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This experience will take you on an adventure across Zimbabwe, from the mighty Victoria Falls to Mana Pools Shoreline, downstream on the majestic Zambezi River, and then inland to Chitake Springs.
Dates: 1st - 11th Septemer 2026 /
6th - 16th October 2026
Length: 10 Nights, 11 Days
Capacity: 8 Women*
*You can book as an individual traveller to join a group or as a private group. Minimum group size is 6.
Itinerary
Our adventures are designed with two things in mind; firstly to elicit a feeling of aliveness, and secondly to allow for real connection. Connection with nature, with others and with yourself. The activities below are a guideline for what you will experience; no two days will ever be the same.
Day One
Everyone arrives in Victoria Falls
First night welcome dinner
Day Two
Early morning visit to the Victoria Falls
Lunch at a local restaurant
Afternoon visit to a community project, opportunity for other activities
Evening boat cruise on the Zambezi River
Day Three
Morning transfer flight to Shoreline Fly Camp in Mana Pools
Afternoon game drive or guided walk with sundowners
Dinner and fireside storytelling
Day Four, Five & Six
Early morning guided walks, late afternoon game drives with sundowners
Dinner and fireside storytelling
Day Seven
Early morning game drive and transfer to Chitake Fly Camp
Arrival at Chitake Springs Fly Camp, lunch and afternoon guided walk
Dinner and fireside storytelling
Day Eight, Nine & Ten
Early morning guided walks
Late afternoon game drives with sundowners
Dinner and fireside storytelling
Day Eleven
Farewells and transfer to Harare
Places you'll visit:
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The places you'll visit on this adventure
Known by locals as Mosi-oa-Tunya,
"The Smoke That Thunders", Victoria Falls is where the Zambezi River gathers its full power and hurls itself over a basalt cliff, roaring as it does so. Whilst the air shimmers with rainbows, your skin tingles with spray, and it feels as though the earth’s heart beats under your feet. Victoria Falls is a Unesco World Heritage site
Along the northern shoreline of the Zambezi River, Mana Pools unfolds in wide, sunlit floodplains and lush riverine forests. The river’s edge is alive with movement. Elephants wade, hippos wallow, and antelope thread through the shade of towering acacia albida trees. It is an invitation to slow down, observe, explore, and become part of the living landscape.
Further south, Chitake Springs reveals a more rugged, elemental side of Mana Pools. In an otherwise dry and austere landscape, a permanent spring seeps from the earth, drawing wildlife from far afield. It's a place that ernestly evokes the wild within. Elephants arrive in procession, predators gather at the edges, and the air carries a palpable sense of tension and anticipation.
