4 to 12 days, lodge based
Four-Country Lodging
Namibia’s Caprivi, Botswana’s Chobe, Zambia’s Livingstone and Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls. The four-country corner, comfortably.
Caprivi, Chobe, Livingstone, Victoria Falls
Four-Country Lodging
Four countries, four lodges, and not a tent peg in sight. Built for travellers who want to be looked after and still see enough to last a long time.
We put this trip together for guests who would like to experience the place where four countries meet, from the comfort of good lodges. It can be as short as four days or as long as twelve, and you can leave a country out or spend longer in another. Whatever your preference, we will do our utmost to make it happen.
At a glance
| Duration | As short as 4 days, as long as 12 |
|---|---|
| Countries | Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe |
| Accommodation | Lodges throughout, chosen to suit your budget |
| Activities | Boat cruises, game drives, guided walks, Victoria Falls, tiger fishing, rafting and market visits |
| Best for | Couples, families, and anyone combining safari with comfort |
| Rates | Quoted per itinerary, lodge choice and season |
Every itinerary is tailored, so we quote per trip rather than publishing a headline rate. Ask us and you will have a written, itemised quotation.
The circuit
Where four countries meet
- One
Namibia, the Caprivi
The Caprivi is a long, narrow strip of riverine swampland bordered by Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Angola, dominated by the mighty Zambezi and the smaller Chobe. Its far eastern tip, where the two rivers meet, is regarded as the best spot to try your hand at tiger fishing. Take a boat cruise for the sunsets, walk with a guide to find the bird you can hear but cannot see, or simply sit by the pool with a long, cool drink.
- Two
Botswana, Chobe
Chobe National Park, on the banks of the Chobe River, is known for an outstanding abundance of wildlife. From the comfort of your lodge you head out by boat or by vehicle: sunsets over the river, elephant silhouettes, long drinks on the deck, excellent food, and the sound of hyena and elephant at night.
- Three
Zambia, Livingstone
On the banks of the Zambezi, with the cry of the fish eagle and the mist of Victoria Falls (the smoke that thunders). Take a game drive to find rhino, get thoroughly wet photographing the falls, visit the town museum for the David Livingstone story, or browse the market for something to take home.
- Four
Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls
On the opposite bank lies the town of Victoria Falls, where you see the falls from a different angle and can greet the Livingstone statue inside the park. Try your luck at the casino, or, for the genuinely adventurous, go white-water rafting.
What is included
- Lodge accommodation as quoted, with meals as specified
- Transfers and border assistance between countries
- Guided activities as listed in your itinerary
- Park entry fees for the included activities
Not included
- Airfares and airport taxes
- Visas and border fees, payable in foreign currency at the border posts
- Optional adventure activities (allow US$50 to US$90 each)
- Travel insurance, which is compulsory
- Drinks, gratuities and personal purchases
Good to know
Practical notes
- Tell us which of the four countries matter most to you. Dropping one and adding nights to another usually makes a better trip than trying to see everything.
- Several activities here are optional extras booked locally. We will tell you which are worth the money and which are not.
- Visas for Zimbabwe are obtainable in foreign currency at the border entry points, and a departure tax applies when flying out of Victoria Falls airport.
Start the conversation
Interested in this safari?
Tell us when you would like to travel, how long you have and what you most want to see. You will hear back from Toff or Kiddy personally, not by a call centre.