Welcome to Nairobi!!!.  Arrival in Nairobi with transfer to hotel.  Please note that the usual check-in time is 3:00 PM, so you can take some time to settle in and rest. Spend your evening relaxing and getting ready for the exciting sightseeing adventures that await you tomorrow.

Overnight in Nairobi

After breakfast, your guide will meet you at the hotel for a full-day Nairobi sightseeing tour.

The tour will begin with a panoramic view of the modern city center, showcasing Nairobi’s skyline and vibrant urban atmosphere. You will drive past the Parliament Buildings, a symbol of Kenya’s political history, followed by a visit to the Nairobi Snake Park, which houses various reptiles and amphibians native to East Africa.

Next, you will explore the Nairobi Railway Museum, home to a fascinating collection of old steam locomotives, including the famous train linked to the Tsavo man-eating lions incident of 1901. Here, you’ll learn about Kenya’s railway history and its role in shaping the region’s development.

The journey continues with a visit to a local school, where you will have the opportunity to meet and interact with the children. This heartwarming experience allows you to learn about local education and community projects making a difference.

From there, you will proceed to the Giraffe Centre, a sanctuary dedicated to the endangered Rothschild giraffe. You’ll learn about conservation efforts and have the chance to feed these gentle giants from a raised platform. For those interested in a short nature walk, a scenic trail leads to theGogo River, where you might spot giraffes in their natural habitat.

Afterward, you will visit the historic Karen Blixen Museum, the former home of the Danish author of Out of Africa. You’ll explore the beautifully preserved house, gardens, and enjoy stunning views of the Ngong Hills, just as Karen Blixen did during her time in Kenya.

The tour will also include a stop atKazuri Beads, a local workshop where African women handcraft exquisite ceramic jewelry and pottery. Here, you can witness the artistry involved in bead-making and purchase unique souvenirs.

After an enriching day, you will be transferred back to your hotel. The evening is at your leisure to relax or explore more of Nairobi’s vibrant dining scene.

Overnight in Nairobi

After an early breakfast, you will depart Nairobi and embark on a scenic drive towards the world-renowned Maasai Mara National Reserve. The journey takes approximately 5-6 hours, passing through the Great Rift Valley with breathtaking views along the way. A brief stop at a scenic viewpoint will allow you to capture panoramic photos of the escarpment.

Upon arrival at Maasai Mara, you will check into your safari lodge or tented camp. After lunch and some rest, you will embark on an afternoon game drive, where you will have your first opportunity to spot the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino—along with numerous other wildlife species.

Return to your lodge for dinner, followed by an evening around the campfire, where you can exchange stories and learn about Maasai culture.

Overnight in Maasai Mara

Rise early for a sunrise game drive, the best time to witness wildlife activity as predators return from their hunts and herbivores begin their day. The Mara is especially known for its abundant wildlife, rolling savannahs, and seasonal Great Migration.

After breakfast in the wild or back at the lodge, you will continue with more game viewing, exploring different areas of the reserve. Lunch will either be a picnic in the bush or at the lodge, depending on the day’s schedule.

In the afternoon, you can opt for a cultural visit to a Maasai village, where you’ll gain insight into the traditional lifestyle, customs, and dances of the Maasai people.

As the sun sets, another game drive offers the chance to spot elusive nocturnal animals before returning to the lodge for dinner.

Overnight in Maasai Mara

Begin the day with a final morning game drive, capturing any last wildlife sightings before bidding farewell to the Maasai Mara. After breakfast, you will start the journey back to Nairobi, arriving in the afternoon.

Upon arrival, you will check in to your hotel and freshen up before enjoying a special farewell dinner at a renowned Nairobi restaurant- Carnivore restaurant

Overnight in Nairobi

After having breakfast in the morning, you will travel to Johannesburg airport to catch your flight to Victoria Falls.  Upon arrival, meet your guide and head to Victoria Falls National Park. The sound of the falls, audible from several kilometers away, will greet you upon entrance to the park. Walk along a paved path that leads to different viewpoints of the falls. The guide will provide information about the geology and history of the area, pointing out the various sections of the falls. Take some time to stop at Devil's Cataract and Main Falls to capture some photographs and enjoy the stunning views. Bring rain gear and be prepared to get wet from the falls. 

The tour includes a visit to the Livingstone Statue and information about the explorer's discovery of the falls. See local wildlife, such as baboons and elephants, in their natural habitat. Once you have explored the falls, take a lunch break at one of the nearby cafes or restaurants. Tour guides can recommend options based on your preferences. Make sure to bring your rain gear and be prepared to get wet from the falls. Afterward, check-in at the hotel, and it's time to relax. 

Add-on: Sunset Dinner Cruise - USD 115 Per person
Evening, enjoy a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River to conclude the day. While sipping on drinks and munching on snacks, admire the sunset over the falls and watch for hippos, crocodiles, as well as other wildlife that come to the river to drink.

Overnight in Victoria Falls

Free day at leisure. You can choose to explore the town and its surroundings, visit local markets, or simply relax and enjoy the amenities at your hotel. For those interested in wildlife, pre-book one of our suggested Add-ons such as the Chobe National Full day trip including lunch

Add-on : Full-day Chobe National Park day trip including lunch  - USD 195 Per person

This exciting day trip heads over the border into Botswana to provide an opportunity to explore one of Africa's greatest wildlife destinations, the Chobe National Park. The day is spent cruising down the life-giving Chobe River on the lookout for the diverse range of animals that make their way down to the river to drink as well as passing by river inhabitant's the crocodiles and hippos. A fantastic destination for all wildlife lovers, photographers, and birders, this experience continues with a fabulous lunch at a lodge on the river's edge before heading back into the national park in safari vehicles for even more game viewing and finally, the transfer back to your lodge.

Overnight in Victoria Falls

After breakfast, you will be transferred to airport for your flight to Cape Town. Upon arrival in Cape Town, you will be transferred to your hotel (Standard check-in time is 3:00 pm)

Spend the evening at leisure.

Overnight in Cape Town

The day is free at leisure. Cape Town has plenty of things to see and do to make the most of your time.  Explore the V&A Waterfront, wander around the shops, cafe and restaurants, or pre-boo one of our suggested Add-ons - 

Add-on Full day Township and Robben Island tour : USD 150 Per person
Join us for a unique experience travelling through the three South Africa – The birth, where it all started, Apartheid South Africa, and the New South Africa. Departing from Cape Town city centre, the first stop is in the Malay Quarter (Bo Kaap). Here we discuss the arrival of an expedition of Dutch sailors in 1652 that proved to be a monumental turning point in the history of South Africa. Taking a short walk along the romantic cobblestone streets between the brightly colored homes, your tour guide explains how the framework for racial segregation was established. Passing some of Cape Town’s landmarks, a short drive brings us to District 6 where we drive through the now decaying ruins of what was once a flourishing mixed-race community where 60,000 people lived and worked but was demolished to be reserved exclusively for white people. The tour continues to Langa, the oldest Black African Township in Cape Town. Along the way, we elaborate on the restrictive legislation introduced by the Apartheid regime to enforce racial segregation. On arrival in Langa, we have a photo stop at the site that commemorates the student uprising of 1976; and discuss the Pass Laws and the barracks built for African migrant workers. If conducted on a Sunday morning, the tour includes a short visit to one of the local churches. Here guests are immersed in the charisma and vibrancy of how religion is practiced in the townships. Join an afternoon ferry trip to Robben Island (weather permitting & subject to seat availability and ferry schedule), where former president Nelson Mandela was incarcerated.

Add-on Winelands Tour including Lunch: USD 125 Per person
Experiencing the attractions of the Cape Winelands is an essential part of any visit to the Cape. A half-day tour of Stellenbosch, the country's top wine region, is highly recommended. The town is steeped in history and features a beautiful blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture, with a modern atmosphere. This area, known as South Africa's golden triangle for winemaking, produces a range of exceptional wines, including reds, whites, blends, and sparkling wines. The region is also renowned for its stunning scenery, fantastic cuisine, and friendly locals. This tour is a perfect addition to any trip to Cape Town and should not be missed.

Overnight in Cape Town

After breakfast, meet your guide and embark on a full-day tour of the Cape Peninsula. The first stop is Hout Bay, a picturesque coastal suburb that boasts a vibrant fishing harbor. A boat ride to Seal Island is available at an additional cost.
Next, drive along Chapman’s Peak, a scenic coastal road that offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rugged coastline. Stop at the Cape of Good Hope, the most southwestern point of the African continent, and take a short hike to the lighthouse for panoramic views of the coastline.
After lunch at a local restaurant (own expense), visit Boulders Beach to see the African penguin colony. This is a unique opportunity to see these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.
Next, head to the historic naval village of Simon’s Town and visit the South African Naval Museum. Finally, on the way back to Cape Town, take a scenic drive through the affluent suburb of Constantia, known for its world-renowned wine estates. The tour ends with drop-off at your hotel in the late afternoon
Evening, take a stroll around the harbor and enjoy the views of Table Mountain and the ocean

Overnight in Cape Town

Enjoy your breakfast this morning. Our drive through the city centre takes us past famous landmarks such as the Castle of Good Hope built in 1666 by the Dutch East India Company, City Hall, a baroque building, and the Grand Parade. As we follow the city’s main thoroughfare, Adderley Street, we will see St. George’s Cathedral, the Anglican Diocese of Nobel Peace Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu. We will pass the Company Gardens and the Malay Quarter [also known as the BoKaap] which means "Above Cape" because of its location up against the slopes of Table Mountain. In the early 18th century, thousands of slaves from Java, Ceylon, and other Far Eastern regions were brought to Cape Town. After slavery was abolished, their descendants, known as the Cape Malays, settled here. Continue to join a sparkling tour, and witness the art of diamond cutting and the careful craftsmanship of jewellery manufacturing by skilled experts. Discover the history of the Diamond and Gold Trade in South Africa. You will be offered the option of continuing to Table Mountain, where you can ascend to the top (weather permitting) by revolving cable car. See wildflowers, the famous silver tree, and marvel at a birds-eye view of the city and its beaches. On a clear day, it is even possible to see Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned on one side and Cape Point on the other.

Overnight in Cape Town 

No matter what you choose to do on your free day in Cape Town, there's something for everyone. Visit the V&A Waterfront a popular shopping, dining, and entertainment hub in Cape Town. With a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafes, and attractions, you can easily spend a full day exploring this vibrant area or exploring the city center, filled with historic buildings, museums, and cultural landmarks. Take a stroll down Adderley Street, visit the South African Museum, or stop by the Castle of Good Hope for a dose of history and culture.

Relax on the beach: Cape Town has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Head to Camps Bay, Clifton, or Muizenberg for a day of sun, sand, and surf.

Later this evening enjoy Dinner and entertainment at the Gold Restaurant, an Interactive Djembe Drumming, and 14 Dish African feast. This Cape Town restaurant is a popular restaurant that offers a unique African dining experience. The restaurant features traditional African cuisine, live entertainment, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Gold Restaurant offers a set menu that includes a variety of traditional African dishes. The menu changes regularly, but you can expect to find dishes like bobotie, sosaties, and pap en vleis. They also cater to vegetarian and vegan diets. Entertainment: The restaurant features live African entertainment, including traditional music and dancing. The performers interact with diners and create a fun and festive atmosphere. Overall, dinner at Gold Restaurant in Cape Town is a memorable and enjoyable experience. With its delicious food, lively entertainment, and warm hospitality, it's no surprise that it's a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike

Overnight in Cape Town

Today marks the end of your incredible tour of Mara, Victoria Falls, and Cape Town. This morning your tour concludes after breakfast. At the appropriate time, you will be transferred to the airport for your homeward flight.