Deteema and Verney Camps 7-day safari in Zimbabwe

Guests arrive at Victoria Falls Airport for a transfer to Deteema Springs. They will spend three nights at the camp on a fully inclusive basis. Depending on the time of arrival, guests will have lunch at the camp, and they can rest with free use of all amenities at the camp.

Day 2: Game drives at Deteema Springs

Game drives at Deteema Springs The surrounding area offers excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography. Safaris and game drives in Hwange National Park provide the chance to witness a plethora of iconic African wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and an abundance of birdlife. The park’s diverse ecosystems, ranging from grasslands to woodlands, provide a rich habitat for numerous species, making every safari an extraordinary adventure. Main Destination: Hwange National Park Accommodation: Deteema Springs Luxury tented camp located inside Hwange NP Meals & Drinks: All meals included All drinks (Except for spirits/liquor)

Day 3: Guided safari walks at Deteema Springs

Beyond wildlife encounters, Deteema Springs also offers a range of activities for nature enthusiasts. Guided nature walks allow visitors to explore the area on foot, accompanied by experienced guides who provide insights into the local flora, fauna, and ecological dynamics. The walks provide an intimate experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and scents of the wilderness.

Day 4: Intercamp transfer from Deteema Springs to Verney's Camp

Guests are transferred from Deteema Springs to Veney’s camp for a three nights stay on a fully inclusive basis. Verney’s Camp is a captivating safari lodge situated in a private concession within the iconic Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. Surrounded by untamed wilderness and teeming with wildlife, Verney’s Camp offers a remarkable African safari experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

Day 5: Game drives at Verney's Camp, Hwange National Park

The location of Verney’s Camp provides privileged access to the abundant wildlife of Hwange National Park. Game drives led by experienced guides offer the opportunity to encounter a myriad of iconic African species, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, giraffes, and numerous antelope species. The park’s diverse ecosystems, from open savannahs to dense woodlands, create a rich tapestry of habitats that support a remarkable array of wildlife.

Day 6: Guided safari walks at Verney's Camp

In addition to game drives, guests at Verney’s Camp can partake in guided walking safaris, offering a more intimate and immersive way to explore the surrounding wilderness. Led by knowledgeable guides, these walks provide a deeper understanding of the intricate ecological dynamics of Hwange, as well as the chance to track animal spoor and learn about the fascinating plant life.

Day 7: Early morning game drive and departure from Verney's Camp for Victoria Falls Airport

Guests will go on an early morning game drive before breakfast. After breakfast, they will prepare for departure. A light aircraft will transfer them from Manga Airstrip to Victoria Falls Airport.

Day 8: End of tour (See Getting There for more details)

Frequent Questions

What are the requirements for travelling to South Africa?

Travelling to South Africa with children can be confusing. Some few years ago, the South African government required a couple of documents for children to travel with their parents or guardians

A valid passport for the parents/guardians and children
A full birth certificate (original or photocopy of original) if travelling with both parents
If travelling with one parent there is additional documentation , parent consent affidavit not longer than four months and a letter from parents signed by the authorities in case of a guardian

Due to the difficulty in getting some of these documents and the inconvenience it created, the South African government does not require some of these documents anymore. A passport is the only requirement left. However it is advisable to carry your children’s birth certificates with you .

Do you need travel insurance?

It is always advisable to have travel insurance whenever travelling outside Europe and the United States. This will keep you at ease in case something happens. A travel insurance that covers medical situations during your period in South Africa will make your safari smooth sailing. However this is not compulsory, it’s just advisable.

Do you need any vaccines to travel to South Africa?

There are no compulsory vaccines to travel to South Africa if you are coming from Europe or the United States. However you may want to get vaccines against COVID and the other day to day vaccines we take throughout our lives.

What if l have allergies and other special medical conditions?

You need to let us know when you make your booking so that we can adapt our services to your conditions.

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