5 Days Victoria Falls & Hwange National Park
5 Days Victoria Falls & Hwange National Park takes you to Zambezi River, Tour the Victoria Rainforest.
Highlights 5 Days Victoria Falls & Hwange National Park
- Day 1: Zambezi River
- Day 2: Tour the Victoria Rainforest
- Day 3,4: Safari Viewing
- Day 5: Departure
Detailed Itinerary 5 Days Victoria Falls & Hwange Park
Day 1: Zambezi River
The driver guide will pick you up, then transfer you to where you will check in either in a lodge/Hotel, later in the afternoon you will embark on your trip to the Zambezi river to get engaged in the Sunset cruise along this vast river.
While along it, you will clearly spot wildlife such as the Crocodiles, Hippos, etc. Return back to your Hotel, Dinner & overnight stay.
Day 2: Tour the Victoria Rainforest
Enjoy your breakfast, then embark on your tour into the Victoria Falls Rainforest. Due to the existence of a series of sighting points along the width of this fall, there you will enjoy your trip.
You will have a stroll through this incredible lovely foggy rainforest which margins the fall right from the view socket 1-16, & these involve Main Falls, Horse Falls, Rainbow Falls, both the Cataract & Livingstone Island plus the Boiling point.
The prime tourist lure titled by the Tonga populace (Musi O Tunya)- which implies the ‘Smoke Thunders’ is what does make the Victoria Falls sound so Outstanding.
Day 3,4: Safari Viewing
Breakfast, then embark on a 2hr transfer from the Victoria Falls to the Hwange National Park where you will enjoy a Game drive for the 2 consecutive days.
A little detail is that this National Park is known as amongst the country’s prime marvels having an area coverage of about 14,000km2 all Natural bush, recognized as the prevalent park still in Zimbabwe, engage in spotting a series of birds & animals therein. Dinner & overnight stay at the Hotel.
Day 5: Departure
Enjoy your breakfast, since it is the day you are concluding your safari, then get set to transfer back to the Airport for your departure flight back home.
