This immersive 10-day journey begins at one of Africa’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders—Victoria Falls. Your stay at the elegant Tongabezi Lodge is designed to be both relaxing and enriching, with attentive hosts and a wide selection of memorable activities to enjoy. A short scenic flight then carries you to South Luangwa National Park, where you’ll settle into Shawa Luangwa Camp. Known as the birthplace of the walking safari, South Luangwa offers vast, untouched landscapes, expert guiding, and a sense of true wilderness rarely found elsewhere.

The final chapter takes you to an extraordinary island escape on Likoma Island in Lake Malawi, affectionately known as the “Lake of Stars.” Steeped in history and culture, this tranquil island is home to Kaya Mawa, where palm-fringed beaches, crystal-clear freshwater, and shaded shoreline paths create a perfect setting for rest and renewal. Spend your days enjoying a variety of water and land activities, or simply unwind as each sunrise and sunset brings a renewed sense of calm and connection.

Thoughtfully designed with smooth travel connections, contrasting environments, and flexible accommodation, this itinerary flows effortlessly from one destination to the next. Whether you’re planning a meaningful honeymoon, a special family holiday, or a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, this journey offers lasting value and unforgettable experiences for every type of traveler.

• Sustainable Stays: Each lodge and camp places strong emphasis on environmental care and community partnership, ensuring your visit supports local ecosystems, wildlife protection, and livelihoods.

• Education Support: Visit the Tongabezi Trust School (Tujatane), where children receive free education and nutritious meals through the support of generous donor contributions.

• Community Agriculture: Learn about eco-friendly farming practices at the Mukuni Community Farm near Victoria Falls, highlighting sustainable food production and self-reliance.

• Cultural Exchange: Engage with residents of Simonga Village, sharing stories and gaining insight into daily life, traditions, and local culture.