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Golfing Safari: South Africa Golf + Swaziland + Botswana + Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Golf: Kruger Park + eSwatini + Botswana + Victoria Falls
Golfing Safari South Africa Golf Swaziland Botswana Victoria Falls Zimbabwe
11 NIGHTS FROM:
$5,021
Per person sharing
Scheduled flights quoted separately
3SRN12V
• Golfing Safari
• South Africa
• White River & Sabi Sun Golf
• Kruger National Park
• Skukuza Golf
• Swaziland Golf
• Botswana Safari
• Chobe Mowana Golf
• Victoria Falls Zimbabwe
• Elephant Hills Golf

This 4-country golfing safari combines championship golf at White River & a round on the untamed Skukuza course in the Kruger Park in South Africa, with golf in Swaziland, Chobe National Park in Botswana & at Elephant Hills within sight of the thundering Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. There is also the option to add Namibia. All transfers, golf, park fees & game drives included.

Day 1
You will be met at Mpumalanga Airport and transferred to your hotel situated near Hazyview on the scenic Panorama Route.
 
Check in and relax in this region that is famous for its beauty and wildlife.
Day 2
Today golfers transfer to play 18-holes of golf at White River Country Club – a sociable club with a beautifully lush course and abundant bird life.
 
Your return transfers, tee times and shared cart will be arranged for you. After play enjoy socialising with fellow golfers at the clubhouse.
Day 3
This morning play 18-holes at the Sabie Sun Golf Course – a challenging championship course that is tough but fair and will provide a memorable golfing day (including green fees and shared cart).
 
Afterwards we enter the world famous Kruger National Park. Game viewing opportunities should present themselves almost immediately and hopefully you will see several species of antelope, zebra, wildebeest and maybe even giraffe before you reach your rest camp.
  
The Kruger National Park offers a choice of self-catering rest camps, each situated in a different section of the park with its own unique flora and fauna - e.g. Skukuza, Letaba, Olifants, Lower Sabie, Pretoriuskop, Satara and Berg-en-Dal. Accommodation is in simple but comfortable thatched game park bungalows, with your guide having an allowance to purchase breakfast, lunch and dinner for you at the camp restaurant each day.
 
After checking in, settle in and relax in the atmosphere that only the African bushveld can provide.
Day 4
This morning we play 9-holes of golf on the untamed (and unfenced) staff course at Skukuza.
 
Afterwards enjoy game viewing with your guide in the Kruger National Park with its magnificently diverse wildlife and abundant birds.
Day 5
After some final game viewing in the Kruger National Park, today we drive 5-hours to eSwatini (previously called Swaziland), a small mountain kingdom known for its lovely scenery, crafts and indigenous culture.
 
After completing border formalities, we continue travelling through beautiful mountains and gorges to our lodge.
 
Note: You will need your passport to enter eSwatini (and possibly a visa, if not British).
Day 6
Enjoy playing 18-holes at the Royal Swazi Country Club today – a scenic championship course that takes its shape from the Lugogo Mountain Range and curves gently down into the valley. Its beautiful lakes, gullies and clusters of magnificent trees and indigenous plants will add enjoyment to your day.
 
After play enjoy the leisure facilities of your spa resort.
 
Non-Golfers: Two spa treatments.
Day 7
Transfer 3-hours across the Eswatini border to Mpumalanga Airport for your onward flight.

You will be met at Kasane Airport and transferred to your game lodge near the Chobe River.
 
Chobe National Park is Botswana’s premier wildlife reserve and is uniquely situated at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers, where four African countries meet – Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia. The Chobe River is the life-giving force of this region and provides a border between Botswana on the southern banks and Namibia on the northern banks. The river has extensive grassy floodplains on either side, which disappear under the annual floodwaters, making boats the best way of getting around.
 
After checking in to your lodge, enjoy a boat ride on the Chobe River, which is home to some of Botswana’s most spectacular wildlife, as well as abundant bird life. Game viewing opportunities should present themselves almost immediately in this vast game sanctuary and hopefully you will see elephant, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, antelope and other river-based wildlife today. Afterwards dine in the atmosphere that only the African bushveld can provide.
Day 8
Rise at dawn to take advantage of the best game viewing conditions of the day and enjoy thrilling game viewing in Chobe National Park. Activities vary by lodge, but usually focus on shared open-top game drives in the national park and boat rides on the Chobe River, which gives you a different wildlife perspective. Seasonal tiger fishing is also offered by many lodges.
  
Chobe National Park is home to vast herds of buffalo and elephant, as well as numerous other species which roam in profusion and diversity. During the dry season, vast elephant herds migrate from both south and north to congregate in their thousands along the Chobe River – the largest concentration of elephants in the whole of Africa. This migration of wildlife is possibly due to the creation of protected wildlife corridors, which allow the elephants to travel between the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Park (KAZA) countries safely. Also hope to see lion, leopard, cheetah, giraffe, hippo, kudu, crocodiles, antelope, waterbuck, warthogs, baboons and many other interesting animals before returning to your lodge.
 
Bird life along the river is also plentiful and you can hope to see a Fish eagle, Tawny eagle, African openbill stork, Marabou stork, Sacred ibis, Pied kingfisher, Cattle egret, Great egret, Spur-winged goose and much more, including the glorious Lilac-breasted roller.
 
Afterwards enjoy playing 9-holes of golf at the Chobe Mowana resort course.
 
In the late afternoon, enjoy another game drive or boat ride on the Chobe River. After a beautiful African sunset, enjoy the balmy evening and pristine stars of the Milky Way – including the spectacular Southern Cross.
Day 9
This morning transfer to Kasane on the Zimbabwe border. After completing border formalities, connect with your 2-hour private transfer to your hotel situated near Victoria Falls on the mighty Zambezi River.
 
Located in the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA), where the borders of five African countries converge, the sheer scale of this vast international conservation project is difficult to comprehend. It encompasses a bewildering range of experiences, ranging from the mighty Victoria Falls to the lifeforce of the region, the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers.
  
Check in, settle in and relax whilst you catch your first glimpses of the magnificent Smoke That Thunders first discovered by Dr. David Livingstone and still one of the greatest natural wonders of the world. The flow of water over the Victoria Falls is greatest from February to June following the summer rains, but they are a magnificent sight at any time of year.
 
Note: As transfer vehicles cannot cross the border, you will be dropped off on one side of immigration control and collected on the other side.
Day 10
Today enjoy a private tour exploring on foot the mighty Victoria Falls and its rainforests, which offer magnificent views.
 
Afterwards you may wish to visit Elephants Walk, a small crafts complex where you can see talented local artists and sculptors at work and support them by buying one of their items. Alternatively you can participate in various optional activities, such as a helicopter flight over the falls.
 
In the late afternoon enjoy an included shared cruise on the Zambezi River where you may see hippos, crocodiles and abundant birdlife.
 
Note: Take light rainwear for use when the falls are full.
Day 11
Enjoy 18-holes of championship golf today at Elephant Hills, where warthogs, impala and the odd elephant roam free on the fairway set along the mighty Zambezi River.
 
Afterwards you can participate in many local optional activities such as a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River where you may see hippos, crocodiles and abundant bird life or an elephant-back safari.
Day 12
Transfer to Victoria Falls Airport for your flight home.