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26 Day Africa Overland Tour: Cape Town to Kruger Camping…

Tour Length26 days
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Summary of this Camping Overland Tour

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  • Max. Group Size 20 Travellers
  • Departs from Cape Town, South Africa
  • Ends at Johannesburg, South Africa
  • Accommodation Lodge & Camping Combo
  • Transport Large Overland Vehicle / Game Viewing Vehicle / Boat
  • Wildlife Big 5, Elephant, Leopards, Lions, Rhino & More
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Quick Itinerary Overview

A comprehensive camping safari to top travel destinations in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe. This diverse Southern Africa Overland Tour travels from Cape Town to Kruger, ending in Johannesburg, South Africa.

First, this camping safari travels to South Africa's Cederberg region and the Orange River before visiting the Fish River Canyon in Namibia. Explore the Namib Desert next, where highlights include Sossusvlei, and continue to coastal Swakopmund. Visit Cape Cross Seal Colony, Twyfelfontein Rock Art and a Petrified Forest, before game viewing in the famous Etosha National Park, then heading to the Kavango River.

Cross into Botswana and travel via Maun into the untamed Okavango Delta - the Khwai River Area and Moremi National Park - for the wilderness experience of a lifetime. Visit the vast and surreal Makgadigadi Salt Pans, and take a Chobe River game viewing boat cruise before crossing into Zimbabwe to visit the mighty Victoria Falls, and enjoy optional adventure activities on offer. Then head back to South Africa via Botswana to embark on a wildlife safari in Kruger National Park where we go in search of Africa's Big 5 and the abundance of other wildlife found here.

Responsible Travel Note

During this trip, you are likely to come across activities that encourage tourists to participate in lion, elephant or other wildlife interaction. This includes walking with lions, riding elephants and any other tourist operation putting travelers in close contact with animals that would normally live wild and separate from human contact.

We absolutely do not encourage or endorse this type of wildlife interaction operation. For more information on why this is not good for Africa's wild animals, please see our detailed blog post on the subject.

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Itinerary for this Tour

Day 1: Cape Town to Cederberg Mountains – South Africa

This Southern Africa Overland Camping Tour departs from the beautiful city of Cape Town, fondly referred to as the "Mother City". We head north out of town and stop on the outskirts of the city to look back and appreciate the iconic view of Table Mountain with the city and ocean laying at its feet. After taking the photo opportunity, we head out of town.

As we continue north, the landscape changes as the bright blue expanse of the ocean gives way to mountains with river valleys below. You pass wine and citrus farms and the occasional roadside farm stall before reaching breathtaking views of the rugged beauty of the Cederberg Mountains with their unique rock formations popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and rock climbing.

We will overnight at a campsite just outside the charming town of Citrusdal nestled at the base of the mountains and be treated to a traditional South African dinner as we get more acquainted with our tour mates.

  • Included Activities: Traditional Dinner
  • Meals: Lunch & Dinner

Day 2: Cederberg to Namaqualand & Orange River – Namibia

Day 2 of our Cape Town to Kruger Camping Safari, sees us travel north past the mountains and into the flat semi-arid Namaqualand. This region is famous for its seasonal wildflowers that splash colour over the otherwise dry landscape each spring (August & September). We continue north through ever more sparsely populated landscapes of the Northern Cape region as we make our way to the Gariep River, formerly known as the Orange River. This great river flows across South Africa and forms a natural border with Namibia, which lies on the northern bank.

We stop in the remote town of Springbok in South Africa for last-minute supplies, before crossing the river and border control into Namibia. We will spend the night at a campsite overlooking the Gariep (Orange) River from the Namibia side. The evening is spent getting to know one another by the campfire after a hearty meal.

  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 3: Orange (Gariep) River to Ais-Ais Hot Springs – Namibia

The morning of Day 3 will be spent by the river. You may opt to take a half day canoe trip, an adventurous yet serene journey to explore the Orange River with its dramatic rocks and stunning landscapes.

After lunch, we travel north into the Namibian desert, towards the mighty Fish River Canyon, world’s second-largest canyon. We make our way to the Ai-Ais Hot Springs located at the southern end of the Fish River conservation area and will overnight at the springs campsite. Swim in the pool, relax at the bar, or take full advantage of the therapeutic qualities of the mineral rich waters.

  • Included Activities: Ais-Ais Hot Springs
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 4: Fish River Canyon, Quiver Tree Forest & Giants Playground – Namibia

On Day 4 we are up early to visit the Fish River Canyon at first light. It is magical to stroll along the canyon edge and witness the sweeping panoramic views in the morning light. The canyon is 27 kilometers (around 17 miles) wide, and the canyon floor lies some 550 meters (around 1,804 feet) below you.

We continue through the desert towards the town of Keetmanshoop where we set up camp. Later, we visit a Quiver Tree Forest of some 250 specimens of Aloidendron dichotomum, a species of aloe that's also known as the "quiver tree" because indigenous San people traditionally used its hollowed branches as quivers for their arrows. This forest presents a stunning sight, especially at sunrise or sunset when the bark of the trees seems to glow with a warm light.

Not far from the Quiver Tree Forest, we visit the Giant's Playground, a vast area filled with massive dolerite boulders stacked upon each other, as if giants have been playing with huge blocks of stone.

  • Included Activities: Fish River Canyon visit, Quiver Tree Forest & Giants Playground visit
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 5: Keetmanshoop to the Namib Desert - Namibia

This morning we set off on a long drive north. Sparse grasslands give way to the ancient and rugged Namib Desert. We will be staying overnight at a desert campsite located just outside the Namib-Naukluft National Park, known for its iconic landscape of sweeping red sand dunes. Marvel at the spectacular star gazing from here as you experience of the desert's tranquillity.

  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 6: Sossusvlei Dunes & Deadvlei (Namib-Naukluft National Park) – Namibia

Day 6 of our Cape Town to Kruger Camping Safari will be spent in the Namib-Naukluft National Park, home to Namibia’s most photographed desert landscape. The park incorporates a large portion of the Namib Desert, considered the world's oldest desert, with its extensive area of red-orange tinted sand dunes.
We start with a climb up Dune 45, which offers an amazing view from the top, with the sand dunes rolling into the distance. Once down we tuck into a hearty breakfast before heading through the dunescapes towards Sossusvlei, a large pan. It offers a surreal backdrop with the skeletons of large dead trees that once thrived here, surrounded by red-orange-hued dunes.

Tonight, we soak up the stars and stillness at our Namib Desert campsite after a full day of admiring the iconic landscapes of Namibia.

  • Included Activity: Hike up Dune 45, 4x4 Transfer to Sossusvlei & Sesriem Canyon
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 7 & 8: Namib to Swakopmund – Namibia

On Day 7 of our Africa Overland Camping Tour, we are joined by an expert local guide for a nature walk in the unique desert habitat. Exploring on foot, our local guide imparts his knowledge of the ancient Namib Desert area with us. On this guided nature walk, we discover how the people, plants and animals have adapted to living in this harsh desert climate.

After our desert walk, its back on the vehicle to continue north. During our drive we cross the latitudinal line of the Tropic of Capricorn, pausing to take some photos to mark the occasion. Then on to Swakopmund, adventure capital of Namibia. Swakopmund is a captivating holiday town nestled between the cold Atlantic Ocean and the oldest desert in the world, offering a unique blend of breathtaking scenic views, rich colonial German history, thrilling adventure sports and a vibrant foodie scene.

In the evening you can enjoy some excellent seafood at a local restaurant, as well as the local nightlife. We stay at a comfortable guesthouse in Swakopmund featuring a bar, laundry services, and internet. Accommodation is in twin-share rooms with en-suite bathrooms that have hot showers.

Day 8 on this Cape Town to Kruger Camping Safari is free for you to immerse yourself in the charming town of Swakopmund, a place where echoes of German colonial heritage are evident in its architecture, food, and customs. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the shore, savour a cup of coffee at a street-side cafe, browse through a local market, and delight in the picturesque sights on foot. There are many adventure activities on offer too - go quad biking on the dunes, sandboarding, skydiving, or a boat cruise to see dolphins.

  • Included Activity: Guided desert walk, Tropic of Capricorn, Local Restaurant Dinner
  • Optional Activities: Dolphin Cruise, Sky Diving, Sandboarding, Quad Biking, and more
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (Day 7), Breakfast (Day 8)

Day 9: Swakopmund to Cape Cross & Khorixas– Namibia

Our desert journey takes us further north, where the scorching desert sands kiss the cool Atlantic Ocean waves. Our first stop is the tiny seaside holiday town of Wlotskabaken, a perfect spot for scenic photos. From there, we proceed to the Lichen Fields. Your guide will tell you more about these complex organisms living together in a symbiotic relationship, found in various environments around the world, from deserts to arctic tundra.

Next, we visit the famous Seal Colony at Cape Cross, recognized as the world's largest with over 200,000 Cape Fur Seals gathering during breeding season. Cape Cross is also historically significant as the first location where a European explorer landed on the Namibian coast in 1486. A cross was erected here in honor of the king of Portugal by the explorer Diego Cao. (Please note that there may be times when access to the Cape Cross Colony is restricted, preventing us from visiting the seals.)

Leaving the coast behind, we then head towards our campsite in the town of Khorixas.

  • Included Activity: Cape Cross Seal Colony
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 10: Khorixas to Etosha National Park – Namibia

On the morning of Day 10, we head out to explore the nearby Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings and the Petrified Forest, guided by a local expert. The Khoi San have resided in this area for over 6,000 years, and their shamans have created over 2,500 rock paintings in the area, one of Africa's largest collections of rock petroglyphs.

We will also visit the Petrified Forest, a national monument featuring fossilized prehistoric tree trunks – they had been carried downstream by some ancient river and subsequently embedded in alluvial sands, preserved in the desert to this day.

We then continue our journey, headed to our first wildlife safari destination of our tour. Etosha National Park, located in north-western Namibia, is one of the largest wildlife reserves in Africa. The name "Etosha" translates to "Great White Place", referring to the vast Etosha salt pan, which is a significant feature of the park – it is so vast it can even be seen from space. The park offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, especially during the dry season when animals gather around the waterholes, providing visitors with unforgettable safari experiences.

As we enter the park, keep a close lookout for any animals that cross our path as we take a game drive en-route to our accommodation. We will camp at the Etosha National Parks rest camps for the next three nights. Each camp has its own waterhole, illuminated by floodlights, offering visitors the unique opportunity to observe wild animals in the evening hours from the comfort of camp.

  • Included Activity: Petrified Forest, Twyfelfontein Rock Engravings, Afternoon game drive
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 11 & 12: Etosha National Park – Namibia

The next two days are devoted to unforgettable wildlife viewing experiences in Etosha National Park. Covering just over 22,200 square kilometers, Etosha National Park is sanctuary to a wide array of plant and animal species, including lions, elephants, rhinos, and leopards, among others such as giraffes, zebras, and various antelope species and over 340 bird species recorded. On our game drives we will traverse the wild, rugged terrain, pausing at several watering holes to observe the animals that come to drink.

Between game drives, relax by the pool with a cool drink, or stroll around the rest camp and keep watch at the waterhole.

  • Included Activities: Etosha Game Drives
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (x2)

Day 13: Etosha to Divundu – Namibia

Day 13 of our Africa Overland Camping Tour starts with a final game drive on our way out of Etosha Park. We then travel northeast towards the flowing waters of the Kavango River. The drive is a remarkable contrast as we transition from the arid landscapes of Etosha to the lush, green vegetation surrounding the Kavango River. Our destination for the night is the small town of Divundu, located on the southern bank of the Kavango River in Namibia. It is this river that will eventually flow into the Okavango Delta in neighbouring Botswana where we will visit next.

Our campsite has stunning views of the river, allowing you a chance to reflect on the day's journey and experience a breathtaking sunset over the Kavango River.

  • Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 14: Divundu to Maun - Botswana

Prior to departing for Maun, we enjoy a leisurely boat cruise on the beautiful Kavango River. Keep an eye out for the abundant birdlife, including African Fish Eagles, Kingfishers, and Herons. The riverbanks are also home to a variety of animals such as crocodiles basking in the sun, families of hippos wallowing in the water, and herds of elephants quenching their thirst. If you're lucky, you might even spot the rare and elusive otters.

We are then back on the road towards Botswana, the next country on our tour itinerary. After border formalities are complete, we make our way through Botswana back roads to the town of Maun which will be the base for our next adventure – The Okavango Delta. We overnight at a campsite in Maun.

  • Included Activities: Kavango River Boat Cruise
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 15: Maun to Khwai River Area (Okavango Delta) - Botswana

Day 15 of our Africa Overland Camping Tour, we are collected in smaller safari vehicles for a two-day journey into the Okavango Delta. Leaving Maun, we cross vast, open savannahs dotted with acacia trees. As you approach the Khwai River Concession Area, the vegetation becomes denser and more varied, hinting at the rich biodiversity that lies ahead. Here, you're entering a region known for its excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, so keep your eyes peeled for elephants, zebras, giraffes, and various antelope species that frequent this area.

The next two nights will be spent in a tented camp on the Khwai floodplains. After lunch we head out to a mokoro station near the camp. From here we will be taken out on the Okavango Delta waterways in traditional mokoro boats. You sit back in the boat as your guide stands and poles the boat through the braided network of reed lined channels. A truly serene way to experience the delta.

  • Included Activity: Okavango Delta Mokoro Trip
  • Optional Activity: Scenic Okavango Delta Flight (early)
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 16: Moremi National Park (Okavango Delta) - Botswana

On Day 16 of our Africa Overland Tour, we are up early for a full day safari experience in Moremi National Park, an area of approximately 5,000 square kilometers (1,900 square miles) in the north-eastern part of the Okavango Delta. It was established in 1963, making it the first game reserve in Africa to be established by local residents.

Moremi National Park has a diverse landscape of waterways, lagoons and pools woven between pans, grasslands, and forests. This terrain transforms in the rainy season into a natural paradise that supports an impressive variety of plants and animals. It is home to the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros), and some of most endangered of the large mammals like cheetah, white rhinoceros, black rhinoceros, and African Wild Dog. It is also home to nearly 500 species of bird, from water birds to migratory birds and forest dwellers.

  • Included Activity: Full Day Game Drive
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 17: Khwai to Maun & Nata Pan (Makgadigadi) - Botswana

Today the 4x4 safari vehicles take us on our last drive through the Okavango Delta back to Maun to rejoin our overland safari vehicle. Then its back on the road, headed northeast into the desert once more. We take rural back roads towards the stark yet awe inspiring vistas of the vast Makgadigadi Salt Pans, the crusty remains of an ancient lake that evaporated here.

Our destination for the night is Nata, located on one of the string of pans at Makgadigadi. Our campsite is located in the palm-lined fringe around the pan. After a hearty lunch, we head out for a drive to explore Nata Pan. This pan receives some water when the seasonal Nata River flows during the rainy season. This attracts flocks of water birds like flamingos when the conditions are right.

  • Included Activity: Pans Drive
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 18: Nata to Kasane & Chobe National Park - Botswana

Day 18 of our Cape Town to Kruger Camping Safari sees us journey from the Kalahari sands of Nata Pan to Kasane, which lies on the banks of the Chobe River close to the Botswana-Zimbabwe border. We arrive in time for lunch and a quick siesta before our afternoon activity. We will take a boat cruise along the Chobe River, that runs alongside the Chobe National Park. This park is celebrated for its vast migratory elephant population and substantial buffalo herds. The river cruise allows us a close encounter with a variety of wildlife including hippos, buffalos, antelopes, and elephants, providing fantastic opportunities for photography.

  • Included Activity: Chobe River Boat Cruise
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 19: Kasane to Victoria Falls - Zimbabwe

We journey next across the border, making our way into Zimbabwe to the extraordinary Victoria Falls, which holds the title as the world's largest waterfall. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Victoria Falls is an awe-inspiring natural wonder that is not to be missed!

Today & tomorrow you'll have ample free time to explore the waterfall known by locals as 'Mosi-oa-Tunya', translated as 'The Smoke That Thunders'. Beyond witnessing the breathtaking Victoria Falls, there's the option to partake in one of many exhilarating adventure activities this afternoon (additional cost) or simply relax and soak in the surroundings.

We camp in Victoria Falls village at a campsite that boasts lounge and bar areas, and a swimming pool. Free and robust WiFi is available, and there's also an on-site restaurant and bar for your convenience.

  • Optional Activities: Victoria Falls National Park Entry Fees & Adventure Activities
  • Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 20: Victoria Falls – Zimbabwe

Day 20 of our Africa Overland Tour is free for you to enjoy the thrilling adventure activities at Victoria Falls.

Take full advantage of your time in the 'Adventure Capital of Africa'. This region of the Zambezi River is renowned for offering some of the world's premier whitewater rafting experiences, promising an adventure you won't forget! For those seeking further thrills, there are optional activities such as helicopter or microlight flights over the falls, zip-lining across the Batoka Gorge, excursions to Livingstone Island, and even bungee jumping off the Victoria Falls Bridge. If you're seeking a more relaxed pace, there's also the option to wander through the historic town or enjoy a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River.

  • Optional Activities: Tram & Bridge Tour, Zambezi Sunset Cruise, Bungee Jump, Helicopter Flights, White Water Rafting, and more
  • Meals: Breakfast

Day 21: Victoria Falls to Francistown – Botswana

Day 21 of our Cape Town to Kruger Camping Safari sees us depart from the iconic Victoria Falls, heading south towards the Zimbabwe-Botswana border. As we cross into Botswana the landscapes shift from forested areas to more arid terrain as we pass through several towns. We camp overnight in Francistown, the second largest city in Botswana known for its mining history and traditional culture

  • Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 22: Francistown to Johannesburg – South Africa

In the morning we set off early, headed south along the Great North Road. We travel out of Botswana, crossing the border into South Africa. Open bushveld dotted with giant baobabs transitions into fields of citrus and maize, and then into the more populated and industrialized Gauteng Province, economic powerhouse of southern Africa. We will arrive in bustling Johannesburg in the late afternoon. We will stay in en-suite rooms at a city hotel.

  • Meals: Breakfast

Day 23: Johannesburg to Greater Kruger National Park – South Africa

Early this morning our Africa Overland Camping Tour departs from Johannesburg, heading east towards Kruger National Park via the scenic Mpumalanga Province of South Africa.

Our next safari destination is the world-renowned Kruger National Park, one of Africa's top safari destinations. For the next three nights we will stay at a safari camp located in a private wildlife concession area inside Kruger Park.

After settling in at camp we embark on a sunset game drive in the concession area, looking out for the Big Five and other wildlife. While out on our game drive we stop for a sundowner drink in the South African bushveld. This evening we enjoy dinner around the glowing campfire under a blanket of stars.

  • Included Activity: Sunset Game Drive
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 24: Kruger National Park – South Africa

Today, we devote the day to explore the expansive Kruger National Park that spans nearly two million hectares. The park has several game viewing routes, each with its attractions and wildlife. The park is a sanctuary for an unparalleled variety of flora and fauna, housing around 336 tree species, 49 fish species, 34 amphibian species, 114 reptile species, 507 bird species, and 147 mammal species. The open design of our 4x4 safari vehicle offers excellent visibility.

After a fulfilling day of game viewing in this vast wildlife haven, we'll kick back and relax back at camp situated within the premises of Kruger Park.

  • Included Activity: Full-day Kruger Park Game Drive
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 25: Greater Kruger Park & Panorama Route – South Africa

Day 25 of our Southern Africa Overland Camping Tour takes us through the scenic Panorama Route just outside the Kruger area. The drive takes us up the mountain foothills of the Drakensberg to follow the ridge at the top of the escarpment. We stop at God's Window viewpoint. This aptly named spot offers panoramic views of the majestic Blyde River Canyon, one of the largest canyons on Earth with dramatic cliffs, verdant vegetation, and the shimmering river winding its way through the gorge below.

Continuing along the Panorama Route, we will also visit the Three Rondavels, massive round rock hilltops reminiscent of the homes or "rondavels" of the indigenous people. Then on to Bourke's Luck Potholes, named after the gold prospector Tom Bourke. Over millennia, swirling water has eroded the rock, creating a series of cylindrical potholes.

After a thrilling drive with breathtaking views, we return to camp for a final night around the campfire.

  • Included Activity: Panorama Route Tour (God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes & Three Rondavels)
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 26: Kruger to Johannesburg – South Africa

On the last day of this fantastic Africa Overland Camping Tour, we venture back out into Kruger National Park in our safari truck. After a final game drive, we travel back to the vibrant city of Johannesburg.

This affordable Cape Town to Kruger Camping Safari comes to an end when we arrive back in Johannesburg.

  • Included Activity: Morning Game Drive
  • Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Optional Extras and Excursions

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South Africa Activities

  • Half-Day Canoe Trip 

Namibia Activities

  • Dolphin Cruise
  • Sky Diving 
  • Sandboarding 
  • Quad Biking
  • scenic flights
  • Etosha Night Game Drive 
  • Dinner Out in Windhoek 

Botswana Activities

  • San guided walk
  • Scenic Okavango Delta Flight
  • Tips for Polers - Clients Discretion

Zimbabwe Activities

  • Visit Victoria Falls waterfall
  • Zambezi Sunset Cruise 
  • Dinner Out in Victoria Falls 
  • Morning Tram & Bridge Tour 
  • Bungee Jump (solo) 
  • Helicopter Flights
  • White Water Rafting

Child Policy

This tour does take children.

There is a minimum age limit of 8 years of age, for travellers on scheduled departures, however, children aged 8 and 9 years of age are accepted on a request basis only.
A maximum of 4 children, aged between 10 - 15 years will be allowed per scheduled tour departure date.
Should there already be 4 children confirmed on a tour, any further children requests will be dealt with on a request basis only.

Age restrictions may apply to certain items listed in the respective tour activities and it is important that you are aware of these restrictions prior to confirming children on tour.

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  • Dolphin Cruise
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  • scenic flights
  • Etosha Night Game Drive 
  • Dinner Out in Windhoek 

Botswana Activities

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  • Scenic Okavango Delta Flight
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  • Visit Victoria Falls waterfall
  • Zambezi Sunset Cruise 
  • Dinner Out in Victoria Falls 
  • Morning Tram & Bridge Tour 
  • Bungee Jump (solo) 
  • Helicopter Flights
  • White Water Rafting
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