KAZA Corridor Explorer

The KAZA Corridor Explorer takes full advantage of the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area — the world's largest conservation landscape spanning five countries. This ten-day itinerary threads through three of them: Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Zambia, using the KAZA Univisa to move seamlessly between Victoria Falls, Chobe National Park, and Livingstone without additional border paperwork.

Victoria Falls anchors both ends of the journey, with two nights at the start for the falls experience and a night at the end for departure flexibility. In between, four nights in Chobe National Park deliver some of Southern Africa's most spectacular game viewing: the park's 120,000 elephants and the Chobe River's concentration of hippo, crocodile, and Cape buffalo create a wildlife density that is staggering even by African standards. The Zambia segment explores Livingstone's quieter side of the falls and the upper Zambezi's islands and rapids.

This is a superb choice for adventurous travellers who want a multi-country experience without the complexity of separate visas, disconnected flights, and repeated border formalities. The KAZA Univisa ($50) covers all three countries, and TourLink's partners handle every transfer — including the scenic 90-minute drive from Victoria Falls to Kasane (Chobe) and the river crossing to Zambia.