BOTSWANA pair it WITH ZAMBIA Charlotte Wells, director of


product for A&K, explains why agents should consider adding Zambia to Botswana itineraries


“For travellers visiting Botswana, adding a couple of days to explore Victoria Falls and the surrounding area is recommended. Known as Mosi-oa-Tunya or 'the smoke that thunders’, Victoria Falls is one of the most spectacular natural wonders on Earth.


Guests can help identify individual manta rays


“Extending your trip to see the Zambian side of the falls allows you to fully appreciate their power and grandeur. The views are most dramatic from Knife Edge Bridge. Intrepid visitors can even take a dip in the thrilling Devil’s Pool at the edge of the cascade.


“But there’s more to experience than just the


falls. The Zambezi River offers white-water rafting, sunset cruises and canoeing safaris to spot wildlife on the banks. You can also soar over the stunning UEGPGT[ KP C JGNKEQRVGT QT QP C OKETQNKIJV ƃKIJV


“Back on land, Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park offers fantastic game viewing just a short drive from the falls. Expect to see elephants, buffaloes, giraffes and more. And a tour to nearby Livingstone Island even lets you stand in the same spot where &T &CXKF .KXKPIUVQPG ƂTUV NCKF G[GU QP VJG HCNNU


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Victoria Falls


BOOK IT: Abercrombie & Kent offers a 10-night Classic Botswana trip from £9,999 per person, based on two people sharing. The price includes


flights, transfers, safari accommodation on a full-board basis and guiding. ABERCROMBIEKENT.CO.UK


50 ASPIRE MAY 2024


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CREDIT: Harold Lassers


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