7-Day Botswana & Zimbabwe – Okavango & Vic Falls

The best time is during the dry season (May–October). Wildlife viewing is at its peak as animals gather around water sources, and Victoria Falls has excellent visibility—though flow is highest from February to May.

Do I need a visa for Botswana or Zimbabwe?
Most travelers do not need a visa for Botswana, but many nationalities require a visa for Zimbabwe. You can often obtain a Zimbabwe visa on arrival or apply online depending on your passport. A KAZA Univisa is sometimes available and covers both Zimbabwe and Zambia.

What kind of accommodation can I expect on this 7-day trip?
Expect a mix of safari lodges, tented camps, and comfortable hotels. Lodges in the Okavango typically offer ensuite tents or chalets surrounded by nature, while Victoria Falls accommodations range from mid-range hotels to luxury waterfront lodges.

Is the package suitable for first-time safari travelers?
Yes. The itinerary is designed for both beginners and seasoned safari enthusiasts. Activities are guided by experienced professionals, and the schedule balances game drives, cultural experiences, and free time.

What wildlife can I expect to see in the Okavango Delta and surrounding areas?
You may encounter elephants, hippos, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffalos, antelopes, zebras, hyenas, and countless bird species. Depending on the season and area, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions offer close-up views of aquatic wildlife.

Are meals and flights included in the package?
Most safari packages include meals, park fees, transfers, and guided activities. Flights vary—some include internal charter flights within Botswana, while international flights are usually not included. Always confirm with your tour provider.

Most travelers do not need a visa for Botswana, but many nationalities require a visa for Zimbabwe. You can often obtain a Zimbabwe visa on arrival or apply online depending on your passport. A KAZA Univisa is sometimes available and covers both Zimbabwe and Zambia.

Expect a mix of safari lodges, tented camps, and comfortable hotels. Lodges in the Okavango typically offer ensuite tents or chalets surrounded by nature, while Victoria Falls accommodations range from mid-range hotels to luxury waterfront lodges.

Yes. The itinerary is designed for both beginners and seasoned safari enthusiasts. Activities are guided by experienced professionals, and the schedule balances game drives, cultural experiences, and free time.

You may encounter elephants, hippos, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffalos, antelopes, zebras, hyenas, and countless bird species. Depending on the season and area, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions offer close-up views of aquatic wildlife.

Most safari packages include meals, park fees, transfers, and guided activities. Flights vary—some include internal charter flights within Botswana, while international flights are usually not included. Always confirm with your tour provider.