Victoria Falls in 4 Days for Couples - Multi-day game drives in Hwange National Park
In Collaboration with cultural vibes travel and tours. Updated on February 13, 2026.
Four-day guided safari with game drives from Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park, based at Iganyane Tented Camp. Includes return transfers, accommodation, all meals, park fees and guided game drives in Hwange and the private concession.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with cultural vibes travel and tours, inspired by the tour 4 days Hwange Safari Game drive Staying at Iganyane Tented camp. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Multi-day game drives in Hwange National Park
- Stay at Iganyane tented camp (base for drives)
- Daily morning and afternoon game drives (private concession or Hwange Park)
- Return road transfers between Victoria Falls and Hwange
Itinerary
Day 1
Pick up from Victoria Falls and transfer to Iganyane Tented Camp in the Hwange area. Afternoon game drive in the concession or Hwange National Park depending on wildlife activity.
Pickup and transfer: Victoria Falls to Iganyane Tented Camp
Meet for pickup at your hotel or lodge in Victoria Falls. Depart at 07:00 for the road transfer to the camp; scenic drive toward Hwange with an expected arrival at the camp around 09:30 for check-in.
Tips from local experts:
- Be ready in your hotel lobby 10 minutes before the pickup time; carry passports and any travel documents in hand.
- Limit luggage to one soft bag per person where possible — space is limited on safari vehicles.
- Bring a light jacket for the early-morning transfer; mornings can be cool in May.
Camp check-in and settle at Iganyane Tented Camp
Arrive and check in at the tented camp. Time to relax, unpack, and enjoy camp facilities such as the day bed, waterhole views or the pool before afternoon activities.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm dietary needs with camp staff on arrival to ensure meals are prepared to your requirements.
- Keep valuable items in the lodge safe if available; tents may have limited secure storage.
- Carry insect repellent and a refillable water bottle to use around camp.
Lunch / leisure at camp
Brunch or lunch at the camp; time to relax on the day bed or by the pool and watch wildlife activity at the nearby waterhole before the afternoon drive.
Tips from local experts:
- If you have food allergies, remind staff again at arrival and before meals.
- Use sun protection while relaxing outdoors—shade can be limited at mid-day.
- Carry a small daypack with camera gear for the afternoon drive.
Afternoon game drive in concession or Hwange National Park (special sunset moment)
Depart mid-afternoon for your first game drive. Drives are timed to include the late afternoon / golden hour when predators and elephant activity often increase — a fitting romantic 'sundowner' atmosphere for couples.
Tips from local experts:
- Bring layers: temperatures drop quickly at sunset — a warm layer is useful for the evening.
- Keep camera batteries charged and memory cards empty; game drives can be photo-intensive.
- Follow guide instructions on distances from wildlife; remain seated and quiet for best viewing.
Day 2
Full day at Iganyane Tented Camp with morning and afternoon game drives. Breakfast before the morning drive and brunch back at camp. Day tailored around wildlife activity.
Early breakfast at camp
A light early breakfast at camp to prepare for the morning game drive.
Tips from local experts:
- Have a small snack ready if you prefer an earlier departure—hot drinks are usually available before full breakfast.
- Bring sunscreen and a hat for the day’s activities.
- If prone to motion sickness, ask staff for remedies before the drive.
Morning game drive in private concession or Hwange National Park
Guided morning game drive focused on active predators and large herbivores. Guides choose the route based on recent wildlife sightings to maximize viewing opportunities.
Tips from local experts:
- Bring binoculars for distant sightings — guides can recommend lenses for photography.
- Carry a small water bottle and any personal medications in an easily accessible pocket.
- Wear neutral-coloured clothing to reduce visibility to wildlife; avoid bright colours.
Brunch and downtime at camp
Brunch served on return from the drive. Time to rest, share sightings with fellow guests, and enjoy camp amenities.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm any special meal requests before lunchtime service starts.
- Use this time to charge camera batteries — power points are limited in remote camps.
- Ask guides about signs and tracks you saw for a short interpretive briefing.
Afternoon game drive (sunset viewing)
Late-afternoon drive to catch peak wildlife activity and sunset views. This drive often serves as the day's special moment — scenic light and wildlife together.
Tips from local experts:
- Bring a headlamp or small torch for the return to camp after sunset.
- Keep personal belongings in a small daypack to keep the vehicle tidy and speedy when searching for animals.
- Listen to the guide for short stops — guides pick sites for optimal viewing and photography.
Day 3
Second full day of game drives from Iganyane Tented Camp. Options include morning and afternoon drives or a full-day excursion into Hwange National Park depending on wildlife movement.
Breakfast at camp
Breakfast served before the morning drive. Prepare cameras and personal items for a full morning in the field.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm vehicle seating arrangements with staff if you prefer a specific side for photography.
- Apply sunscreen before the drive; reapplication options are limited in the field.
- Pack any small personal comfort items (scarf, gloves) for early-morning chill.
Morning game drive — option to extend into Hwange National Park
Your guide will recommend either the private concession or a deeper foray into Hwange National Park for a full- or half-day outing, based on recent sightings.
Tips from local experts:
- If joining a full-day outing, bring sun protection, extra water, and a packed lunch if provided by the camp.
- Charge and store spare batteries in a cool, shaded place at camp overnight.
- Follow the guide’s lead on vehicle positioning for respectful and safe wildlife viewing.
Brunch / midday rest at camp
Return to camp for brunch and an extended rest period before the afternoon activities.
Tips from local experts:
- Use peak midday hours to rest and avoid heat — guided drives resume when animals are more active.
- If you need souvenir shopping information, ask camp staff for nearby suggestions in Victoria Falls for later.
- Confirm tomorrow’s checkout and transfer time with reception to avoid morning delays.
Afternoon game drive — final evening at camp
Late-afternoon drive with a focus on any species you may still wish to see. Enjoy twilight wildlife viewing before returning to the camp for dinner.
Tips from local experts:
- Keep travel documents and any small valuables on you when returning to camp for a smooth check-out the next day.
- Sundowner drinks may be provided on drive — confirm included options with your guide.
- Maintain a respectful distance from resting animals; guides will position vehicles for safe observation.
Day 4
Final morning game drive, breakfast, check-out and return transfer to Victoria Falls. Conclude the safari and arrive back at your Victoria Falls hotel or lodge.
Final early morning game drive in concession
A last early game drive to seek final sightings. Time for a memorable end to your safari before returning to camp for breakfast and departure preparations.
Tips from local experts:
- Keep cameras handy for early-morning activity; quick stop-and-go viewing is common on final drives.
- Confirm the luggage collection time with camp staff the night before to streamline checkout.
- Have a lightweight jacket for the early drive; it warms up quickly after sunrise.
Breakfast and check-out at Iganyane Tented Camp
Return to camp for breakfast, settle any outstanding items, and complete check-out formalities before the transfer back to Victoria Falls.
Tips from local experts:
- Settle any incidental charges the night before to speed up the morning check-out.
- Confirm the drop-off hotel in Victoria Falls with camp staff to ensure accurate routing.
- Collect contact details for the guide or camp if you wish to follow up on sightings or photos.
Transfer: Iganyane Tented Camp to Victoria Falls (return)
Depart after check-out for the return road transfer to Victoria Falls. Expected driving time is approximately two hours, arriving back in Victoria Falls midday.
Tips from local experts:
- Keep a light jacket and any small items you’ll need immediately on arrival in Victoria Falls in an easy-to-reach bag.
- Request a short stop if needed along the transfer for restroom breaks; communicate this to your driver early.
- Confirm your onward plans (hotel check-in time or flights) with camp staff before departure to coordinate timing.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 4 |
| Highlights | 4 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Couples |
| Transfers | 2 |
| Restaurants | 6 |
| Total Activities | 13 |
| Total Places | 13 |
| Activities Types | Transfer, Hotel, Meal, Outdoor |
