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CAMPING SAFARI: Discover the best of East Africa, from wildlife to beaches on this 24-day camping safari. Search for the Big Five in the Masai Mara, Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater. Enjoy a relaxing beach break in Zanzibar and then travel south, driving through Mikumi National Park and unwinding beside Lake Malawi. Journey via the Zambian capital of Lusaka before arriving in Livingstone, where you'll visit cascading Victoria Falls.

For a detailed itinerary and information about visas, money, weather and more.

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Accommodation Standard

Camping

Tour Overview

Duration

24 days

Starts

Nairobi

Ends

Livingstone

Range

Overlanding

Tour Guide

Yes - escorted by a tour leader

Group Size

Min 4 / Max 18

Minimum age

18 (16 years from 2026 onward)

Maximum age

75

Departs

Sundays

Hotel Rating

Camping & simple hotels

Countries

Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Zambia

Physical Rating

Moderate

Tour Pace

Medium

Arrival Transfer

No - can be booked on request

Departure Transfer

No - can be booked on request

Meals included

Breakfast: 23, Lunch: 16, Dinner: 17
Accommodation Standard
Adults (18+)
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Per Person From
$5,285.00
USD

$4,228.00

Deposit From
Final payment
USD

$800.00

$7,656.00

Accommodation Standard

Camping

Tour Highlights

Masai Mara - Discover the incredible wildlife of Kenya's most famous reserve, part of the legendary Serengeti ecosystem
Serengeti National Park - Go in search of the Big Five in one of the world's most famous national parks and camp out in the wilderness
Ngorongoro Crater - Drive around the rim of this UNESCO-listed volcanic caldera and search for wildlife in the crater itself
Bagamoyo - Pass Mount Kilimanjaro enroute to this historic trading town on the Indian Ocean coast
Dar es Salaam - Browse the markets of this crucial port and spend your night camping on the beach
Zanzibar - Enjoy three nights on this tropical island with time to explore historic Stone Town and relax on pristine white sand beaches
Mikumi National Park - Drive through the national park, one of the largest in Tanzania, and go in search of wildlife on an optional game drive
Lake Malawi - Explore two different sections of this giant freshwater lake, visiting local villages and opt for a hike into the countryside
Livingstone - End your journey on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls, with an included visit and free time to discover this iconic natural wonder

Included

23 breakfasts, 18 lunches & 18 dinners
18 nights camping in 2-person dome tents, 3 nights simple twin share accommodation in Zanzibar and 2 nights permanent tented camp in the Masai Mara (please refer to the trip notes for details)
Escorted by a licensed 2-person crew
Transportation in a 24-seater overland truck with camping and cooking equipment
Masai Mara excursion in a purpose built safari vehicle and game drives with a resident guide
Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater Excursion in a purpose built safari vehicle and game drives with a resident guide
Maasai Village Walk with a resident guide
Zanzibar return ferry ticket
Mosi Oa Tunya National Park, Victoria Falls visit
Sleeping mattress (you will need to bring your own sleeping bag)
All road tolls and vehicle taxes

Not Included

International flights and visas
Sleeping bag - please bring your own
Tipping - an entirely personal gesture
Optional activities (prices listed in Trip Notes)
Airport transfers - can be booked on request
Local Payment: $850.00pp paid in USD

Accommodation Standard

Camping

Itinerary

Day 1 - Welcome to East Africa

Nairobi - Masai Mara. We leave Nairobi early this morning and make our way to the famous Masai Mara National Reserve. The Mara is adjacent to the Serengeti, forming one of the world's last surviving great wildernesses. We will be travelling in specialised safari vehicles for this part of the tour for a more intimate wildlife-viewing experience, and will join up with our main vehicle later. In the Masai Mara, we will be staying in twin-share pre-erected tents with ensuite facilities.

During our time in the Mara, we enjoy morning and afternoon game drives in search of the huge herds of wildebeest, zebra, and antelope which inhabit the plains and the predators that hunt them. Also keep your eyes peeled for other iconic species like rhino, elephant and giraffe. We camp on the edge of the reserve, close to the action!

Please note: The pre-departure meeting is held at 18:00 on the evening prior to departure. The tour departs at 08:00 on Day 1 so please arrive in Nairobi the day before your tour. Refer to the Joining Instructions in the Trip Notes for more information. We can book accommodation and transfers on request.

Overnight: Masai Mara
Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Day 2 - Masai Mara

Today we continue exploring the Masai Mara with morning and afternoon game drives. Forming part of the Serengeti ecosystem and adjacent to Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, the Masai Mara is perhaps Africa's most iconic wild place. Home to the Great Migration, it is possible to see millions of wildebeest, antelope, and zebra crossing the plains throughout the year, tracked all the way by the lions, leopards, and cheetahs which feed on them. Crocodiles wait for an easy meal as the herds cross the Mara River, and scavengers such as hyenas clear up the remains of any kills. With plenty of included game drives, you'll have a great chance at spotting many of these species, as well as elephants, buffalo, giraffe and more.

Overnight: Masai Mara
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3 - Return to Nairobi

Masai Mara - Nairobi. Departing the Mara we return to Nairobi for our last night in Kenya. We recommend heading into the city to enjoy a meal at the famed Carnivore restaurant!

Overnight: Nairobi
Meals: Breakfast

Day 4 - Crossing into Tanzania

Nairobi - Arusha (Tanzania). Say goodbye to Kenya as we board our overland truck and cross into neighbouring Tanzania. Our destination is the country's safari capital of Arusha, located near the Serengeti and in the shadow of Mount Meru. We'll browse the local markets before arriving at our camp for the night. There may also be time to visit a Maasai village.

Overnight: Arusha
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5 - The mighty Serengeti

Arusha - Serengeti National Park. Once again, we transfer to smaller, specialized safari vehicles for our excursion into the Serengeti National Park. Much larger than the Masai Mara, the Serengeti National Park is home to all of the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo) and is sure to yield incredible wildlife experiences. Driving around the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater (we'll be back here later in the tour!), we game drive to our unfenced bush campsite, for a night spent camping and listening to the sounds of the African wild.

Overnight: Serengeti National Park
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Days 6-7 - Ngorongoro Crater

Serengeti National Park - Ngorongoro Crater - Arusha. Day 6 sees us game-driving back out of the Serengeti and into the nearby Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This UNESCO-listed site is dominated by the Ngorongoro Crater, Africa's largest caldera. It is also home to some of the highest densities of wildlife on the entire continent. The view from the rim (2400 metres above sea level) is spectacular. Here, we spend the night camping on the rim.

On day 7 we wake early and descend the steep dirt road of the Ngorongoro Crater for a morning of game driving in this spectacular wildlife haven. Returning to the camp for lunch. It's then time to pack up as we return to Arusha.

Overnight: Ngorongoro Crater (1), Arusha (1)
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2

Day 8 - To the coast!

Arusha - Bagamoyo. It's time for some downtime! We head first to the port city of Bagamoyo, which is located on the Indian Ocean coast. It's a long drive, but we will be afforded views of snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro if the weather is clear. Our campsite for the night is near the beach, and you are more than welcome to head out to explore.

Overnight: Bagamoyo
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 9 - Dar es Salaam

Bagamoyo - Dar es Salaam. We continue our journey down the Tanzanian coast to Dar es Salaam, the country's most important port. It's a relatively short drive of just 2 - 3 hours, and there should be time for you to head into the city independently. There is a wealth of Arab architecture to admire, as well as a selection of vibrant markets, great beaches, and bars. Tonight we are camping on the beach before our trip to Zanzibar tomorrow.

Overnight: Dar es Salaam
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Days 10-12 - Paradise island of Zanzibar

Dar es Salaam - Zanzibar Island. On the morning of day 10 we board the ferry to Zanzibar, a tropical, semi-autonomous island off the coast of the Tanzanian mainland. Our overland truck will remain in Dar es Salaam.

Our time in Zanzibar is not structured, and there is plenty of time for you to unwind on the beach with a good book or embark on optional excursions such as a spice tour, snorkelling, scuba diving or enjoying a relaxing massage. See the Trip Notes for details.

As a general rule, we will spend one day in the old part of Zanzibar City, known as Stone Town. Then we will head to the northern beaches for two further days of sun, sea and sand. In Zanzibar we will stay in standard hotels, instead of camping.

Overnight: Zanzibar (3)
Meals: Breakfast x3

Day 13 - Return to Dar es Salaam

Zanzibar - Dar es Salaam. There's time for a final swim this morning before we check out after breakfast and catch the ferry back to the mainland. We're camping by the coast again tonight, and you'll be able to head back into Dar if you choose.

Overnight: Dar es Salaam
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 14 - Mikumi National Park

Dar es Salaam - Mikumi National Park. Climb aboard our overland truck once more as we make our way back inland, heading for the Malawian border. Today we are driving through Mikumi National Park, and will stop if we see any exotic wildlife, such as a forest elephant, or herd of giraffes.

Our campsite tonight is on the edge of the reserve, and you can opt for an extra game drive if you haven't had your safari fill yet! We'll also enjoy drinks at the local bar before an evening around the campfire.

Overnight: Mikumi National Park
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 15 - Iringa

Mikumi National Park - Iringa. Today's drive takes us through the spectacular Southern Highlands of Tanzania. We'll be staying at a local family-run farm around 50km from Iringa. The farm has been managed by the Ghaui family for more than 70 years and produces organic crops and meat for the local community and Dar es Salaam. It's a well-known camping spot on the way to Malawi.

Overnight: Iringa
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 16 - Mbeya Region

Iringa - Mbeya Area. As we head towards Malawi, we make a stop at the tranquil Utengule Coffee Lodge, nestled amidst the majestic Mbeya range in Southern Tanzania. We take in breathtaking views of the East African Rift Valley, unwind by the poolside, or enjoy activities like squash, tennis, pool, table tennis, and volleyball. For those of us interested in coffee, we have the option to join a guided tour through the coffee plantation, complete with a roasting demonstration and a delicious cup of home-grown coffee.

Overnight: Mbeya Region
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 17 - Chitimba Beach, Lake Malawi

Mbeya Area - Chitimba Beach (Malawi). After our last night in Tanzania, we make our way to the Songwe border post and cross into Malawi. Lake Malawi, formerly known as Lake Nyasa, covers nearly a fifth of the country and is a vital source of livelihood for many Malawians. Fishermen, fish traders, and canoe and net makers all rely on the lake, and at dawn, we see fishermen in their Bwato—traditional dugout canoes—casting their nets as the sun rises over the water. The lake is also home to the highest number of endemic freshwater fish species in the world. We have plenty of free time to relax on the beach, stroll through the village, and explore the local craft market, where we can try our hand at woodcarving and create our own souvenir. We also have the chance to learn the traditional game of Bao or test our bargaining skills while shopping for unique handmade treasures.

Overnight: Chitimba, Lake Malawi
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Days 18-19 - Free time at Lake Malawi

Mbeya Area - Chitimba - Ngala Beach. Lake Malawi is too much of a highlight for us to only visit one location along its never-ending shore! Our next destination is Ngala Beach, we stop to reload our supplies in the town of Mzuzu.

The rest of today and all of day 19 are at leisure. Optional activities include horse riding, a visit to a Malawian village, and freshwater scuba diving. Lake Malawi is home to several fish species found nowhere else in the world!

Overnight: Ngala Beach, Lake Malawi (2)
Meals: Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2

Day 20 - Crossing into Zambia

Ngala Beach - Petauke (Zambia). This morning, we bid farewell to "the lake" and we drive through Nkhotakhota Game Reserve on our way to the border, where we cross into Zambia. We continue our journey to Petauke, a region known for its rich agricultural production. As we travel, we pass fields of maize, cotton, sunflowers, soya beans, and other crops, getting a glimpse of the farming life that sustains this part of Zambia.

Overnight: Petauke
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 21 - Lusaka

Petauke - Lusaka. It's an early start today as we have a long drive to the Zambian capital, Lusaka. The scenery en route is stunning though: we'll take the Great Eastern Road, passing through lush countryside and crossing the rushing Luangwa River. Our campsite is at a tranquil farm outside Lusaka, which is Southern Africa's fastest-growing city.

Overnight: Lusaka
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Days 22-23 - Thundering Victoria Falls

Lusaka - Livingstone. On day 22 we drive south to Livingstone. Named after famed explorer David Livingstone, this is the Zambian base for exploring Victoria Falls, one of the African continent's finest natural wonders. There is an included visit to the falls, which are also known as Mosi oa Tunya - the ‘Smoke that Thunders’.

Day 23 is completely free for you to do as little or as much as you like. Livingstone is an adrenalin junkie's paradise, with all manner of optional activities available. You could go bungee jumping, canoeing or rafting on the Zambezi River, take a scenic flight over the falls, or enjoy a fishing trip. Or you can sit by the pool and relax! See the Trip Notes for more details.

Overnight: Livingstone
Meals: Breakfast x2

Day 24 - Livingstone

Today our tour comes to an end after a final breakfast in the hotel. If you'd like to stay a while longer in Livingstone then speak to our team about booking post-tour accommodation.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation Standard

Camping

Extras and add-ons

If you'd like to add extras or add-ons to your booking, you can do this easily during checkout. Just review the available options and select any additional services or upgrades you'd like before completing your purchase.

Pre and Post Tour Accommodation

Extend your tour with us by booking pre and post-accommodation, available at a per-person, per-night rate.

Post Tour Accommodation Livingstone - Victoria Falls Waterfront, en suite room (Jan - May)

Double

$125per passenger

Twin

$125per passenger

Single

$185per passenger

Post Tour Accommodation Livingstone - Victoria Falls Waterfront, en suite room (Jun - Dec)

Double

$145per passenger

Twin

$145per passenger

Single

$215per passenger

Post Tour Accommodation Livingstone - Victoria Falls Waterfront, tent

Double

$55per passenger

Twin

$55per passenger

Single

$65per passenger

Pre Tour Accommodation Nairobi - Hotel Boulevard

Double

$95per passenger

Twin

$95per passenger

Single

$135per passenger

Additional Excursions

Enhance your tour with these optional extras, helping you to get the most from your adventure.

Add on: Nairobi Airport Transfer (1 person) (Acacia)

$55

per passenger

Add on: Livingstone Airport Shuttle Transfer (Acacia)

$35

per passenger

Add on: Nairobi Airport Transfer (max. 3 ppl) (Acacia)

$35

per passenger

Accommodation Standard

Camping

Campsites

The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard.

If you are interested in booking pre or post-tour accommodation, here are some of the hotels we typically use.

Enchoro Wildlife Camp (permanent tents)
Masai Mara

Enchoro Wildlife Camp is a partly fenced campsite located within the Masai Mara National Reserve, set amongst lush trees. Accommodation is in permanent pre-erected tents complete with twin share beds and ensuite bathroom facilities. Each tent also has a verandah perfect for enjoying a sundowner and keeping your eyes peeled for wildlife. There is a thatched-roof restaurant onsite and additional excursions into the Mara can be booked at the tour desk.

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Basic Lodge
Boulevard Hotel
Nairobi

The Boulevard is an elegant 2 storey hotel with spacious rooms and a good pool area. All rooms have a private balcony.

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Standard
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3 Star Hotel
Meserani Snake Park (campsite)
Arusha

Founded in 1993 on the outskirts of Arusha, the Meserani Snake Park was once a barren wasteland, now it's a lush wildlife park, with hundreds of trees planted which are also home to native bird species. Travellers can visit a local Maasai village guided by a Maasai warrior and can explore the Snake Park zoo itself, home to 48 African snake species including the deadly Black spitting cobra and reptiles including crocodiles. The Snake Park hosts a monthly medical clinic for the local community too, serving more than 1,000 patients monthly. The campsite offers shared ablutions with hot water and you will camp amongst the birdsong-filled trees. The onsite Snake Park Bar is famous in the area for its array of memorabilia.

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Seronera Campsite
Serengeti National Park

This unfenced public campsite is located in the heart of the Serengeti National Park, Set in the Seronera region, renowned for its abundant game and year-round predator sightings, the campsite provides very basic facilities, including cold water showers, toilets and designated cooking areas. Here you can truly immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the African wilderness and enjoy spectacular game drives.

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Simba Camp (campsite)
Ngorongoro Crater

An unfenced campsite boasting stunning views of the Ngorongoro Crater and with wildlife free to roam around the campsite, Simba Camp is the perfect base for enjoying a wildlife safari in the Ngorongoro Crater. There are basic shared bathroom facilities with hot water showers, and firewood can be purchased onsite. This large camp is ideally located on the rim of the crater itself and wild animals frequently visit!

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Firefly Camp (campsite)
Bagamoyo

The campsite at Firefly is just a few metres from the beach in Bagamoyo. There are shared toilets and showers and the communal areas, outdoor swimming pool and Wi-Fi connection are free for campers to use too. Food is served all day at the camp's restaurant and bar, including free coffee in the morning. Guests can also browse the souvenir shop, relax in the spa, or hire bicycles to further explore Bagamoyo.

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Kipepeo Beach Village (campsite)
Dar es Salaam

The Tanzanian bush meets the blue waters of the Indian Ocean at Kipepeo Beach & Village, situated on the south coast of Dar Es Salaam. The campsite is right on the beach itself and is a popular destination for watersports adventures or simple relaxation. Facilities include a beach bar and restaurant. There are shared bathroom facilities and electric hook-up is available.

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Safari Lodge Zanzibar
Zanzibar

Situated 5 minutes away from Stone Town within 1.5 km of the House of Wonders and 1.4 km of the Old Fort of Zanzibar in Zanzibar City, this property is also located 1.6 km from Cinema Afrique, 1.7 km from the Old Dispensary, and 1.6 km from the Sultan's Palace, Zanzibar. The accommodation offers a 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, a shared lounge, and free WiFi. Popular nearby attractions include Stone Town Beach, the Peace Memorial Museum, and the Hamamni Persian Baths. Abeid Amani Karume International Airport is 6 km away. The hotel provides air-conditioned rooms featuring a wardrobe, kettle, safety deposit box, flat-screen TV, terrace, and a private bathroom with a shower.

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Standard
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3 Star Hotel
Amaan Bungalows - Nungwi
Zanzibar

Amaan Bungalows is a laid-back beachfront hotel in Nungwi, on the north western tip of Zanzibar. The comfortable, ensuite, air-conditioned guest rooms are scenically set amid a landscape of coconut palms and sweet-scented flowers. Free Wi-Fi is available and facilities include an outdoor pool, spa and restaurant. Set on Nungwi's pristine white sand beach, the hotel offers a plethora of leisure activities, with water sports facilities, bicycle rental and a tour desk. This tropical paradise is the perfect place to while away a few days before getting back on safari.

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Standard
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3 Star Hotel
Tan-Swiss Lodge (campsite)
Mikumi

This fenced campsite is conveniently located less than 3km from the boundary with Mikumi National Park. Facilities onsite include a gift shop, laundry services, outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace, and a restaurant. The campsite has shared bathroom facilities, electric hook-up and a BBQ area, and there is also free Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Kisolanza Farm (campsite)
Iringa

This working farm is nestled around 50km from Iringa, in Tanzania's rural Southern Highlands. The farm has been the home of the Ghaui family since the 1930s. Still planted with crops today, it is also home to livestock including cattle and sheep. Onsite facilities include a farm shop selling the farm's own organic produce, as well as a spa, restaurant and bar. The restaurant is housed in a traditional mud building and serves fresh, local ingredients. The spacious campsite offers shaded pitches and thatched huts with picnic benches and solar lighting for socializing. Bathroom facilities are shared, regularly cleaned, and offering hot showers.

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Utengule Coffee Lodge (Campsite)
Mbeya Region

Located 20 km from Mbeya town, this lodge, set in terraced gardens on a renowned gourmet coffee estate, offers guests the chance to experience the beauty of the Rift Valley while sleeping under the stars at our disused helipad camping ground. To reach the lodge, drive 12 km on the highway towards Zambia, turn right at Mbalizi town, and continue 8 km on an all-season road, with signposts along the way. The lodge offers luxurious areas with open glass frontages and large balconies overlooking the pool and the Rift Valley. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including the pool, squash, tennis, pool table, or table tennis. The Arabica Restaurant and Bar serves delicious food with spectacular views of the Rift Valley.

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Chitimba Beach Camp (campsite)
Lake Malawi

Chitimba Beach campsite is found on the northern shore of Lake Malawi, surrounded by banana palms and papaya trees on a golden sandy beach. The property features a large thatched restaurant, bar and lounge area. Tents can be pitched either on the beach or the shaded lawn and there is an electric hook-up and Wi-Fi connection, plus shared bathroom facilities. There are good hiking trails around the lake and the surrounding area. Beach volleyball can also be enjoyed, and there is a communal firepit.

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Ngala Beach Lodge (Campsite)
Lake Malawi

Located on the northern lakeshore of Lake Malawi, 284 kilometres north of Lilongwe, this campsite is a 3-hour drive along a well-maintained tarred road between Salima and Nkhata Bay. Just 400 metres off the main road, 15 kilometres north of Dwangwa, it is easily accessible with clear signage. The campsite offers a peaceful and scenic setting, with spacious tented areas overlooking the lake and the Vipya Mountains. Guests can enjoy the stunning views, outdoor atmosphere, and well-maintained facilities, making it the perfect spot for camping by the water.

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Chimwemwe Lodge (Campsite)
Petauke

This campsite offers a peaceful retreat nestled in a lush garden with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. It features a shared kitchen area, shaded sites, and both hot and cold water, ensuring a comfortable outdoor experience. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of a restaurant, conference rooms, and Wi-Fi, making it ideal for both relaxation and business needs. Located near some of Zambia’s finest wildlife, the campsite offers opportunities for wildlife viewing and outdoor adventures, all while providing modern amenities in a tranquil, natural setting.

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3 Star Hotel
Eureka Camp (campsite)
Lusaka

Eureka Camp campsite is situated on a private game farm and guests are treated to the sight of giraffes, zebra, and antelope wandering freely through the grounds. Located just a short drive from the Zambian capital, it is nevertheless a peaceful, rural place to stay. Travellers will camp amongst the shade of trees and facilities at the camp include an outdoor pool, volleyball pitch, BBQ area and bar complete with darts, pool and satellite TV.

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The Victoria Falls Waterfront (campsite)
Livingstone

Just a few kilometres from one of Africa's finest natural wonders and found within Mosi oa Tunya National Park, The Victoria Falls Waterfront is an excellent base for discovering the Zambian side of Victoria Falls. The campsite is located beside the Luangwa River, in the gardens of the Victoria Falls Waterfront. Guests can make use of shared sanitary blocks and braai BBQ facilities. And they are free to enjoy the lodge's free Wi-Fi, outdoor pool, restaurant, bar, and activity centre offering different experiences at the falls.

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Accommodation Standard

Camping

Prices & Dates

Departures are guaranteed to operate when there are 6 persons booked on the tour. 'Twin' prices are per person when there are 2 people on the same booking sharing a tent. 'Shared' prices are applicable to solo travellers, who will share a tent with another traveller of the same sex.

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