The ship travels along the banks of Chobe National Park, home to elephants, leopards, lions, sable and buffalo. Wildlife excursions can be taken by boat or open-air vehicles. Guests also will visit a local village and take part in a traditional “boma” dinner. In addition to the safari cruise, the program features a choice of three land tours to the Serengeti, Chobe National Park and Mount Kilimanjaro. Each tour concludes with two nights in Victoria Falls.
A new 20-page brochure details the three AmaVoyages in Africa itineraries. Ranging from 16 to 19 days, the Africa program commences in June.