Combine three days of technical whitewater on the Zambezi with guided safaris in Chobe National Park on this 7-day package. Expect hard paddling, portages around extreme rapids, camping nights and close wildlife viewing from both vehicle and river.
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You wake before dawn to the Zambezi’s breath on the canyon rim — mist slicing the light, guides loading gear with practiced calm. By midmorning the river dares you: swells hammering against the rafts as cliffs narrow and the current pushes hard. Three days on the Zambezi deliver class 5 whitewater, portages around Moemba’s class 6, nights under canvas and the steady rhythm of a river that keeps both you and your crew honest.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
7 days
Fitness Level
Good cardiovascular fitness and upper-body endurance recommended for sustained paddling and portage days; able to carry a 10–15 kg daypack.
Wildlife
History
Victoria Falls was first documented by David Livingstone in 1855; the falls and river have long cultural importance to local Tonga communities and shaped cross-border trade and conservation history.
Conservation
Both Zimbabwe and Botswana operate protected-area systems; follow low-impact practices — stay on designated paths, do not feed wildlife, and minimize single-use plastics to reduce pressure on fragile river and savanna ecosystems.
Reserve your spot on the 7 Days Package to Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Attend the pre-trip briefing
Arrival a day early is required — the river safety briefing covers portage procedures, commands and emergency plans.
Wear secure river footwear
Closed-toe water shoes with good soles protect against rock and sudden footings during portages and rapids.
Protect electronics
Use a quality dry bag and waterproof phone case — spray and submersion are common on high-flow days.
Time game drives for early morning
Chobe’s best wildlife sightings occur at dawn; schedule safari windows accordingly to maximize viewing.
Waterproof dry bag (30–50L)
Keeps clothing and electronics dry during rapids and rainy evenings.
Closed-toe river shoes
Protects feet during portages and provides traction in wet conditions.
Lightweight quick-dry layers
Layers wick sweat on hot days and add warmth for cool mornings and nights.
summer
Binoculars (8x–10x)
Improves wildlife viewing on Chobe game drives and river cruises.