Date
Mar 6, 2025 - Mar 23, 2025
Trip Type
By Land
Group Size: Up to 24 guests
Price: From $8,595 per person double occupancy, $10,290 single occupancy
Harvard Exclusive
Activity Level
4
Terms & Conditions
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Detailed Itinerary
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Schedule by Day
- Mar 6: Depart the U.S.
- Mar 7: Arrive Johannesburg, South Africa
- Mar 8: Johannesburg / Soweto
- Mar 9: Johannesburg / Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
- Mar 10: Victoria Falls
- Mar 11: Victoria Falls
- Mar 12: Botswana / Chobe National Park
- Mar 13: Victoria Falls / Windhoek, Namibia
- Mar 14: Windhoek / Namib desert / Sossusvlei
- Mar 15: Namib Desert / Sossusvlei
- Mar 16: Sossusvlei / Swakopmund
- Mar 17: Swakopmund / Walvis Bay / Namibian Coast
- Mar 18: Swakopmund / Cape Town, South Africa
- Mar 19: Cape Town / The Winelands
- Mar 20: Cape Town / Cape of Good Hope
- Mar 21: Cape Town
- Mar 22: Cape Town / Depart for U.S,
- Mar 23: Arrive U.S.
Pricing
Air inclusive from Boston, New York City, or Washington, D.C. (including airline taxes and fees):
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$10,054 per person double occupancy ($8,695 air & land inclusive plus $1,359 airline fees & taxes)
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Single supplement: $1,695
Land only:
- $8,595 per person double occupancy
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Single supplement: $1,695
Accommodations
- Two nights accommodations at 54 on Bath
- Four nights accommodations at The Victoria Falls Hotel
- One night accommodation at the Windhoek Country Club Resort
- Two nights accommodations at the Sossusveli Lodge
- Two nights accommodations at Swakopmund Hotel & Entertainment Centre
- Four nights accommodations at The Pepperclub Hotel
Optional Post-Tour Extension:
Kruger: Kapama Private Game Reserve
- March 22-26, 2025
- 4 days/3 nights
- $2,395 per person; $695 single supplement
What to Expect
Activity Level 4
- 2-4 miles of walking per day, sometimes during the heat of the day
- Walking up hills or stairs (without handrails), walking along large sand dunes
- 1-3 miles of walking around Victoria Falls. The surrounding area will be wet and slippery
- Long days of motorcoach travel and sightseeing
- Ability to get on/off the motorcoach several times a day without assistance
- Climbing in/out of the safari vehicle without assistance. Guests will have to step up approximately 12-16 inches to climb into the safari vehicle
- Moderate hikes on uneven terrain
- Some of the lodges will require guests to walk up and down approximately 30 steps to reach common areas or dining areas
- This program would not be suitable for guests with mobility issues or guests who use walkers, scooters or rollators
