 4 Single Supplements are allowed per tour. Any extra Single Supplements are on requests basis only.
When is a single supplement required?
All of our tours are priced on twin share accommodation. If you are booking one of our accommodated tours and you are travelling on your own, you are required to pay the single supplement. There are a maximum of 4 single supplements available on all tours.
If you require accommodation before or after your tour we can arrange this for you. We can also arrange airport transfers – contact your travel agent or Nomad to make these bookings.
Pre-Accommodation
Double Tree Hilton – Woodstock, Cape Town, South Africa
Post-Accommodation
Maru Maru, Stonetown, Zanzibar, Tanzania
Nomad has a non-profit Trust that looks after the people, animals and places that we visit. We realise that a footprint is left where we travel and for this reason, the Nomad Africa Trust was established. Your donation to the Trust is called a “Green Seat”. If you would like to help Nomad making Africa Greener, simply choose the tick box during your booking process (or contact us afterwards to add it) and we will take care of the rest. The Nomad African Trust is responsible for the administration of the funds collected from the sale of the green seats and these funds are distributed to various projects as identified by the Trust.
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