“T e animals were what we came to see, and they exceeded our expectations. I have to say, though, that Soweto and the local people touched something in us.”


— Brian Berger, Pasadena, CA


The thunder of mighty Victoria Falls ... the deep timbre of a lion's roar in the African night ... the fl owery bouquet of a fi ne Stellenbosch vintage. On one journey of uncompromising quality, you’ll immerse yourself in three distinct southern Africa cultures. More than a classic journey into unspoiled preserves, this Deluxe itinerary – with small groups of 18-24 – invites you into rustic villages, warmhearted homes, and private wine tastings. Along the way, you'll stay at the revered Victoria Falls Hotel and luxury safari lodges at the gates of Chobe and Kruger national parks. Add the best guides in the industry, and you have a small group value unlike any other. With Vantage’s 30 years of experience in Africa – and a local offi ce in Cape Town – you’re in expert hands.


NAMIBIA


Namibian Village


Okavango Delta


Chobe BOTSWANA Kruger Johannesburg


SOUTH AFRICA


Cape Winelands Cape Town


Destination Flight


Your Small Group Itinerary Includes 22 Sightseeing Tours & Cultural Connections 


DAY LOCATION 1 -2


3 4 -5 6 -8 HIGHLIGHTS


Depart Home / Arrive Johannesburg, South Africa (or depart 4 days earlier for Okavango Delta pre-extension) / Protea Hotel Fire & Ice Melrose Arch 


Johannesburg Protea Hotel Fire & Ice Melrose Arch 


Chobe National Park, Botswana Chobe Safari Lodge 


Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Victoria Falls Hotel 


9 -11 12 -13


Kruger National Park, South Africa Protea Hotel Kruger Gate 


Cape Winelands Spier Hotel 


14 -17


Cape Town The Cullinan +


Pretoria city tour; Soweto township tour and see Nelson Mandela’s early home with a traditional lunch included


Sunset wildlife cruise on the Chobe River; Boat ride across the Chobe River to visit a village in Namibia; Wildlife Safari drive in Chobe National Park


Victoria Falls National Park walking tour; Visit to a local craft market; Home-hosted dinner in Victoria Falls; Visit to a local school; Vantage Exclusive: Traditional Safari Bush Dinner with entertainment


3 wildlife safari drives in the famed Kruger National Park


Visit to famous Cape Winelands towns of Stellenbosch and Franschoek including a visit to the cheetah rehabilitation center at Spier; Wine tasting at a well-known Wine Estate


Table Mountain cable car ride (weather depending); Cape Town panoramic city tour; Visit to Robben Island prison, where Nelson Mandela was held for 17 years (weather depending); Tour of Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve; Visit to Cape Point Ostrich Farm and funicular ride up to Cape Point; Visit Boulders Beach Penguin Reserve


18 19


Cape Town / Johannesburg / Overnight Flight (or begin optional 4-day extension to Kariega Game Reserve) 


Return Home 


PHOTO: Like Vantage passenger Rachel Woo, you can visit a Namibian Village.


Reserve Today! Call Toll-Free 1 800 322-6677 73 cultural connections


Visit a Namibian Village Observe the lifestyles and cultures of the people in a Namibian village. While you're here, meet the chief and mingle with the locals.


Traditional Safari Bush dinner Enjoy a traditional outdoor bush dinner alongside the Zambezi River while you take in local entertainment.


Vantage Exclusive: Home-hosted dinner in Victoria Falls Join a local family as they welcome you into their home for a customary family meal and conversation, during which you can learn about the lives of the people in Zimbabwe.


Kariega


Motorcoach Excursion


Boat Ride Optional Extension


Victoria Falls ZIMBABWE


Guaranteed small groups — just 18 to 24 travelers


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