Upon arrival meet our representative who will transfer you to your Cape Town Hotel. Cape Town is a diverse metropolis with many trendy shops and restaurants, extraordinary heritage monuments, entertainment venues, and a spectacular, chic waterfront harbor.

Breakfast at your hotel. Transfer to the famous Table Mountain for a half day private tour. Table Mountain is the most iconic landmark of South Africa. Aside from being the country’s most photographed attraction and the perfect place to take photos of the landscape of Cape Town, it is also home to about 2,200 species of plants and 1,470 floral species, many of which are endemic to the mountain.

Breakfast at your hotel. Enjoy a free day to explore Cape Town on your own.
Explore the surroundings or enjoy the hotel amenities; your hotel is located in one of Cape Town’s most sought-after areas, within easy reach of the renowned Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, long Street and other popular landmarks.

Breakfast at your hotel. Free day at leisure to explore at your own pace.
You may also purchase a sightseeing tour, suggested optional tours available: Robben Island Tour, Cape Winelands Tour, and Cape Point Peninsula.

Early morning departure to Cape Town’s airport for your flight to Victoria Falls via Johannesburg.
Boxed breakfast provided. On arrival you will be met and assisted with your transfer to your hotel. Tourist Visa is needed, American and Canadian passport holders can purchase the KAZA visa upon arrival. Other Nationalities consult your local consulate. Later join your guide for a tour of the amazing Victoria Falls. The Victoria Falls were named after the British Queen Victoria, and they are the largest falls in the world. The falls are twice the height of Niagara Falls in North America and share borders with Zambia and Zimbabwe.

After breakfast, early morning departure for Botswana for a full-day trip to Chobe National Park in the Northern part of Botswana near the Okavango Delta. Drive to the Kazungula Zimbabwe Border Post for your crossing into Botswana. You need to bring your passports with you, your guide will assist you with the immigration procedures. The ultimate safari experience unfolds on a day trip to Chobe National Park in Botswana, which boasts the world’s largest elephant population. The game cruise on the Chobe River brings you close to brilliant bird life, pods of wallowing hippos, and elephants in their sheer number. The afternoon 4x4 land-based safari heads deeper into the Park to spot the elusive big cats that call Chobe their home. Lunch included at one of the lodges facing the river.

Enjoy an early breakfast cruise on the Zambezi River. Travel upstream toward Kandahar Island while you enjoy tea or coffee and a delicious continental breakfast buffet. Watch the sun rise over the exquisite river and begin your day with a fresh start and extraordinary views. Transfer to Victoria Falls Train station. Board the Rovos Rail. Step aboard the vintage wood-paneled coaches and sit back as some of the most varied scenery unfolds beyond the windows. With discreet and friendly service, top cuisine, and a selection of South Africa’s finest wines, Rovos Rail harks back to a simpler, more elegant era encompassing the timeless grace and high romance of African exploration. Train departs approximately at 17:00 to Malindi. Freshen up and meet your fellow travelers. Dinner is served at 19:00 and dress code is formal. Note: Meals on board are served in one sitting only in the dining cars. Breakfast: 07:00-10:00 - Lunch: 13:00 - Tea: 16:30 - Formal Dinner: 19:30 - Bar service is from 07:00-±01:00 All beverages on board are included. Surcharges may apply for special International requests.

05:00 A continental breakfast is served in the dining cars until departure.
06:00 Enjoy a game drive in Hwange National Park, the nation's largest wildlife area. Located in western Zimbabwe, the Park is the country's biggest reserve and home to a profusion of wildlife, including giraffes, lions, zebras, and approximately 40,000 elephants. The reserve's magnificent terrain ranges from desert dunes, savannah lands, and mopane woodlands to rocky outcrops and sparse forests. Lunch is served at noon in the dining cars. The train travels between Dete and Gwaai along one of the world's most extended stretches of the straight railway line - 114 kilometers - and passes Bulawayo, the second city of Zimbabwe, capital of Matabeleland is the country's industrial capital. 16:00 Tea is served in the lounge and observation cars. The train travels to Baobab country.
19:30 Dinner is served in the dining cars en route to the border at Beitbridge. Dress: Formal.

06:00 Breakfast is served in the dining cars until departure.
08:00 Transfer (±45 min) to Matobo National Park to see bushmen caves and rock art. Matobo National Park is the country's oldest national park. One of its sublime features is the Matopo Hills, a series of granite kopjes (rock formations) wooded valleys formed over 2 billion years ago. You will also stop by the grave of the British imperialist Cecil Rhodes, which was buried atop a granite hill in Zimbabwe's world-famous Matobo National Park in 1902, as requested in his last will. 13:00 Lunch is served in the dining cars as the train travels to Baobab country.
16:30 Tea in the lounge and observation cars as the train descends to Gwanda.
19:30 Dinner is served in the dining cars en route to Beitbridge for Zimbabwean border formalities. Dress: Formal.

07:00 Breakfast is served in the dining cars until 10:00.
The train crosses the Limpopo River to Musina.
13:00 Lunch is served in the dining cars.
The train crosses the Tropic of Capricorn.
16:30 Tea is served in the lounge and observation cars. Travel through Warmbaths (Bela-Bela) - so named for its mineral waters - and Nylstroom, christened by the Voortrekkers as the source of the Nile River as the town’s river happened to be north-flowing.
Pass the edge of the escarpment where the Highveld drops precipitously. 19:00 Dinner is served in the dining cars. Dress: Formal.