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Victoria Falls 

After visiting the Kazungula; the only place in the world where 4 countries share a common border, an crossing two or three borders yourself within a day you get to watch in amazement while apr. 500 million Liters of water cascade every minute at one of the worlds seven natural wonders and what is considered the worlds largest sheet of falling water. 
A visit to Victoria Falls brings many other activities and attractions with it. One of the greatest ones is probably a river cruise on the Chobe River where you slowly make your way through herds of elephants roaming in the flood plains, buffalos watching your boat as you pass little islands that they have chosen for their days grazing, hippos bobbing their heads out of the water and an abundance of birds flying past daring you to try and snap a picture. 

African Wildlife Safari

Probably one of the most classic safaris is the African wildlife safari, which really is fitting because after all Africa does have an abundance of wildlife, offering you something new to see around every corner.
Visit one the largest national parks in Africa, the Etosha national park and enjoy one of a kind wildlife sightings at your own pace. With patience and some luck you'll enjoy sightings or lions, elephants, rhinos, cheetahs, leopards, hyenas, zebras, giraffes, wildebeest and many many more antelopes. The park is also the home to about 340 different bird species and 46 raptor species and is one of only two flamingo breeding areas in the whole of southern Africa. The salt pan within the park, which is so big that it can been seen from space, offers a magnificent backdrop for photographers. 

Namaqualand Flower Route

The famous Namaqualand flower route is actually your typical semi-desert. Arid, dusty plaines with dramatic mountain backdrops. But after the winter rain that this region is privy to suddenly endless carpets of the most vibrant wildflowers stretch further than the eye can see. Almost 4000 different wildflower seeds patiently await their bloom throughout the year and when their time has come it seems as if one little flower is competing with the next to see who is the most beautiful in the land. Among these astounding colours you'll suddenly see Zebras, Springbock, Giraffes and many other animals wandering around, enjoying the new life spring has brought with it. Finish your colourful safari with a weekend in Cape Town, exploring attractions such as Cape of Good Hope, Simonstown, Table mountain and Lions Head or enjoy a couple days touring wine estates and tasting some of South Africas best wines and gourmet food.