Reference Flights: 

UA8324 LAX/YYZ 22:55/06:36+1

ET553 YYZ/ADD 10:20/07:35+1

ET835 ADD/WDH 08:35/13:20

Today you will go to the airport to check in for your flight to Windhoek, Capital of Namibia. Due to the time difference, it is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1 day in advance, the exact time is subject to the arrival time, please choose an early flight to arrive. You will be spending the night on the plane, which may be cold, so it is recommended that you bring warm clothing. We wish you a good night's rest.

Today you will arrive in Windhoek where the guide will meet you at the airport exit upon arrival.

Free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, other different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.

Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, is known as Africa's cleanest garden capital with a rich continental flavor and a wide variety of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars.

Itinerary:

Windhoek - Sossusvlei Desert - Dune 45 - Dark Sky Stargazing

After breakfast drive to the Namib Red Desert to view or climb the mysterious and magnificent Sossusvlei sand dunes, the drive takes approximately 5 hours.

At night you can see the starry night sky of the Namib Desert, which is rated as one of the most beautiful starry skies in the world and recognized by the United Nations as a dark starry sky reserve, the night sky is dotted with stars and the Milky Way can often be seen clearly in the dry season, which is difficult to see in the noisy city, and the beauty of the Red Desert will truly be shown before your eyes.

Upon arrival, a professional guide will lead you to experience the "Red Desert Trekking". The desert has always been a symbol of death, but Sossusvlei is full of all kinds of life, elephants, rhinos, lions, South African wildebeest, poplar forests. .... Death and the living force of life struggle here.

Afterwards, visit [Dune 45] to watch the sunrise. The beautiful S-line shape, light and shadow reflect each other, half black and half red, black is calm, red is charming. The color of Dune 45 changes every day as the sun's path and light change. The strange dead trees of the desert give you a unique sense of space and solitude, and you can feel the stillness of time.

Special arrangement for stargazing in the dark starry sky: stargazing guided by a professional stargazer. The vast and magnificent red desert is the best place for stargazing as a United Nations-recognized gold level Dark Starry Sky Reserve.

Itinerary:

Death Valley* - Motor City - Tropic of Capricorn - Three Quiver Trees - Walvis Bay - Lagoon Flamingo

After breakfast at hotel, take a trip to Death Basin, a World Natural Heritage Site, and take a four-wheel drive vehicle to go deep into [Death Valley]. In the depths, surrounded by sand dunes, some dead trees maintain the posture they had hundreds of years ago when their lives were withdrawn, as silent as standing sculptures. At sunrise and sunset, the sky, sand dunes and ground in Death Valley are three contrasting colors.

After lunch, depart for the Walvis Bay. Pass by [Tropic of Cancer], [Auto Town], [Three Quiver Trees]. At the Walvis Bay, you can experience casual European-style seaside life, enjoy the sunset view and sea breeze, and admire the elegant posture of flamingos on the lagoon, the largest flamingo habitat in Southern Africa. Upon arrival, check into the hotel and relax.

Itinerary:

Walvis Bay - Yacht Sailing - Sandwich Bay Desert Surfing - Walvis Bay

After breakfast, join the [Yacht Sailing Tour] at Lighthouse Marina. See seal Daigo up close and chase dolphins and whales. Sail to the famous Pelican Point. On the return trip from Pelican Point, the captain and sailors prepare a seafood lunch for guests - fresh oysters, champagne and a variety of local snacks.

In the afternoon, embark on a thrilling Sandwich Bay Desert Adventure in a dune buggy driven by a professional desert guide. Watch the world famous spectacle of sand flowing into the sea. Sandwich Bay lies 48 km south of Whale Cove Harbour in the Namib-Naukluft National Park, which forms part of the Namib Desert together with the Sossusvlei Desert. Little visited since its discovery in the late 18th century, it has become a creative destination for adventurous and hunting photographers. Photographs can be taken of the sea, seals/dolphins, beach and desert.

Note: Sand Jeeping is dangerous, please consider it according to your own situation.

Itinerary:

Whale Bay - Windhoek - German Lutheran Cathedral - Reichstag Gardens - National Museum

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred back to Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. Upon arrival, you will start the city tour and visit the famous German Lutheran Cathedral, the National Assembly Gardens and other landmarks and landscapes. Then visit the National Museum (inside, 1 hour). Although Namibia is a young country, the National Museum displays a rich history of Namibia's independence, including many colonial photographs and war of independence memorabilia that document the struggle of the people of this country for freedom. There are also some interesting displays of ancient petroglyphs and indigenous artifacts which give a glimpse of the Bushman cultural heritage.

Note: The National Museum is only open on weekdays, with occasional temporary closures, in which case it will be replaced by an exterior view.

Special arrangement: Pork knuckle dinner at Joe's Beer House, a local specialty.

This is a signature dish loved by guests. Roasted Pork Knuckle, also known as "Eisbein", is traditionally prepared at Joe's Beer House with a crispy skin and served with mustard sauce and sauerkraut. The dish is not only delicious, but also generous in portion size. This dish is not only a culinary highlight in Windhoek, Namibia, but also a microcosm of the local German food culture.

Recommended Flight: 4Z8135 WDH/VFA 1015/1145

(Please note: Specific flight times are subject to the flight actually ticketed on the day of the tour)

Itinerary:

Windhoek-Victoria Falls City-Victoria Falls Bridge-Zambia Section Victoria Falls-Zambia Livingstone Museum

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for your flight to Zimbabwe-Victoria Falls City, upon arrival you will be met at the airport by our staff. Then proceed to Livingstone, the capital of Southern Province, the whole city is neat and beautiful with flowers blooming in all seasons, it is a famous tourist city in Zambia. Passing through the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia, visit the 100-year-old [Victoria Falls Bridge], and if you are lucky, you can also see the exciting scene of 100-meter bungee jumping on the bridge. Then visit the Zambian part of Victoria Falls: Victoria Falls, also known as Mosi-oa-Tunya Falls, is located on the middle reaches of the Zambezi River in Africa, where Zambia and Zimbabwe share a border. Victoria Falls Zambia section of the width and height than the Niagara Falls is twice as large, the average annual flow of about 935 cubic meters / second. Upon arrival in Livingstone, visit Livingstone Museum (inside), the museum is divided into four galleries: Prehistory (Archaeology), Ethnohistory and Art, History, Natural History Gallery, the museum also collects all the objects of David Livingstone and his travelogues. Afterwards check in at the hotel and relax.

Itinerary:

Victoria Falls* - Crocodile Farm* - Craft Market - Zimbabwe-Zamzam Railway Bridge - Boat Cruise on the Zambezi River

After breakfast at the hotel, return to Victoria Falls City and visit the Zimbabwean section of Victoria Falls. Then [Crocodile Farm], a fascinating place where visitors can observe crocodiles and other wildlife up close, and also be able to observe and learn about crocodiles and other wildlife up close, as well as have an interactive experience in a natural and harmonious environment. Later you will visit the [Handicraft Market].

In the afternoon, you can take an optional* [boat cruise on the Zambezi River](Fee self-care). The Zambezi is the mother river of Zimbabwe, and the Falls City section of the Zambezi is an extremely beautiful part of the river, with its wild and scenic banks and wildlife from time to time, with the opportunity to see a large number of cats, hippos and crocodiles. In addition, the sunset on the Zambezi River is the most beautiful picture!

[Victoria Falls]

Located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls is one of the three largest waterfalls in the world and was added to the World Heritage List in 1989. The locals call it Mosi-oa-Tunya, which means smoke that roars like thunder. Devil's Falls, Main Falls, Horseshoe Falls (and its side Rainbow Falls) and Eastern Falls can be seen at Victoria Falls in the Zimbabwe section. The first three of these falls are seen in Zimbabwe and the Eastern Falls are seen in Zambia. In front of the Falls and the Horseshoe Falls is Livingstone Island, where Livingstone discovered the Victoria Falls. There are 17 viewpoints throughout the area, all on the side of the falls. Along the way the rainbows are now and then, many sections of the waterfall splash formed by the slope of the rain, it is easy to get wet.

Special arrangement: BOMA African Specialties Dinner.

The BOMA African Specialty Song and Dance Dinner is a unique dining experience that combines traditional African culture and cuisine to give travelers a deeper understanding of African culture. During this special dinner, guests not only enjoy delicious local dishes, but also participate in African-inspired activities. The dinner begins with a colorful costume change and dance performance upon entry, creating a strong African cultural atmosphere throughout the dinner.

Recommended Flight: 4Z477 VFA/MQP 1400/1540

(Please note that the exact time of the flight will depend on the flight actually booked on the day of the tour)

Itinerary:

Victoria Falls-Nelspruit-Kruger

After breakfast at the hotel, you will have a free morning. After lunch you will fly to Nelspruit, a city airport in South Africa near the Kruger National Park. On arrival you will be met by the guide. Later transfer to your hotel near the Kruger National Park for check-in.

Itinerary:

Kruger National Park

Full day open jeep safari in the Kruger National Game Reserve in search of the "Big Five".

The Kruger National Park, with a total area of 20,000 square kilometers, is South Africa's largest safari park and one of the largest national parks in the world. The Kruger is a typical African grassland landscape with countless wild animals living in the vast grasslands. There are a lot of wild animals, especially the "African five", especially shocking!

Itinerary:  行程:

Kruger National Park - Pretoria - Presidential Palace - Church Square - Voortrekker - Monument - Johannesburg克鲁格国家公园 - 比勒陀利亚 - 总统府 - 教堂广场 - 先驱者纪念碑 - 约翰内斯堡克鲁格国家公园 - 比勒陀利亚 - 总统府 - 教堂广场 - 先驱者纪念碑 - 约翰内斯堡

Today we will go to visit the capital - Pretoria, see the ancient Greek architecture of the Presidential Palace, visit the Church Square in the bronze statue of President Paul Kruger; and then visit the Voortrekker Monument (exterior) to learn about the colonial history of South Africa.  The town is filled with more than 60,000 purple violets that line this historic town. Transfer back to Johannesburg. Upon arrival check into your hotel.今天我们将前往首都比勒陀利亚，参观总统府的古希腊式建筑，游览教堂广场上的保罗·克鲁格总统铜像；然后参观布尔人纪念碑（外观），了解南非的殖民历史。这座城镇遍布着六万多株紫色的紫罗兰，装点着这座历史悠久的城镇。之后返回约翰内斯堡。抵达后入住酒店。今天我们将前往首都比勒陀利亚，参观总统府的古希腊式建筑，游览教堂广场上的保罗·克鲁格总统铜像；然后参观布尔人纪念碑（外观），了解南非的殖民历史。这座城镇遍布着六万多株紫色的紫罗兰，装点着这座历史悠久的城镇。之后返回约翰内斯堡。抵达后入住酒店。

Voortrekker Monument  先驱纪念碑

The majestic  Monument is located in a nature reserve in the Pretoria region of South Africa. It is a unique monument that commemorates the history of the South African pioneers and the South African Dutch. It is currently one of the most visited heritage sites in Gauteng and one of the top ten cultural and historical tourist attractions in South Africa.这座宏伟的纪念碑位于南非比勒陀利亚地区的自然保护区。它是一座独特的纪念碑，纪念着南非拓荒者和南非荷兰人的历史。目前，它是豪登省参观人数最多的遗产地之一，也是南非十大文化和历史旅游景点之一。这座宏伟的纪念碑位于南非比勒陀利亚地区的自然保护区。它是一座独特的纪念碑，纪念着南非拓荒者和南非荷兰人的历史。目前，它是豪登省参观人数最多的遗产地之一，也是南非十大文化和历史旅游景点之一。

Reference Flight: FA226 JNBGRJ 0950/1150

(Warm reminder; the specific time of the flight is subject to the actual ticketed flight on the day of the tour)

Itinerary:

Johannesburg - George - St. Peter & Paul's Church - Knysna - Boat trip of Knysna

Arrive in George, where you will be met by your guide and take a city tour of George to visit St. Peter & Paul's Church (exterior), the oldest Roman Catholic church in South Africa, which still retains much of its 19th century architecture. Then proceed to Knysna, famous for its magnificent coastline, beautiful lagoons and rich nature, once a summer retreat for the British Royal Family. Nesna Lagoon, a feature of the area, is surrounded by two headlands, creating a unique landscape. Take a sightseeing boat trip to Coral Lagoon, enjoy the scenery of the famous Nesna headland, and see the natural beauty of the lake and the Indian Ocean.

For dinner we will have a western style oyster dinner in Nesna. After dinner, check in at the hotel for a rest.

Nessner's Western Oyster Dinner

Nessner's Western Oyster Dinner is a unique dining experience known for its fresh, high quality oysters and generous platters. Oysters are considered a delicacy in Nessner, where they are sweet and savory with a hint of creaminess, just a squeeze of lemon juice and a mellow glass of fine wine is all that is needed to give the taste buds an aftertaste. Known as the "Oyster Capital" of South Africa, Nesna is rich in deep sea oysters.

The oysters are of high quality due to the unpolluted waters.

Itinerary:

Nesna - Wildness Beach - Mossel Bay - Postal Tree - Diaz Museum* - Stellenbosch Vintage Car Museum* - Wine Tasting* - Stellenbosch University

After breakfast, travel by coach to Wildness Beach, enjoying the wild and unspoiled beaches along the way. Then go to Mossel Bay, is the Portuguese navigator Diaz landed in South Africa in 1488, you can watch the white sap secretion of the [Post Tree], which is an old milk tree carrying 500 years of history, was affectionately known as the old post tree. This tree witnessed the earliest post office in the history of South Africa and has become a symbolic place. Visit the Diaz Maritime Museum (inside), a museum dedicated to Diaz, the famous Portuguese navigator, which not only chronicles Diaz's maritime history, but also explores the diversity of South African culture through a wealth of exhibits, including petroglyphs and prints from South Africa's first people, the San, Iron Age portraits, and an exhibit on the Malabar Stone. The museum also houses a model of the sailing ship that followed Diaz's route around the Atlantic coast of West Africa and around the Cape of Good Hope to Mossel Bay. The sailing ship is a one-to-one replica of the Portuguese sailing ship that was built in 1988 to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Diaz's discovery of the Cape of Good Hope.

Afterwards, visit the Classic Car Museum (inside) which displays antique cars, motorcycles, bicycles and other luxury vehicles with a collection of more than 200 vehicles. Afterwards, you will have a romantic tour of the Stellenbosch, traveling through the various large and small wineries, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the vineyards and being guided by a professional sommelier to learn about and taste different types of red and white grape wines in the vineyards. Then visit the University of Stellenbosch, one of the oldest universities in South Africa.

Itinerary:

Stellenbosch - Cape Town - Table Mountain - Malay Quarter - Street Garden

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Cape Town, the mother city of South Africa. Upon arrival to the symbol of Cape Town-Table Mountain, the symbol of Cape Town, and take the 360-degree revolving cable car to the top of Table Mountain (weather permitting) to overlooking the bustling city of Cape Town.

Then we will embark on a Cape Town City Tour and visit the exterior of the Malay Quarter(exterior), famous for its brightly colored houses that have become a photo stop for tourists from all over the world. Then browse the Street Garden (exterior), a larger piece of green space and free parks in the city of Cape Town. All the people who come to Cape Town to play will come here to walk, because it is surrounded by many of Cape Town's landmark buildings, most of which were built in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and reflect the European architectural style of the Middle Ages.

Table Mountain

Table Mountain is the symbol of Cape Town, 1,067 meters high, named because the top of the mountain is as flat as a table, as if it was cut flat with a knife. The right side of Table Mountain is Lion's Head and Signal Mountain, the left side is Devil's Peak, and every year from October to March, a large amount of moisture in the encounter Table Mountain rises to the top of the mountain, and then in the cold air under the action of the formation of the spectacular cloud, as if a whole tablecloth to cover the whole Table Mountain, very magnificent.

Itinerary:

Cape Town - Penguin Beach - Cape of Good Hope

After breakfast, you will be taken to Hout Bay, where you can see the Twelve Apostles from afar, and then to Penguin Beach, where you can see the naïve South African penguins.

Lunch will be served with the famous South African lobster dish.

In the afternoon, drive to the symbol of South Africa - Cape of Good Hope (tour time about 90 minutes), take the cable car (one way) up to the lighthouse of Cape Point, watch the endless Atlantic and Indian Ocean. In the evening drive back to Cape Town, after dinner we will send you back to the hotel to rest.

Penguin Beach

 One of the must-see attractions in South Africa is also known as the home of penguins - Penguin Reserve. In the beginning there were only two pairs of penguins here, but later, under the protection of local residents, the number of penguins is increasing. What attracts everyone's attention here are the South African species - spotted penguins, which are smaller among the penguin species, with black rings and small black spots on their chests and pink eye rings, which are very cute.

Cape of Good Hope

The Cape of Good Hope, first known as the Cape of Storms, is a very famous promontory at the southwestern tip of Africa, which is the landmark of Cape Town and the confluence of the South Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean. The Cape of Good Hope is the boundary between the cold currents of the Atlantic Ocean and the warm currents of the Indian Ocean. You can see a clear demarcation line between light blue and dark blue in the sea, with the Indian Ocean to your left and the Atlantic Ocean to your right. After seeing the demarcation line between the two oceans, around the lighthouse you can also continue forward, at this time you look back and then take a look at the view from the top of Cape Point, you will find that it is exceptionally majestic and spectacular.

Afterwards, go shopping around Victoria Harbour, there are other shopping malls and markets such as the Waterfront Shopping Mall to buy local souvenirs and gifts.

Cape Town Western Style Original Lobster Meal

In Cape Town, lobsters live in the cleanest water in the world, eat the cleanest food from the sea, and therefore grow the cleanest lobster meat in the world, so you can enjoy the most authentic lobster of your life here. The restaurant's menu is simple, but the ingredients and service are of the highest quality, allowing you to enjoy your meal while taking in the unique charm and natural beauty of Cape Town.

Reference Flights: 

A207 CPT/JNB 1510/1715, 

QR1378 JNB/DOH 1945/0510+1 

QR739 DOH/LAX 0735/1250

After checking out at noon, you will be sent to the airport and then return to your hometown..

Attention: Free transfer time on the day of departure is a fixed time (if there are any changes, please contact customer service in advance, other times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.