SUNDAY, AUGUST 29—ON SAFARI!

¨ Sunrise Safari Drive in the Chobe National Park.

¨ Return to the Lodge for Breakfast.

¨ Morning at leisure.

¨ Lunch is served at the Lodge.

¨ Early Afternoon at leisure.

¨ Sunset Game Cruise on The Chobe River.

¨ Dinner is served at the Lodge.

 

MONDAY, AUGUST 30—ON SAFARI!

¨ Sunrise Safari Drive in the Chobe National Park.

¨ Breakfast at the Lodge after your Safari

¨ Morning at leisure.

¨ Lunch is served at the Lodge

¨ Early Afternoon at leisure.

¨ Sunset Game Cruise on the Chobe River.

¨ Dinner is served at the Lodge.

 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 31—DEPART BOTSWANA / ARRIVAL IN ZAMBIA

¨ Breakfast at the Lodge and check-out.

¨ Private coach transfer to the The Royal Livingstone Hotel, Zambia. (Transfer will take approximately two hours, including border formalities.)

¨ Enjoy a delicious lunch while soaking up the warm African ambience.

¨ Afternoon at leisure to settle in.

¨ Transfer to the Waterfront for a leisurely sunset cruise with fellow MDC guests, complete with hot canapés and a full bar. 

¨ An ideal time of day on the Zambezi... the heat is fading as the sun slowly sinks over the horizon, producing a myriad of colors reflecting on the calm waters. Perhaps you will see the various animals that come down to the water’s edge before nightfall, as you enjoy your leisurely cruise on one of Africa’s great rivers.

¨ Dinner is planned at the Zambezi Sun Hotel.

 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1—MORNING TOUR OF THE FALLS AND ELEPHANT INTERACTION

¨ Breakfast at the Lodge.

¨ Transfer to the mighty Victoria Falls and a Guided Tour of Victoria Falls (Zambian side)

¨ Nature's masterpiece, now in its 150 millionth fantastic year, and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The locals call it "Mosi-oa-Tunya," meaning "The Smoke that Thunders." More than twice the size of Niagara, this is the largest curtain of falling water on earth plunging 100 meters into a narrow chasm of basalt rock. The fine spray rises like a cloud across the bushveld, tossing rainbows hundreds of feet into the air. The only evidence of man in this pristine environment is a paved path through the luxuriant rain forest up to Livingstone Island where Dr. Livingstone had his first sighting before naming it after his queen. Getting wet is a guarantee, so umbrellas and raincoats are essential! The path leads across a small suspension bridge over a gorge and guides you through the sprays being thrown 1000 ft. into the air by the crashing Zambezi—an astonishing experience of the full might of nature.

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