Gorillas to Vic Falls

Gorillas to Vic Falls

Spend 42 days travelling through the iconic vistas of East Africa. Seek out the rare mountain gorilla in Rwanda’s steamy jungle, enjoy thrill-packed safaris through lush forest and open savanna and finish in Victoria Falls. Be welcomed into small villages in Tanzania and Malawi, relax on sandy beaches in Zanzibar and track the Big Five in the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park. This overland adventure is a mix of locally-guided excursions and free time to follow your heart to the stuff you want to see.

Activities

• Lake Nakuru – Overland Vehicle Game Drive
• Lake Nakuru – Morning Overland Vehicle Game Drive
• Queen Elizabeth National Park – Overland Vehicle Game Drive
• Bwindi National Park – Mountain Gorilla Permit & Trek
• Kericho – Tea plantation visit
• Masai Mara National Reserve – 4×4 Game Drive
• Masai Mara National Reserve – Full Day 4×4 Game Drive
• Ngorongoro Crater – 4×4 Game Drive
• Serengeti National Park – 4×4 Game Drive
• Serengeti National Park – 4×4 Game Drive
• Serengeti National Park – 4×4 Game Drive
• Mto Wa Mbu – Village walk & local dinner
• Irente – Lushoto hike
• Irente – Local lunch
• Mikumi National Park – 4×4 Game Drive
• South Luangwa National Park – 4×4 Dawn Game Drive
• South Luangwa National Park – 4×4 Afternoon Game Drive
• South Luangwa – Jewellery workshop Project
• Masvingo – Great Zimbabwe Ruins guided visit

Highlights

• Gorilla permits included! Seek out the rare mountain gorilla on a trek through Uganda’s steamy forests and spend an unforgettable hour in their presence.
• Take two game drives through the Masai Mara National Reserve, looking for lions, zebras and wildebeest crossing the iconic plains.
• Go looking for rare black rhinos on a safari in Ngorongoro Crater, a 20-kilometre-wide crater that around 25,000 wild animals call home.
• Spend a night camping in Mto wa Mbu, a multicultural Tanzanian village where you can grab dinner with some locals and shop for crafts.
• Discover the largest ruins in sub-Saharan Africa – Great Zimbabwe. A World Heritage site, the ruined city was first constructed in the 11th century.