21-day Cape Town to Victoria Falls Explorer Camping Group Safari Travel Deal

One Great journey door South Africa, Namibia, Botswana Okay Zimbabwe. 

Including visit on Cape of Good Hope, of Fish River Canyon, of Namib desert, the rock paintings at Doubt Fountain, the Etosha National Park, German Okavango Delta and to top it off, a visit to the Victoria Falls Waterfalls!

REISSOM 21-DAY CAPE TOWN TO VICTORIA FALLS EXPLORER CAMPING GROUP SAFARI TRIP:

• £3090 per person (valid from 01-01-2026 to 31-12-2026)
• €3,260 per person (valid from 01-01-2027 to 31-12-2027)

This price is based on two travellers. For solo travellers; accommodation during the safari on a shared basis (without extra charge) or a supplement of €290 pp (2026) and €300 pp (2027) for a single tent/room during the trip.

Optional extras:

• Extra overnight stay at the City Lodge V&A Waterfront in Cape Town at the start of the trip: €82 (2026) and €91 (2027) per person per night in a double room based on two people per room, including breakfast.
• Single room supplement €49 (2026) and €54 (2027) per person per night including breakfast.
• Extra overnight stay at Shearwater Explorers Village in Victoria Falls at the end of the trip: €109 (2026) and €105 (2027) per person per night in a double room based on two people per room, including breakfast.
• Single room supplement €55 (2026) and €55 (2027) per person per night including breakfast. Arrival and/or departure transfer can be booked optionally for €30 per person.

Prices for departures after 31-12-2027 are not yet available. If you are interested, please send us a message. Contact form.

Flight
The stated travel sum excludes international flights. However, we can offer you flights from all airlines connected to IATA BSP.

Upon request, we can provide you with a price quotation from various airlines. Flight price indication for this trip: KLM from €850 per person including airport tax for the Amsterdam – Cape Town / Johannesburg – Amsterdam route and SA Airlink €245 per person including airport tax for the Victoria Falls – Johannesburg route.

Extension of the journey
It is possible to have a longer or shorter stay in Africa if that is your preference. A “tailor-made” trip to your personal requirements is also possible, of course.

If you let us know your requirements, we would be happy to provide you with an attractive quote.

Prefer something more luxurious and stay in guesthouses and chalets:
Does this trip appeal to you but you'd prefer not to camp and travel in a bit more luxury? Then take a look at our 21-day “Cape Town to Victoria Falls “Grand Explorer”" comfort group safari (AOL 410).

Not many holiday days?
That can happen. This journey can also be made from Cape Town to Windhoek. On day 14, the journey will end for you in Windhoek around 08:00. Costs for the 14-day Cape to Windhoek safari; €2530 (2026) and €2670 (2027) per person based on two people sharing a tent.

Single room/tent supplement is €210 (2026) and €220 (2027) per person.

Good2Go The tour operator is committed to sustainable and responsible travel. This is reflected in their “low impact” style of travel where all that is taken is photographs and all that is left behind are footprints.

The travel company, 100%, is South African-owned and aims to make a real difference to the lives of the people in the countries it visits.

This trip supports the following causes: Felix Unite Provenance Camp 100%, an African-owned organisation with 46 Namibian and 1 South African staff member.

Meals are sourced locally, and the camp has set up a community vegetable garden and supports a local nursery. Brandberg White Lady Lodge is 100% Namibian-owned and all staff are from Namibia.

They generate 100% of their electricity from solar power and use groundwater to grow their own fruit and vegetables. The lodge contributes to the reintroduction of wildlife in the area and assists with anti-poaching programmes.

Capbon Guesthouse in Windhoek employs all its staff from the local population. The guesthouse minimises its carbon footprint by generating electricity from solar power, with any surplus being fed back into Windhoek's electricity grid.

Audi Safari Camp is owned by a South African proprietor who employs all the staff (approx. 40 people) from the local community of Maun and the surrounding area. They also offer an extensive training project for the staff.

The camp supports the local Batswana community by sourcing products locally and has its own vegetable garden where staff grow fresh produce for use in the lodge.

They further support the Okavango Kopana Mokoro Community Trust with entrance and camping fees, which are paid to them and in this way cover the salaries of the traditional “polers”.

Furthermore, polers are encouraged to invest in the purchase of a replica made from fibre, rather than the traditional mokoro, which is made from a hollowed-out sausage tree and lasts only five years. This will help to prevent the sausage tree from disappearing.

Departure dates 2026:
July: 02, 09*, 16
Augustus 20, 27
September 03*, 24
October: 08, 22
November: 12, 26
December: 10

Departure dates 2027:
January: 07
February 11*
March 18
April: 22
Mei: 20*, 27
June 03, 10
July: 01, 08*, 15
Augustus 19, 26
September 02*, 23
October: 07, 21
November: 11, 25

Bold data Guaranteed departure regardless of the number of participants, no minimum number of participants
*On this date, the tour will be conducted with a German-speaking tour leader. As a matter of course, the vast majority of travellers will be German-speaking.

Number of participants:
Our camping safaris are conducted in small groups to offer the best and most flexible itinerary possible. Small groups mean more time for the traveller, less waiting time and a cosy, personal atmosphere during the trip.

The average age on this tour is 38-45, but ages range from 20 to 60+ years. The minimum age for children is 12 years when accompanied by at least one adult. There is no upper age limit, but travellers aged 65+ are required to provide a medical “fitness to travel” certificate, available from your GP.

Guaranteed departure from 4 people/maximum 12 participants.

Language
As the participants on the above trip come from different countries, English will be spoken by the guide during the trip (with the exception of departure dates marked with a *, during which German will be spoken primarily).

The journey is guided by 2 certified guides for optimal knowledge, information and individual attention.

Visa
If you hold Dutch nationality, you will require a visa for travel to Namibia from 1 April 2025, in addition to a passport that is valid for at least 6 months after your return from the trip.

Only if you enter Namibia via Windhoek Airport can you apply for a “visa on arrival” at a special counter there (allow for longer waiting times), or apply for an e-visa up to 90 days before departure via the following link. https://eservices.mhaiss.gov.na/.

A visa is also required for Zimbabwe. This can be purchased at the border for approximately US$ 30 per person. You can also apply for a visa for Zimbabwe online via www.evisa.gov.zw/ but only after the car's registration number is known at the start of the journey.

The guide can help you with the application. Furthermore, there must also be enough blank pages next to each other in the passport for the necessary stamps (assume at least 2 blank pages per country to be visited).

If you hold a nationality other than Dutch, please check with the consulate of the relevant country. AfrikaOnline does not provide visas.

As of 1 July 2026, it will be mandatory to complete an online customs declaration before arriving in South Africa. www.sars.gov.za/travellerdeclaration.

For more information, please visit the website www.nederlandwereldwijd.nl. If you do not have a valid passport and/or travel documents during your trip, any consequences will be at your own expense.

If you are travelling to Zambia or Namibia with children under 18 years of age, you may need to be in possession of a copy of the International Birth Certificate.

If you are travelling as a single parent or simply alone with your minor child, you must also be in possession of a consent form from the other parent, or be able to show a document stating.

Highlights of the trip:
Cape Town – visit to Cape Point Nature Reserve, Fishriver Canyon – hikes, Namib Desert – Sossusvlei dunes, hikes and hot air balloon ride (not included),

Swakopmund – dune surfing and quad biking (not included), Brandberg and Spitzkoppe – rock engravings, Etosha National Park – game drives – Okavango Delta – mokoro excursion and bush walks – Victoria Falls – adventure activities.

Naturally, during the trip, an effort will be made to visit villages and make contact with the local inhabitants.

Transport
Transport during the trip is by a special safari truck with 10–12 seats. On approximately 5% of the trips, transport is by a Mercedes Sprinter minibus.

Comfortable travel and excellent for game drives. Large sliding windows so everyone has a good view.

Roof rack and/or trailer for luggage and camping equipment. Transfers in the Okavango Delta are in open safari vehicles.

Travel – Cancellation Insurance
Taking out travel insurance is mandatory. It is recommended to take out cancellation insurance.

If the insurance policies are not taken out via AfrikaOnline, we kindly request you to provide the name of the insurer and the policy numbers for both insurances to AfrikaOnline by email as soon as possible and well before your departure.

Participation
From 12 years old, no maximum age. However, at least 1 adult must accompany every child under 18.

During the trip, walks will be made that require a certain level of stamina.

The walks are graded as easy to moderate and are always optional.

On all camping trips, participation is requested in setting up the tent camp, packing the truck, and of course, helping with the washing up.

Teamspirit is part of the fun of travelling in a group.

Overnight stays
Camping: 14 nights at campsites in National Parks or towns. The campsites are generally excellent with good facilities such as hot and cold showers, restaurants, washing machines, post office/telephone booths and a souvenir shop.

Some campsites have a swimming pool. Sometimes a campsite can also be beautifully situated, but the disadvantage is that there are fewer facilities. The camping equipment;

Spacious and comfortable igloo tent measuring 2.2 x 2.2 x 1.5 metres, which is easy to pitch/dismantle.

The tents have “built-in” mosquito nets. Furthermore, there are mattresses approximately 5 cm thick and comfortable camping chairs with backrests.

Guesthouse
1 night's accommodation in one of the centrally located Citi Lodge V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. All rooms have twin or double beds and an en-suite bathroom.

2 nights at the centrally located Dunedin Star guesthouse (or equivalent) in Swakopmund. All rooms are twin rooms with separate beds and an en-suite bathroom, usually with a shower and toilet.

1 overnight stay at the centrally located Capbon in Windhoek. All rooms have twin beds and a bathroom with a shower and toilet in most cases.

Wild camping 2 nights on islands in the Okavango Delta. During wild camping, there are no facilities such as shower rooms and toilets. Water must be brought along, and for sanitary stops, a so-called bush toilet will be installed.

Meals:
During the journey, good and healthy meals are prepared using mostly local produce.

To give you an idea of what the meals will be like: breakfast will consist of cornflakes with milk, toast with jam, and a regular English breakfast with eggs and bacon, fruit juice, coffee, and tea.

The lunch will largely consist of cheese, cold cuts, salads and bread rolls (picnic style).

The dinner will be most extensive with regular BBQ, stir-fries and the typical South African Potjiekos (all-in-one pot dish, delicious!!!!) prepared over the campfire.

If there are special dietary requirements (due to vegetarian preference and/or allergies), please state them when booking the trip so that they can be taken into account in advance.

Coffee and tea will also be served during dinner. Other drinks are not included and must be purchased separately.

During this trip, 20 breakfasts, 16 lunches and 12 dinners are included in the tour price.

Most meals are prepared by the guides with the help of the travellers and are eaten around the campfire. Three breakfasts are served at the guesthouse/lodges.

Medical conditions:
Anyone in good health can participate in this trip.

Important things to take with you:
Torch and spare batteries, binoculars, water bottle, toiletries, sunglasses, hat or cap, mosquito repellent, photo/video camera with sufficient film, batteries and/or rechargeable batteries, charger for rechargeable batteries, walking shoes, rain jacket, swimwear, small backpack, two small towels and finally a small travel first-aid kit.

Luggage
Travel bag (due to limited car space, it is best to pack luggage in a travel bag or backpack) with a maximum of 12 kg per person.

Also take a small rucksack or bag for personal items to have in the car.

In addition, a small separate backpack or a handy bag for personal items.

Clothing
It is advised to pack light clothing, and for the evenings, long trousers and a jumper/long-sleeved blouse (to protect against mosquitoes).

During the winter months, June to October, it can get chilly and sometimes even cold. So warm clothing is also needed. Comfortable shoes.

Reservations
The agent reserves the right to amend a programme if the agent deems it necessary due to certain conditions, force majeure or unforeseen circumstances.

Should the vehicle break down, the agent will not be responsible for alternative accommodation other than camping, and there will be no compensation for flights or similar.

The agent asks for a compensation form to be signed upon arrival and before departure of the trip.

Afrika Online – Tel: 070 401 4092

Price subject to change
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