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Plan your adventure:
- Overland Truck
- Camping
- Wildlife
- Big Five
- Group
- Fully Guided
- Sightseeing
- Operator
- Oasis Overland
- Group Tour
- Join a group and forge lifelong friendships
- Fully Guided
- An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
- Guided in English
- Group Size 10 - 24
- Age range 18 to 69
Places You’ll See

Highlights
- Tree-climbing lions at Ngorongoro Crater
- Swim with dolphins at a mystical 'spice' island
- Hike the Zimbabwe Eastern Highlands
- River game cruise through Okavango Delta
- Dune sledding
Itinerary
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- Introduction
- Day 1 Nairobi
- Day 2-5 Nairobi to Arusha and the Serengeti
- Day 6-9 Arusha to Marangu and Bagamoyo Beach
- Day 10-13 Zanzibar Island
- Day 14-19 Dar es Salaam to Lake Malawi
- Day 20-24 Through Mozambique to Harare
- Day 25-27 Harare to Great Zimbabwe
- Day 28-31 Great Zimbabwe to Bulawayo
- Day 32-34 Bulawayo Victoria Falls
- Day 35 Victoria Falls
- Day 36-40 Chobe, Salt Pans & Okavango Delta
- Day 41-43 Maun to Etosha
- Day 44-45 Etosha to Spitzkoppe
- Day 46-48 Spitzkoppe to Swakopmund
- Day 49-51 Sossusvlei, Deadvlei & Fish River Canyon
- Day 52-54 Orange River to Stellenbosch
- Day 55 Stellenbosch to Cape Town
- Day 56 Cape Town
What's Included
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- Accommodation
- Guide
- Meals
- Additional Services
- Transport
What's Not Included
- Flights
- Insurance
- Optional
- Additional Services
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Operated by
Oasis Overland
Number of tours
55
Age Range
18 to 99 years old
Response time
within 2 days
Response rate
100%
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Read moreCustomer Reviews
- Overall RatingExcellent
- ItineraryGood
- GuideExcellent
- TransportGood
- AccommodationExcellent
- FoodExcellent
- Narnie05· March 28th, 2019I went on the 56 day Coast to Coast Trip from Nairobi to Cape Town. I’ve written more detail on three sections. The Tour Leaders: Kim (Tour Leader) and Often (Driver) were AMAZING! These two went above and beyond in all aspects. Having done this route several times, Kim was a wealth of knowledge & very informative. It will be a huge loss to Oasis as this was her last trip as a tour leader. Often was always happy, smiling, cheerful & asked us how we were going every morning. Kim & Often volunteered to cook multiple meals for us (which is not part of their job) even if it meant them getting up at the crack of dawn to make sure we could all sleep in for longer. Often was incredibly handy and was always happy to help fix anything ranging from air mattresses to tent poles and sunglasses without expecting anything in return. The Route: I was happy with the route and felt that Oasis went at a steady pace. It wasn’t too rushed and for most places we were able to spend at least 2 nights and enjoy each place. My only complaints were the 5 hour immigration wait and $50USD visa fee for Mozambique when we spent less than 24 hours there (we drove through on the truck) and didn’t get to see much of the country. As Mozambique is notorious for the difficult land border crossing, it would be nice to spend at least 2 -3 nights there and make it worth the time & money. The other part that I really disliked was the unnecessary 14 hour overnight train ride to Vic Falls. It made no sense to me that I had to spend a sleepless night on a train when the truck was driving to Vic Falls anyway. The train ride was not at all enjoyable or scenic. The truck would have made it there a lot quicker & we could have had a restful night at camp. I enjoyed the majority of places we visited. Just bear in mind that doing an overland trip means everything is organised for you and most of the optional activities have a touristy element to them (especially the village tours). It makes it difficult to immerse yourself in true African culture when you’re on a tour like this. But doing an overland is the best way to see Africa. To try and travel on your own would be difficult and dangerous. The Truck: I’m not going to lie. Being one of the first overloading companies in Africa, the Oasis truck at times feels like it is from the Stone Age. The seating arrangement has its pros & cons and will vary depending on what you like. The storage space is massive! At times I found the sideways seating very handy when we spotted something and everyone got the opportunity to look out. On the other hand, I found it hard to see out the window sitting down (because you only see the people opposite you and their heads) and the only way to see properly is if you turn around and stand up or kneel on your seat. That can get tiring after a while. I prefer to sit facing forwards and get a good view out the window. The majority of companies these days use electric fridges. Unfortunately Oasis still has eskies where the passengers are responsible for buying ice. There were times where it was not possible to get ice, so sometimes we’d have food for cook groups that wasn’t properly refrigerated & warm drinks (which is not nice at the end of a 38 degree day!) Because of the truck layout the two eskies along with everyones backpacks etc. are scattered in the middle which makes it difficult for people to walk up and down the truck. Oasis doesn’t provide bedding, so make sure you bring a comfortable mattress. I enjoyed the fact Oasis has their passengers cook & prepare meals in groups, it made for a great atmosphere and the majority always pitched in to help out! Food was good for the most part and I didn't get sick for the whole trip! All in all, I loved my African overland with Oasis and I’d definitely travel with them again. Highly recommend!Show moreOasis Overland commented on this reviewThank you for taking the time to share such a detailed review of your 56-day Coast to Coast trip from Nairobi to Cape Town! It’s great to hear that Kim and Often made such a lasting impression with their dedication, kindness, and willingness to go the... Show moreTrip date: December 2018
- Daniel· March 22nd, 2019The trip is an Awesome way to spend your summer...Show moreOasis Overland commented on this reviewThank you for sharing your experience! We're thrilled to hear you had an awesome summer vacation and found the trip to be such great value for money. We understand that the Mozambique visa fee and certain excursions may not have been ideal, and we... Show moreTrip date: July 2018
- Hussain· February 16th, 2012Had the most amazing adventure holiday. Looking...Show moreOasis Overland commented on this reviewWhat an incredible review! It sounds like your adventure with Oasis Overland was truly unforgettable. From the wildlife sightings to skydiving, and the amazing crew, you certainly experienced it all. We're thrilled to hear that you made lifelong friends... Show moreTrip date: December 2011
- Esmeralda· December 6th, 2010I did the Coast to Coast from Nairobi to Cape...Show moreOasis Overland commented on this reviewThank you so much for your fantastic review! It sounds like your Coast to Coast trip was a true adventure, from the nature and culture to the lively atmosphere. We're so happy you had such an amazing time and that Zimbabwe stood out for you – it's... Show moreTrip date: May 2010
- Al· July 19th, 2010Great value trip from Nairobi to Cape Town....Show moreOasis Overland commented on this reviewThank you for sharing your feedback! We're glad to hear that you appreciated the value and layout of the truck, as well as the carefully chosen itinerary, including the visit to Zimbabwe. It's great that you enjoyed the excursions and the friendships... Show moreTrip date: April 2010
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Nairobi To Cape Town (56 Days) Coast To Coast
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