Posts Tagged ‘Chobe’

We must be very lucky, always on expeditions VAP we said goodbye with hugs sincere. Then, when they go we were stunned and in return you look back thinking that this car is not mine. Somehow it costs continue traveling without them, without us.

What we propose at Easter, worth 1160 EUR (airline tickets not included) It is a route out of Victoria Falls and cross the most beautiful and emblematic parks in Botswana. Close, touching, the most spectacular nature of South Africa. Maximum group 10 People.

Flying over the Okavango is a show. Contemplating the river, sometimes plagued animals, amid the sands of the Kalahari is one of those unique experiences on a trip. The plane, small, landed after another emblem alongside African national parks: Chobe.

7.200 miles after, Victoria Falls. The roar of the water can be heard from afar, as a warning that the place was chiseled only for some chosen. The smoke makes up the water near the horizon. A thick layer of vegetation prevents tripping eyes until the statue of the first European to set foot on this land: David Livingstone shows the way to the wild water.