AmaWaterways has added four additional departures on the exclusive Zambezi Queen to its 2026 schedule for February, October and November.
Each of the four-night safari cruises is combined with land-based accommodation options, creating itineraries of between 9 and 16 nights that include visits to iconic locations such as Table Mountain in Cape Town and Victoria Falls. Animal lovers can also book a land extension to visit mountain gorillas in Rwanda.
“Cruises aboard the intimate Zambezi Queen offer a phenomenal opportunity to see wildlife and immerse yourself in Africa,” says Jamie Loizou, Managing Director. “With only 28 guests on each sailing, this exclusive product is in high demand, so agents will need to act quickly to secure a booking. It’s no wonder these trips are so popular: cruising the Chobe River allows you to spot some of Africa’s most prolific wildlife and combine a river cruise with a safari into a single adventure. The ship has been specially designed to offer suites with floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies, providing unobstructed views of the river and the surrounding landscape. Imagine seeing Africa’s largest elephant population splashing in the water, or giraffes and rhinos quenching their thirst, all from your luxurious boat. These trips guarantee unforgettable memories.”
Discover Africa tour combines three nights in Cape Town with a four-night safari cruise in a Balcony Suite and two nights at Victoria Falls.
AmaWaterways cruises on the Chobe River include all meals on board, complimentary wine, beer, and local spirits, a safari in Chobe National Park, an exclusive picnic in the park, private boat safaris along the riverbank, and a visit to an African village. Land-based accommodations vary depending on the itinerary.
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