This is a twist on your quintessential African adventure complete with an eco-tour of Botswana’s Chobe Game Lodge led by the Chobe Angels (Africa’s first all-women safari guide team) and a safari in Zambia’s Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. You can also expect a sighting of one of the seven world wonders, Victoria Falls, locally called Mosi-oa-Tunya ‘Smoke that Thunders’ from both the Zambia and Zimbabwe perspectives. And not to worry, there’s no backpacking involved, this trip will give luxury from start to finish, that is…luxury-at-prices-we-can-afford. You’re welcome 😉.
With this trip, we are making off-the-beaten-path accessible. We will visit three countries within the Kaza conservation region of Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana. In a place near Kazungula, four countries meet where the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers converge to form one border connected by the Kazungula Bridge Project. On our trip, we will visit three of these four countries.
Our base will be in Livingstone, Zambia, what many consider to be the most luxurious of the cities within the Kaza region. We will organize day trips to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe (15-minute drive) and Kasane, Botswana (90-minute drive) over our week in Zambia.
Stay in style at this stunning hotel in Victoria Falls bordered by Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park for close encounters with Zambia’s amazing wildlife and incredible views of Victoria Falls.
What to expect of Zambia in late-August:
We have thoughtfully curated a purpose-filled itinerary for women who travel for more than just the gram. If you’re looking for a little adventure and wide-eyed wonder to delight your soul after a few years of being mostly home, this trip is for you. If you enjoy having deep conversations with women who encourage the quieter parts of your personality to pop, this trip’s for you. If you want to spend a week celebrating the women of Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe who are working together to build a more equitable future for the next generation, this trip is most certainly for you. We cater to women of all ages, at varying life stages and have designed the itinerary with this in mind.
Airport: Livingstone, Zambia (LVI)
The following citizens can travel visa-free to South Africa (VIP Transfer add-on) and as of October 1 2022 can also travel visa-free to Zambia:
The Kaza Univisa allows tourists to obtain ONE single visa to visit all THREE countries (Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana) on our itinerary. You may obtain the Kaza Univisa for $50 on arrival in Zambia at LVI airport. The visa is valid up to 30 days in any given period of 12 months, as long as the holder remains within Zambia and Zimbabwe. It also covers those who visit Botswana for day-trips through Kazungula Borders.
If you are not eligible for the Kaza Univisa, you can follow the links we have provided to apply for e-visas online to each country.
If this is confusing, don’t worry. Your booking includes a 30-minute visa & travel consultation.
Avani Standard Room with Two Twin Beds. Includes direct access to Victoria Falls (Zambia-side) and sister property, Royal Livingstone.
Avani Family Room with Two Double Beds. Includes direct access to Victoria Falls (Zambia-side) and sister property, Royal Livingstone.
Avani Standard Room with One Queen Bed. Includes direct access to Victoria Falls (Zambia-side) and sister property, Royal Livingstone.
1 night at upscale hotel in Johannesburg with breakfast, roundtrip flight Johannesburg (JNB) to Livingstone (LVI), and airport transfers.
1 night at upscale hotel in Johannesburg with breakfast, roundtrip flight Johannesburg (JNB) to Livingstone (LVI), and airport transfers.
Experience Devil’s Pool on the Zambian-side of Victoria Falls during a boat tour of Livingstone Island and a gourmet lunch picnic.
On arrival, you will be met at the airport by a VIP concierge that will help you get your Kaza Visa and attend to your bags before guiding you to your car.
Once you arrive at the Avani Hotel (15-minute drive), you are welcomed in Zambian fashion with hospitality and flair and shown to your room located within the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park - just steps from one of the seven world wonders: Victoria Falls.
Later that evening, you will be invited to join the group and some local women of impact in the Boma to experience a traditional Zambian feast complete with game meats, live music, traditional dance, and storytelling. Don’t be startled if you see a zebra or giraffe on your way to dinner. Remember, you are in the National Park, so some wildlife can be seen roaming on the property (non-predatory ones, of course).