About the Journey 

Experience a paradise of pristine natural habitats on this safari through some of Southern Africa’s great wildlife sanctuaries. Begin in Johannesburg’s renowned Soweto District with a visit to Nelson Mandela’s home. In Zimbabwe, witness the spectacular Victoria Falls, search for the elusive black rhino, and enjoy a “Sundowner” Zambezi dinner cruise. Continue to Botswana’s Chobe National Park, where you’ll encounter one of Africa’s largest concentrations of wildlife on game drives and unique boat safaris. A highlight of the tour is the unparalleled game viewing in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park, where you’ll stay at the intimate, award-winning Mfuwe Lodge. For those wishing to continue the adventure, discover South Africa’s beautiful Cape Town with an optional five-day/four-night post-tour extension. 

Accommodation 

54 on Bath Johannesburg, South Africa 
The contemporary 54 on Bath hotel owns a convenient location in the heart of Johannesburg’s trendy Rosebank suburb, within walking distance of boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries. The 75-room hotel features a restaurant, bar, and lounge; outdoor pool; spa treatments; and laundry and dry-cleaning services. 

Pioneers Lodge Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe 
The newly built Pioneers Lodge occupies a beautifully landscaped property in suburban Victoria Falls, just minutes from the famed waterfall. This 50-room lodge runs predominantly off solar power, and includes a restaurant and bar, two outdoor swimming pools, and a day spa. 

Chobe Marina Lodge Chobe National Park, Botswana 
The Chobe Marina Lodge stands on the south bank of the Chobe River, a short distance from the entrance of Chobe National Park. Along with extensive gardens containing a variety of wildlife, the well-situated 60-room lodge features two restaurants, riverside bar, and pool bar; beauty salon and spa with massage treatments; outdoor pool; and laundry service. 

Mfuwe Lodge South Luangwa National Park, Zambia 
Set around two lagoons and shaded by the canopy of ebony and mahogany trees, Mfuwe Lodge sits within South Luangwa National Park in an area renowned for its excellent wildlife-sighting locations. The open-plan thatched chalets provide a rustic yet comfortable experience, including amenities such as an outdoor swimming pool, spa, curio shop, library, photo studio, lounge, dining and bar area, an outdoor gym, and free laundry service. 

Reservations 

Registration is not yet open for this journey. Please request a brochure or contact the Princeton Journeys team at journeys@princeton.edu / 609.258.8686 with questions.