4-Week Africa Tour Packages
Insider tips: Recommended 4-week Africa tour itineraries
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28 Day East Africa Itinerary, incl. Victoria Falls and Serengeti
A comprehensive 28-day route spans 22 destinations across Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, and Kenya. Key stops include Victoria Falls, South Luangwa National Park, Zanzibar's beaches, and Serengeti safaris. Includes 24 nights camping, one hotel night, with daily activities and most meals.

- Days 1-2
Victoria Falls
Start your journey at Zimbabwe's iconic falls. Visit early morning to beat the crowds and catch the morning rainbows. Bring a waterproof jacket for the heavy mist. "The morning rainbow over the falls was spectacular. Don't miss the sunset cruise on the Zambezi - we saw hippos and elephants right from the boat."

- Days 3-4
Bulawayo & Matobo
- Days 5-6
Masvingo & Harare
- Days 7-10
Zambia
- Days 11-13
Lake Malawi
- Days 14-16
Tanzania South
- Days 17-19
Zanzibar
- Days 20-22
Usambara Mountains
- Days 23-26
Northern Safari Circuit
- Days 27-28
Mto wa Mbu to Nairobi
28 Day Southern Africa Itinerary, incl. Cape Town and Victoria Falls
A grand 28-day route spans 17 destinations across 5 countries. Time is well-spent with 3 days in Kruger National Park, 2 days at Victoria Falls, and nights under stars in the Okavango Delta. The route includes UNESCO sites like Fish River Canyon and cultural immersion at !Khwa ttu San Centre.

- Days 1-2
Cape Town & Cederberg
- Days 3-4
Orange River & Fish River Canyon
- Days 5-6
Namib Desert & Sossusvlei
Venture into the Namib Desert where an early morning climb up Dune 45 rewards you with spectacular sunrise views. You'll also visit Deadvlei where ancient dead trees stand against bright orange dunes. Remember to pack lots of water and sun protection since temperatures often rise above 40°C/104°F by mid-morning.

- Days 7-8
Swakopmund
- Days 9-11
Spitzkoppe & Etosha National Park
- Days 14-17
Botswana's Highlights
- Days 18-21
Chobe & Victoria Falls
- Days 22-28
Matobo & Kruger
Cape Town to Johannesburg Overland Safari & Participation Camping
The 28-day route visits 22 cities across South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe. Notable stops include 3 days at Victoria Falls, wildlife encounters in Kruger and Etosha, plus cultural exchanges at !Khwa ttu San Centre and traditional dancing in Greater Kruger Area.

Cape Town South Africa
117 miCederberg Wildnerness Area South Africa
300 miOrange River South Africa
91 miFish River Canyon National Park Namibia
251 miSossusvlei Namibia
35 miSesriem Namibia
148 miSwakopmund Namibia
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Spitzkoppe Namibia
207 miEtosha National Park Namibia
112 miWaterberg Plateau Park Namibia
153 miWindhoek Namibia
298 miGhanzi Botswana
163 miMaun Botswana
55 miOkavango Delta Botswana
163 miGweta Botswana
166 miKasane Botswana
80 miChobe National Park Botswana
107 miVictoria Falls Zimbabwe
250 miMatobo National Park Zimbabwe
196 miTshipise South Africa
103 miKruger National Park South Africa
269 miJohannesburg South Africa
What people love about 4-week Africa tours
- Southern Africa Overland: Cape Town, Falls & Kruger
Most amazing experience, trip of a life time! I cannot highly recommend this tour enough! Book it book it book it! Highlights: Fish River Canyon - Stunning at sunset. Make sure your camera does panorama! Sossusvlei Dunes - Make sure EVERYONE gets on the truck in time. We almost missed the sunrise and when you hit that dune, RUN up there to get the best spot! Swakopmund - Skydiving,i f you have ever wanted to do it, do it here! It's amazing and cheap. Also, you must do the sand boarding. Some of our group were 'umming and 'ahhring about it, didn't do it and totally regretted it. Estosha - This was just like a David Attenborough documentary. Your camp is near a watering hole which is floodlit, so you can see the animals all night. We camped out with our sleeping bags and we saw elephants, giraffe, lions, rhinos and zebras all together at this hole. It was such an incredible experience! Botswana - more elephants than humans it seemed. Camping and swimming in the Okavango delta will be a memory I will not forget in a hurry. Make sure you do the sunrise game drive in Chobe. We saw our only leopard of the trip,they are harder to see than you think. The sunset cruise on Chobe was also incredible. Zimbabwe - walking with the endangered rhino, absolutely worth the long drives to reach. Our guides were amazing, the food was awesome. Don't hesitate to book with G adventures, I loved it and I am sure you will too :)
- 28-day Game Parks, Gorillas & Zanzibar (Camping)
The trip in a whole was amazing! Sam was very relaxed but got everything done and went beyond his requirements to make sure everyone was looked after and his meals were amazing!!
- Taste of Africa
It’s been one week since I left the group who are heading to Cape Town. And I wanted to share why I thought it was so good. The company itself were in good communication with me and so I felt positive based on previous reviews and speaking to them. The guide we had was fantastic. As was the driver. Wycliffe and Steve were very popular, so helpful, knew their shit, made us feel very safe and relaxed and were a joy to have around. Excellent staff. Excellent company and would highly recommend. I joined in Jinja, and had three weeks. Waking up to the sounds of nature all around you every morning helps you feel connected to nature and it’s such a lovely way of waking up. The sounds and smells of the African bush. Sometimes it was the sounds of goats, birds, lots of birds, call to prayer, rain, daily living, the breakfast being cooked, laughter of some of the group. All these sounds were a lovely alarm clock. Every day was different. Looking at beautiful country side from the truck, seeing beautiful people living their lives. All this amongst a connection with the fellow people on the bus. Learning about their lives, interests and experiences. I liked to understand Why we all chose to be on this trip and how we were all experiencing it. On our group people always helped each other, like setting up tents, cooking, offering me a snack, some suncream, sharing things. I felt we looked out for each other. So there was a connection to Nature, to people, good conversations, lovely shared experiences and the once in a lifetime sights. Having a coffee with a lion eating a zebra in Ngorogoro crater was a morning !! Overall the trip was perfect, and left me feeling grateful, emotional and happy. Shout out to Maddie, Matt, Ivo, Eva, Frank, Nikita, Martin, Orla. ???







































