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Ever thought about exploring Sossusvlei's red dunes before safari in Kruger? Etosha's wildlife everywhere, Cape Town's Table Mountain, Fish River Canyon's depths. Find Swakopmund's German colonial buildings, spot elephants adapted to desert life, cruise the Garden Route, taste South African wines, watch wildlife gathering at waterholes. Dramatic deserts meeting lush coastal regions.
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Lydia • traveled in June
Great guides, no hot water or hand towels given. Seats could be more comfortable for such a long journey
Cape Town to Victoria Falls - Hotel/Lodge - J
Jeanette • traveled in April
Loved everything about this tour, would do it again.
Victoria Falls to Cape Town - Camping - O
Olga • traveled in August
I took Namibia Nomad tour and I've got very contradictory feelings about my experience. On the one hand, I've seen and experienced some really unforgettable things that will stay in my heart forever. Camping life was ok for me, the food was great and plentiful. We had a knowledgeable and experienced tour leader, who gave detailed information about the places to those who were interested. Peter and Juda, thank you for your professionalism and dedication to your work, and especially for the good mood and happy smile you were giving to every group member. Now the things i didn't like. The truck was full to the capacity (28 people) and it was really jammed inside. In fact in the first days of my trip we travelled in 2 trucks, so it was a group of around 40 people in campings and activities. 40 young yelling noisy uncontrollable people. That was not how I imagined my African dream! I think the space in the truck could have been arranged in a better way. 8 seats out of 28 were facing backwards and were extremely uncomfortable, no leg space or leg support, you sit knee-to-knee with the person in front. Windows had no curtains so we had to use the solutions like blankets and scarves on the windows... No ventilation or air conditioning other than open windows was available, and windows opened only completely to the end that produced air drafts and made us sick. As the truck was overcrowded it looked like complete mess and we didn't have enough space for our belongings. There was always somebody's stuff on the floor blocking the narrow passage. Things fall down and get lost there. I think the problem could be solved by fixing additional shelves above the seats. The truck itself was very old and falling apart. According to truck rules we were supposed to switch seats every day as not all of them were equally comfortable, however a number of people were not willing to do that, so many of us had to spend much time in uncomfortable back seats... Still all this was just a minor thing to me as I didn't expect to get five star comfort on a budget trip. What turned this trip into a nightmare for me was this crowd of loud youngsters from UK, USA, New Zealand and Australia, who were yelling and making noise non-stop from morning till night, without any consideration to the people around. Being locked up with them in the truck for 6-8 hr a day was a real torture. It was especially annoying during safaris and nature walks, when one would expect to hear the sounds of nature and silence. 3 days before the end of the trip a drunk party started on the truck. It was morning (!) time and after several hours of watching this crowd drinking, dancing, singing and yelling with the loud music on, my only solution was to leave the tour. No reimbursement was offered to me and apparently company's policy is to protect the interests of the majority - this rude partying crowd with low level of culture. If the company took its clients' comfort and peace seriously, some basic behavior rules could have been imposed on all group members with certain sanctions on those who don't respect them. That's a difficult job for a tour leader, but we all pay big money for the tour and we all want to enjoy it! I've seen other travellers complaining about the same problems in their feedback, but apparently Absolute doesn't want to do anything to solve them...
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Cape Town to Victoria Falls - Hotel/Lodge
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Seats could be more comfortable for such a long journey.”
Lydia, traveled in May
Dramatic landscapes of Namibia and South Africa stretch across 20 days, featuring City Lodge Hotel in Cape Town and Etosha National Park's wildlife. Mokoro rides in Okavango Delta, Dune 45 climbs in Sossusvlei, and game drives in Chobe National Park create memories. Costs approx. $210 per day with comfortable accommodations.
Duration 20 days Destinations South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $6,298
7% Off- US$5,865You save $433
Vic Falls to Cape Town
21 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“great variety of activities, excellent staff, good fun, good value for money.”
Mary, traveled in December
The route winds through Namibia's highlights from Etosha National Park to Fish River Canyon, showcasing abundant wildlife and dramatic landscapes. A countryside drive through Klawer leads into South Africa before reaching Cape Town. Scenic camping spots include Spitzkoppe and the Orange River banks.
Duration 22 days Destinations Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,060
20% Off- US$2,448You save $612
Victoria Falls to Cape Town - Camping
50 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Loved everything about this tour, would do it again.”
Jeanette, traveled in March
Dramatic Sossusvlei dunes and Fish River Canyon mark the path to South Africa's Cape Peninsula. Accommodations include Sesriem Camp Site near ancient desert landscapes, with stops in Swakopmund's German quarter, ending at City Lodge Hotel Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.
Duration 20 days Destinations Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $4,648
10% Off- US$4,185You save $463
This 22-day trip covers five countries for ages 35-45, starting in Cape Town with a Table Mountain cable car ride and ending in Windhoek. Stay at exclusive Contiki Safari Camp on Sabie River banks in Kruger, see Victoria Falls from Zimbabwe, and kayak with seals at Pelican Point in Walvis Bay. Hike Big Daddy dune at Sossusvlei.
Duration 22 days Destinations South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia Age Range Ages 35-45 Operator Contiki From
10% Off- US$6,269+$466 upfront costs
Red dunes of Sossusvlei rise from Namibia's ancient Namib Desert en route to South Africa's Cape Peninsula. Black-maned lions roam Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park before Cape Town's Waterfront finale. Three-star hotels in Swakopmund and Cape Town provide comfortable stays.
Duration 20 days Destinations Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa Age Range Ages 10+ Operator On The Go Tours From
10% Off- US$3,410
Wildlife viewing in Etosha leads to Sossusvlei's towering dunes and Fish River Canyon. South Africa's Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park offers black-maned lion sightings before Cape Town's Peninsula tour and Table Mountain cable car ride.
Duration 20 days Destinations Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa Age Range Ages 10+ Operator On The Go Tours From
10% Off- US$5,425
Namib Desert adventures include climbing Dune 45 at sunrise and viewing Fish River Canyon. Game drives through Etosha National Park lead to South Africa's Cedarberg region. Traditional Padstals and Rooibos tea tastings complement desert scenery and wildlife encounters.
Duration 20 days Destinations South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Nomad Africa Adventure Tours From
10% Off- US$3,400
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