Southern Africa Overland Safari | G Adventures

Ready to plunge headfirst into the untamed heart of South Africa, Botswana, and Zimbabwe? All you need is our trusty Lando and a thirst for adventure. Paddle through the lush Okavango Delta in a traditional canoe, set up camp under the stars far from the crowds, and get up close with nature. In Zimbabwe’s Matobo National Park, you’ll track wildlife on foot, feeling like an explorer in a world that’s as wild as it gets. Then, head to Kruger National Park to snap shots of Africa’s Big Five in all their glory. With 15 days of camping right in the thick of it, you'll be living the ultimate African adventure—no filters required. Ready for the ride of a lifetime?

15 days

Johannesburg to Johannesburg

From

£1754

was £1949

Valid on May 3 2025

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