East Africa Adventure - South
We travel through Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia and end in Zimbabwe. Highlights of the East Africa Adventure – South tour will include the Serengeti National Park and the Ngorogoro Crater, Zanzibar Island, Lake Malawi and South Luangwa National Park… to name just a few.
Our East Africa Adventure – South overland tour takes you through all the highlights of East Africa. Your adventure starts in Nairobi, Kenya and ends 20 days later at one of the 7 natural wonders of the world- Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
We travel through Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia and end in Zimbabwe. Highlights will include the Serengeti National Park and the Ngorogoro Crater, Zanzibar Island, Lake Malawi and South Luangwa National Park… to name just a few.
This adventure tour offers a great combination of Safaris, unspoiled nature, diverse cultures (including the Masai) and even some spectacular tropical beaches…
If you can’t get enough of exploring Africa, this tour is easy to combine with other tours departing from Victoria Falls. Check if these tours are currently available and at discounted rates.
This tour is offered in two travel styles:
1. Camping: Clients mostly overnight in comfortable two-man dome tents, with built in mosquito nets and of course a mattress… and a couple of nights are upgraded to budget rooms.
2. Accommodated (hotels/ lodges): Clients overnight in a comfortable twin rooms or permanent safari tents, mostly with en-suite bathrooms.
Reference # 20SSEA(S)
Tour price: | ZAR 49,250 |
Single supplement (optional): | ZAR 1,750 |
* Serengeti excursion (optional, see day 2) | (camping only) |
How long: | 20 days |
Group size: | 20 clients max |
Start point: | Nairobi, Kenya |
End point: | Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe |
Meals: | Breakfast x 19, Lunch x 20, Dinner x 19 |
Countries: | Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe |
Included: Accommodation and meals as indicated in the itinerary, transport, registered guides and selected activities as per itinerary.
Excluded: flights, all items of a personal nature, alcohol, snacks, souvenirs, tips and optional activities etc.
Day 1. Nairobi (Kenya) – Arusha (Tanzania)
Leaving behind the bustle of Nairobi we travel south to the Tanzanian border to begin our East African Adventure. After completing border formalities we continue to the busy town of Arusha, our base for the night. Northern Tanzania is home to the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater and Mount Kilimanjaro.
Day 2. Arusha to Karatu
Although it is a short distance to Karatu, we will spend most of the day commuting closer to the Ngorongoro Crater. Upon arrival in Karatu, our guide will brief us on the full day excursion into the crater. Karatu is conveniently situated to allow you the opportunity to participate in various optional activities in the coming days.
Please note: This morning, those guests who pre-purchased the Serengeti excursion upgrade will be collected and will be separated from the group for the next 4 days). See all the details in the Tour dossier, or click here.
Day 3. Ngorongoro Crater Excursion
We rise early and will be collected from our camp and transferred to the Ngorongoro Crater in 4×4 safari type vehicles. We will spend the bulk of our day exploring the crater floor in search of the animals which roam the plains. We will arrive back in Karatu in the afternoon.
Day 4. Karatu
This morning we rise early for a hike to the Elephant Caves, taking you through untouched forests with amazing wildlife. The rest of the day is open for you to relax at camp or participate in a number of optional activities available from the accommodation establishment. Some of the optional activities include village walking visits or a visit to Lake Manyara National Park. These activities need to be booked directly with the accommodation provide upon arrival in Karatu.
Day 5. Arusha
Wrapping up our time in Karatu and the Ngorongoro Crater, we board our overland truck and return to Arusha.
Day 6. Bagamoyo
We head out early this morning as we journey south to our overnight stop in the coastal town of Bagamoyo. Formerly a centre point of the East African slave trade, Bagamoyo lies just north of the port of Dar es Salaam and is a perfect launching point for our upcoming Zanzibar Excursion. While today is primarily a travel day, we experience the hustle and bustle of one of Africa’s major travel routes. Road travel in Africa is an experience in itself and the bustling markets, villages and scenic backdrops that line the routes give a window into the lifestyle of rural Africa. This evening we will prepare for our Zanzibar Excursion that begins tomorrow morning.
Day 7. Zanzibar Island (Stone Town)
We head out early this morning as we journey south to our departure point for our ferry to Zanzibar Island from Dar es Salaam. After arriving at the ferry port we make our way to our hotel located in the heart of Stone Town. Zanzibar is renowned for its spices and fragrances and we have the chance to experience this first-hand today. There are a number of excursions that can be arranged for the coming days in Stone Town and your guide will be on hand to assist.
Day 8. Stone Town
This morning we enjoy the local scenery by embarking on a spice tour with a local guide. The afternoon is free to enjoy some of the many attractions and activities on offer. Water sports are the order of the day and Nungwi offers fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving and a variety of ocean safari options. Whatever it is you chose to do today, you will have ample opportunity to create some island memories. Rent a scooter and explore the many attractions on offer or simply relax on the beach and soak up the sun.
Day 9. Stone Town
Today we explore the beautiful Jozani Forest. For those wanting to do their last bit of sightseeing, the afternoon is free for optional activities. Boasting a rich history this bustling port was once a landmark on both the Slave and Spice trade routes. We overnight here before returning to Dar Es Salaam in the morning.
Day 10. Mikumi National Park
Leaving the coast behind us we travel inland and make our way to Mikumi where we stop for the night. Mikumi National Park ranks as the fourth largest park in Tanzania and forms part of a 75 000 square kilometre wilderness that centres on Selous, Africa’s largest game reserve (wildlife reserve).
Day 11. Iringa
The town of Iringa sits on a cliff overlooking the Ruaha River Valley. The town centre offers the visitor a view into the past with its German colonial buildings and a popular market. The Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery memorialises soldiers who died in local battles during WWI and WWII.
Day 12. Northern Lake Malawi
Leaving Tanzania behind, we descend the Great Rift Valley and cross the border into Malawi. Known as the “Warm Heart of Africa” the lakeside country is blessed with natural beauty and our destination tonight is the shores of Lake Malawi where we look forward to spending the next two days enjoying the attractions of the northern regions of the lake.
Day 13. Lake Malawi
Snorkelling in the crystal waters offers the chance to see first-hand the brilliantly coloured tropical cichlids, tiny fish often found in colourful aquariums around the world. Your afternoon will be spent walking through the small village of Ngala.
Day 14. Southern Lake Malawi
This morning we board our truck and head further South of Lake Malawi. Our destination tonight is the shores of Lake Malawi. Stretching over 500km along the western boundary of Malawi, the lake is home to more species of fish than any other lake. We spend the night on the shores of this natural wonder.
Day 15. Lake Malawi
Today is another day of leisure, relaxing at the lake. Use the time to read a book, soak up the sun or indulge in the many attractions that are on offer.
Day 16. South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
This morning we enjoy a final sunrise on the shores of Lake Malawi before setting off for Zambia and the South Luangwa National Park. After crossing the border into Zambia we make a short stop in Chipata before continuing to our camp on the banks of the Luangwa River. Having watched the sun rise over Lake Malawi in the morning we enjoy an equally spectacular sunset over the Luangwa River this evening.
Day 17. South Luangwa National Park
South Luangwa National Park is a world-class safari destination and we have a full day to explore the park in search of the variety of wildlife found in the park. This morning you can partake in an optional morning safari or during the dry season (April to December) you can join one of the iconic walking safaris on offer in the park. This afternoon we will enjoy a Sunset Drive in the park, enjoying a sundowner on the way. The unique opportunity to explore the park at night gives us a chance to spot the elusive nocturnal species that are rarely seen in the day.
Day 18. Petauke
Leaving the Luangwa Valley this morning we make a stop at Tribal Textiles. The Chipata area is a major producer of Cotton and this morning we get a taste of the creativity of the African culture. Those interested can enjoy a tour of their workshops (March to December) to see how these colourful fabrics are crafted. Our destination tonight is the small town of Petauke.
Day 19. Lusaka
As an important link between Lusaka and neighbouring Malawi, the Great East Road winds through rural Zambia and we will cross the Luangwa River on our way to Lusaka. The route today is dotted with villages and subsistence farms and the landscapes serve as a stark contrast to the developed countries, so many of us call home.
Day 20. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Crossing the Southern reaches of Zambia we make our way to the adventure town of Victoria Falls. This afternoon we get our first look at the mighty Victoria Falls. Crossing the bridge between Zambia and Zimbabwe we get a view of “Musi oa Tunya”, the Smoke that Thunders as the falls are known in the local language. Victoria Falls offers a host of optional activities and these can be booked on arrival in Victoria Falls. Your tour comes to an end upon arrival in Victoria Falls.
Below you will find answers to frequently asked questions about adventure or overland tours to Africa.
How do I get back home after this tour?
- Option 1: The day after the tour ends, the overland truck will start a 2 day long Transfer from Victoria Falls, through Botswana, back to Johannesburg. You can then book your international flight back home from Johannesburg.
- Option 2: Book a flight from Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) to Johannesburg (South Africa). This flight takes around 2 hours. From Johannesburg it should be easy to get an international flight back home.
Before and after the tour services
To help with the planning of your trip, you are more than welcome to book these hotels before and/ or after your tour through us. These hotels are either the starting or end point of your tour, or it will be conveniently close to it. These hotels also offer airport transfers. For information on prices, just click “Hotels and Transfers“.

The Rainbow Hotel is situated 1km from the town centre of Victoria Falls, far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet of the bush, but close enough to get into town quite easily if required. There is a complimentary shuttle that operates between the hotel and the town of Vic Falls…

Sentrim Boulevard Hotel is located close to the Nairobi National Museum and the University of Nairobi. It is within walking distance of the city market, a Barclays ATM on the University grounds and there is a grocery store nearby…
Reference # 20SSEA(S)
Tour price: | ZAR 62,000 |
Single supplement (optional): | ZAR 7,350 |
* Serengeti excursion (optional, see day 2) | (camping only) |
How long: | 20 days |
Group size: | 20 clients max |
Start point: | Nairobi, Kenya |
End point: | Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe |
Meals: | Breakfast x 19, Lunch x 20, Dinner x 19 |
Countries: | Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe |
Included: Accommodation and meals as indicated in the itinerary, transport, registered guides and selected activities as per itinerary.
Excluded: flights, all items of a personal nature, alcohol, snacks, souvenirs, tips and optional activities etc.
Day 1. Nairobi (Kenya) – Arusha (Tanzania)
Leaving behind the bustle of Nairobi we travel south to the Tanzanian border to begin our East African Adventure. After completing border formalities we continue to the busy town of Arusha, our base for the night. Northern Tanzania is home to the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater and Mount Kilimanjaro.
Day 2. Arusha to Karatu
Although it is a short distance to Karatu, we will spend most of the day commuting closer to the Ngorongoro Crater. Upon arrival in Karatu, our guide will brief us on the full day excursion into the crater. Karatu is conveniently situated to allow you the opportunity to participate in various optional activities in the coming days.
Day 3. Ngorongoro Crater Excursion
We rise early and will be collected from our camp and transferred to the Ngorongoro Crater in 4×4 safari type vehicles. We will spend the bulk of our day exploring the crater floor in search of the animals which roam the plains. In the afternoon, we will arrive at our overnight camp in the Seronera region, located in the heart of the Serengeti National Park. The camp is surrounded by spectacular views and abundant wildlife and this evening, while sipping on a cold beverage, we will enjoy the sights and sounds of nature passing right in front of your meru style tent.
Day 4. Serengeti National Park
This morning we rise early to enjoy our time game driving through Serengeti National Park. Famous for the abundant wildlife that exists in the park, we will spend most of our day in search of the animals that reside here. We will arrive back in Karatu in the late afternoon and will spend our evening reminiscing about our encounters of the past two days.
Day 5. Arusha
Wrapping up our time in Karatu and the Ngorongoro Crater, we board our overland truck and return to Arusha.
Day 6. Bagamoyo
We head out early this morning as we journey south to our overnight stop in the coastal town of Bagamoyo. Formerly a centre point of the East African slave trade, Bagamoyo lies just north of the port of Dar es Salaam and is a perfect launching point for our upcoming Zanzibar Excursion. While today is primarily a travel day, we experience the hustle and bustle of one of Africa’s major travel routes. Road travel in Africa is an experience in itself and the bustling markets, villages and scenic backdrops that line the routes give a window into the lifestyle of rural Africa. This evening we will prepare for our Zanzibar Excursion that begins tomorrow morning.
Day 7. Zanzibar Island (Stone Town)
We head out early this morning as we journey south to our departure point for our ferry to Zanzibar Island from Dar es Salaam. After arriving at the ferry port we make our way to our hotel located in the heart of Stone Town. Zanzibar is renowned for its spices and fragrances and we have the chance to experience this first-hand today. There are a number of excursions that can be arranged for the coming days in Stone Town and your guide will be on hand to assist.
Day 8. Stone Town
This morning we enjoy the local scenery by embarking on a spice tour with a local guide. The afternoon is free to enjoy some of the many attractions and activities on offer. Water sports are the order of the day and Nungwi offers fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving and a variety of ocean safari options. Whatever it is you chose to do today, you will have ample opportunity to create some island memories. Rent a scooter and explore the many attractions on offer or simply relax on the beach and soak up the sun.
Day 9. Stone Town
Today we explore the beautiful Jozani Forest. For those wanting to do their last bit of sightseeing, the afternoon is free for optional activities. Boasting a rich history this bustling port was once a landmark on both the Slave and Spice trade routes. We overnight here before returning to Dar Es Salaam in the morning.
Day 10. Mikumi National Park
Leaving the coast behind us we travel inland and make our way to Mikumi where we stop for the night. Mikumi National Park ranks as the fourth largest park in Tanzania and forms part of a 75 000 square kilometre wilderness that centres on Selous, Africa’s largest game reserve (wildlife reserve).
Day 11. Iringa
The town of Iringa sits on a cliff overlooking the Ruaha River Valley. The town centre offers the visitor a view into the past with its German colonial buildings and a popular market. The Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery memorialises soldiers who died in local battles during WWI and WWII.
Day 12. Northern Lake Malawi
Leaving Tanzania behind, we descend the Great Rift Valley and cross the border into Malawi. Known as the “Warm Heart of Africa” the lakeside country is blessed with natural beauty and our destination tonight is the shores of Lake Malawi where we look forward to spending the next two days enjoying the attractions of the northern regions of the lake.
Day 13. Lake Malawi
Snorkelling in the crystal waters offers the chance to see first-hand the brilliantly coloured tropical cichlids, tiny fish often found in colourful aquariums around the world. Your afternoon will be spent walking through the small village of Ngala.
Day 14. Southern Lake Malawi
This morning we board our truck and head further South of Lake Malawi. Our destination tonight is the shores of Lake Malawi. Stretching over 500km along the western boundary of Malawi, the lake is home to more species of fish than any other lake. We spend the night on the shores of this natural wonder.
Day 15. Lake Malawi
Today is another day of leisure, relaxing at the lake. Use the time to read a book, soak up the sun or indulge in the many attractions that are on offer.
Day 16. South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
This morning we enjoy a final sunrise on the shores of Lake Malawi before setting off for Zambia and the South Luangwa National Park. After crossing the border into Zambia we make a short stop in Chipata before continuing to our camp on the banks of the Luangwa River. Having watched the sun rise over Lake Malawi in the morning we enjoy an equally spectacular sunset over the Luangwa River this evening.
Day 17. South Luangwa National Park
South Luangwa National Park is a world-class safari destination and we have a full day to explore the park in search of the variety of wildlife found in the park. This morning you can partake in an optional morning safari or during the dry season (April to December) you can join one of the iconic walking safaris on offer in the park. This afternoon we will enjoy a Sunset Drive in the park, enjoying a sundowner on the way. The unique opportunity to explore the park at night gives us a chance to spot the elusive nocturnal species that are rarely seen in the day.
Day 18. Petauke
Leaving the Luangwa Valley this morning we make a stop at Tribal Textiles. The Chipata area is a major producer of Cotton and this morning we get a taste of the creativity of the African culture. Those interested can enjoy a tour of their workshops (March to December) to see how these colourful fabrics are crafted. Our destination tonight is the small town of Petauke.
Day 19. Lusaka
As an important link between Lusaka and neighbouring Malawi, the Great East Road winds through rural Zambia and we will cross the Luangwa River on our way to Lusaka. The route today is dotted with villages and subsistence farms and the landscapes serve as a stark contrast to the developed countries, so many of us call home.
Day 20. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Crossing the Southern reaches of Zambia we make our way to the adventure town of Victoria Falls. This afternoon we get our first look at the mighty Victoria Falls. Crossing the bridge between Zambia and Zimbabwe we get a view of “Musi oa Tunya”, the Smoke that Thunders as the falls are known in the local language. Victoria Falls offers a host of optional activities and these can be booked on arrival in Victoria Falls. Your tour comes to an end upon arrival in Victoria Falls.
Below you will find answers to frequently asked questions about adventure or overland tours to Africa.
How do I get back home after this tour?
- Option 1: The day after the tour ends, the overland truck will start a 2 day long Transfer from Victoria Falls, through Botswana, back to Johannesburg. You can then book your international flight back home from Johannesburg.
- Option 2: Book a flight from Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) to Johannesburg (South Africa). This flight takes around 2 hours. From Johannesburg it should be easy to get an international flight back home.
Before and after the tour services
To help with the planning of your trip, you are more than welcome to book these hotels before and/ or after your tour through us. These hotels are either the starting or end point of your tour, or it will be conveniently close to it. These hotels also offer airport transfers. For information on prices, just click “Hotels and Transfers“.

The Rainbow Hotel is situated 1km from the town centre of Victoria Falls, far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet of the bush, but close enough to get into town quite easily if required. There is a complimentary shuttle that operates between the hotel and the town of Vic Falls…

Sentrim Boulevard Hotel is located close to the Nairobi National Museum and the University of Nairobi. It is within walking distance of the city market, a Barclays ATM on the University grounds and there is a grocery store nearby…
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Monday March 10 10 | Tuesday March 11 11 | Wednesday March 12 12 | Thursday March 13 13 | Friday March 14 14 | Saturday March 15 15 | Sunday March 16 16 |
Monday March 17 17 | Tuesday March 18 18 | Wednesday March 19 19 | Thursday March 20 20 | Friday March 21 21 | Saturday March 22 22 | Sunday March 23 23 |
Monday March 24 24 | Tuesday March 25 25 | Wednesday March 26 26 | Thursday March 27 27 | Friday March 28 28 | Saturday March 29 29 | Sunday March 30 30 |
Monday March 31 31 |
No events.
April 2025
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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Tuesday April 1 1 | Wednesday April 2 2 | Thursday April 3 3 | Friday April 4 4 | Saturday April 5 5 | Sunday April 6 6 | |
Monday April 7 7 | Tuesday April 8 8 | Wednesday April 9 9 | Thursday April 10 10 | Friday April 11 11 | Saturday April 12 12 | Sunday April 13 13 |
Monday April 14 14 | Tuesday April 15 15 | Wednesday April 16 16 | Thursday April 17 17 | Friday April 18 18 | Saturday April 19 19 | Sunday April 20 20 |
Monday April 21 21 | Tuesday April 22 22 | Wednesday April 23 23 | Thursday April 24 24 | Friday April 25 25 | Saturday April 26 26 | Sunday April 27 27 |
Monday April 28 28 | Tuesday April 29 29 | Wednesday April 30 30 |
No events.
May 2025
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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Thursday May 1 1 | Friday May 2 2 | Saturday May 3 3 | Sunday May 4 4 | |||
Monday May 5 5 | Tuesday May 6 6 | Wednesday May 7 7 | Thursday May 8 8 | Friday May 9 9 | Saturday May 10 10 | Sunday May 11 11 |
Monday May 12 12 | Tuesday May 13 13 | Wednesday May 14 14 | Thursday May 15 15 | Friday May 16 16 | Saturday May 17 17 | Sunday May 18 18 |
Monday May 19 19 | Tuesday May 20 20 | Wednesday May 21 21 | Thursday May 22 22 | Friday May 23 23 | Saturday May 24 24 | Sunday May 25 25 |
Monday May 26 26 | Tuesday May 27 27 | Wednesday May 28 28 | Thursday May 29 29 | Friday May 30 30 | Saturday May 31 31 |
No events.
June 2025
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sunday June 1 1 | ||||||
Monday June 2 2 | Tuesday June 3 3 | Wednesday June 4 4 | Thursday June 5 5 | Friday June 6 6 | Saturday June 7 7 | Sunday June 8 8 |
Monday June 9 9 | Tuesday June 10 10 | Wednesday June 11 11 | Thursday June 12 12 | Friday June 13 13 | Saturday June 14 14 | Sunday June 15 15 |
Monday June 16 16 | Tuesday June 17 17 | Wednesday June 18 18 | Thursday June 19 19 | Friday June 20 20 | Saturday June 21 21 | Sunday June 22 22 |
Monday June 23 23 | Tuesday June 24 24 | Wednesday June 25 25 | Thursday June 26 26 | Friday June 27 27 | Saturday June 28 28 | Sunday June 29 29 |
Monday June 30 30 |
No events.
July 2025
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tuesday July 1 1 | Wednesday July 2 2 | Thursday July 3 3 | Friday July 4 4 | Saturday July 5 5 | Sunday July 6 6 | |
Monday July 7 7 | Tuesday July 8 8 | Wednesday July 9 9 | Thursday July 10 10 | Friday July 11 11 | Saturday July 12 12 | Sunday July 13 13 |
Monday July 14 14 | Tuesday July 15 15 | Wednesday July 16 16 | Thursday July 17 17 | Friday July 18 18 | Saturday July 19 19 | Sunday July 20 20 |
Monday July 21 21 | Tuesday July 22 22 | Wednesday July 23 23 | Thursday July 24 24 | Friday July 25 25 | Saturday July 26 26 | Sunday July 27 27 |
Monday July 28 28 | Tuesday July 29 29 | Wednesday July 30 30 | Thursday July 31 31 |
No events.
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