Africa's Uganda, Masai Mara, Serengeti, Vic Falls & Cape Town

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After touching down in Uganda’s Entebbe International Airport, you’ll be transferred to your first stopover, The Boma Hotel Entebbe. Check in and settle into your room and rest up and relax after your long haul journey to Africa.

Enjoy the lush gardens, enjoy a meal at the restaurant with views of Lake Victoria and pop into the craft shop to see if anything catches your eye.

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The next morning, a hotel shuttle will take you back to Entebbe International Airport for your flight to Kihihi Airstrip. On arrival, you'll be met and transferred by scenic 4×4 drive to the beautiful Erebero Hills.

Settle into your glass-fronted suite before enjoying a bite to eat at the main lodge area . The afternoon is yours to enjoy. Head out on a nature trail, take a refreshing swim, indulge in a massage or simply relax and take in the views.

The following day brings the highlight of your Ugandan journey: a gorilla habituation trek in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. After an early road transfer, you'll set off on a guided trek through misty forest trails to encounter mountain gorillas in their natural habitat — a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience. You may also spot playful golden monkeys along the way.

The next day, you can take part in a choice of activities available such as cultural experiences, reforestation walks, and conservation activities.

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Journey back to the airstrip for a flight back to Entebbe. Another flight back to Nairobi follows, where you’ll conveniently overnight at Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport Hotel, a short distance from Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

Rooms are well appointed and cosy with all the ammenities for a comfortable stay. Perfect to rest up before the next leg of your safari. Depending on your schedule, there may be time to squeeze in a dip in the swimming pool or if youyou happen to have the afternoon open, you could pop out to explore one or two Nairobi highlights. Perhaps pop into the Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage or the Giraffe Centre. Karen is also renowned for its exciting shopping: Kazuri makes beads and pottery from clay dug out of the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Ocean Sole recycles flip-flops washed up on the shore into décor items, and Matbronze is a gallery filled with incredibly lifelike bronze sculptures of wildlife, birds and people.

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After an overnight in Nairobi, you head off to the award-winning Encounter Mara Camp. Situated in the private Naboisho Conservancy of the Masai Mara, this non-seasonal camp affords a comfortable stay on the next leg of your safari adventure. Settle in and take stock of your new surroundings – if there is time, you could set out on your first game drive.

Spend the next two full days exploring the remarkable, game-rich Masai Mara on exciting morning, afternoon and night game drives, as well as Maasai-led nature walks. On one of these days you could also choose to enjoy an optional hot-air balloon ride over the golden savannah of the Masai Mara, a wonderful way to watch the savannah come to life in the glow of dawn.

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Today you cross border into Tanzania. Your driver-guide will transfer you to Ol Seki Airstrip where you fly to Migori Airstrip.  From there, you'll connect to the northern Serengeti, landing at Lamai Airstrip. You'll then spend the next three nights at Ubuntu Migration Camp.

Ubuntu Migration Camp moves seasonally to follow the Great Migration, placing you close to the action. During your stay (in season), you may witness vast herds of wildebeest and zebra crossing the plains. The intimate, eco-friendly camp combines comfort with adventure, offering spacious tents, warm hospitality, and sweeping views of the Serengeti.

Your days will be filled with exciting game drives in search of the Big Five, while evenings are spent relaxing around the campfire beneath star-filled skies. With knowledgeable guides bringing the landscape to life, this is an authentic and unforgettable Serengeti safari experience.

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Enjoy a last morning in the Serengeti before setting off back to Nairobi. Your driver will take you back to Lamai Airstrip for a flight to Arusha Airport where you’ll board another short flight to Nairobi’s Wilson Airport. A driver will meet you at arrivals and transfer you to Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport Hotel where you’ll overnight, ready to fly out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport the next day.

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Today you leave East Africa, boarding a flight to Livingstone, Zambia.  On touching down in Livingstone, you will be met and driven to Chundukwa River Lodge, which is situated upstream from Victoria Falls on the banks of the Zambezi River.

Chundukwa offers you the best of both worlds: the privacy of exclusive river frontage and excellent proximity to Victoria Falls. After a day at the Falls, you can return to select drinl from the bar, cool off in the swimming pool or set out for a horseback safari or sunset river cruise.

On one of your days here, you’ll pop into Botswana to visit Chobe National Park. This full-day tour visits Botswana's Chobe National Park, renowned for its large elephant herds and predators such as lion, hyena and wild dog. After an early departure and border crossing at Kazungula, you'll enjoy a morning boat cruise on the Chobe River, followed by lunch at a riverside hotel. An afternoon game drive in the park completes the experience before returning to Victoria Falls in the early evening.

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The last leg of your adventure will be spent in the beautiful, vibrant city of Cape Town with four nights at the world-class Cape Cadogan, located in the popular Gardens neighbourhood. You fly into the Mother City directly from Victoria Falls to make the most of your time here. Cape Cadogan is an exclusive boutique hotel that offers a haven of peace and tranquillity while still being close to the city centre, V&A Waterfront and popular beaches like Camps Bay and Clifton.

Cape Town has a wealth of attractions to discover: hike or take the cable car up Table Mountain and enjoy spectacular panoramic views; visit one of the popular city beaches at Camps Bay or Clifton; stroll around the extraordinary Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens; and take a tour around the Cape Peninsula, making sure to stop in at the endangered African penguin colony at Boulders Beach.

One day in Cape Town will see you enjoying a private full-day tour of the Cape Peninsula where you encounter breath-taking scenery such as the coastal Chapman’s Peak Drive, Kalk Bay, Cape Point, and see the penguin colony at Boulders Beach.

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Today your African adventure comes to an end as you transfer back to Cape Town International Airport for your onward travel arrangements.