Pilgrim Tours

Dr. David Livingstone the pioneer missionary opened the Africa to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. His journeys and exploration into the African interior opened Africa to the world. This rather ordinary man impacted the African continent in an extraordinary way. He brought Jesus to every tribe he met and left a road map for missionaries who would follow.

In 1854 Dr. Livingstone first set eyes on spectacular Victoria Falls saying, "a scene so lovely it must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight." David Livingstone loved Africa, and loved Zambia the most, asking that his heart be buried there.

We invite you to discover Dr. David Livingstone's Africa. Learn of his extraordinary example of faith and courage. Learn why he loved Africa so much. See first hand the impact of the AIDS on sub-Saharan Africa. Meet men and women carrying the torch for Christ there today. Visit the David Livingstone Memorial Presbyterian Church, first Presbyterian church planted in the country of Zambia.

Visit Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana. See spectacular Victoria Falls and experience beautiful Africa, a place of great need, great beauty, and people. Experience the wildlife of Africa up-close with wildlife safari treks in Zimbabwe and Botswana. Cruise tranquil Zambezi up river with a beautiful sunset cruise. A jetboat ride travels up the Zambezi rapids to the very base of the falls.

Experience Africa, but most importantly learn of the extraordinary example of David Livingstone and see his Africa firsthand. Travel to a land of wonderful beauty where you have to opportunity to impact hurting people with your love, and leave the continent richer for the experience.

Day 1: Depart USA
Depart US Wednesday morning via SAA.

Day 2: Johannesburg
We arrive in Johannesburg and enjoy a brief driving tour of the city before checking into our hotel for the evening.

Day 3: Zambia
Depart Johannesburg for Livingstone, Zambia with a mid-day arrival. Check into our lodge with free time, dinner and a briefing on Zimbabwe, Zambia and the schedule of activities.

Day 4: Victoria Falls, Livingstone Museum
We begin the day with a visit to Victoria Falls/Mosi-oa-Tunya, on the Zambezi River. It's unusual form and diverse wildlife make for a memorable experience. Venture into the city for a visit to the David Livingstone Museum, which is devoted to archaeology, ethnography and history. It contains a magnificent collection of memorabilia. Time will be allowed for free time and shopping prior to the evening dinner with lecture on the life of David Livingstone.

Day 5: David Livingstone Church
Today we have Sunday worship service at the David Livingstone Church, followed by a tour of the church. School Ministry activities during the afternoon.

Day 6: Zimbabwe, Elephant Back Safari
Today we travel to Zimbabwe and check into our lodge. Upon checking in, enjoy an Elephant Back Safari - an experience that you will never forget. Ride, learn about and interact with these majestic creatures. Meet Lundi, Tatu, Moka and others in their natural surroundings of the game-rich Nakavango Estate.

Day 7: Zimbabwe
Ministry activities during the morning, followed by Jetboat to base of falls. Where else can you find yourself in a specially designed high speed jet boat, travel through a uniquely formed gorge which is a world heritage site, power up some of the most famous white water rapids in the world, pass beneath a bridge of great historical & engineering value, and then find yourself at the foot of the most spectacular of the seven natural wonders of the world? This is the the worlds greatest jet boat adventure. Our adventure this evening will be a Night Game Drive and special Bush Dinner.

Day 8: Botswana
Day trip to Botswana for Safari in Chobe National Park, unquestionably the most spectacular and diverse of Botswana's areas. Home to huge herds of Elephant, Buffalo, and Burchell's Zebra and high densities of predators such as Lion, Leopard, Spotted Hyena and Cheetah. The park is also notable for the presence of more unusual antelope species like Roan and Sable, Puku, Tsessebe, Eland, Red Lechwe, Waterbuck, and the rare Chobe Bushbuck. Other more popular species such as Giraffe, Kudu, Warthog, Wildebeest and Impala also abound. Chobe also has an amazing variety of habitats, ranging from floodplains, baobab, and mopane trees and acacia woodlands, to verdant flood grasslands and thickets bordering the Chobe River. Over and above the elephants, the Chobe National Park has an amazing variety of game, and many brilliantly colored birds. This evening we enjoy an authentic Boma African Dinner.

Day 9: Zimbabwe
Ministry activities during the morning. The afternoon is free for shopping and sightseeing on your own. Following dinner this evening we experience a spectacular sunset Zambezi River Cruise.

Day 10: Departure
Departure from Zimbabwe for a connection back to the USA.

Ministry Activities: Bible distribution and visitation to remote villages, orphans, hospitals, schools, elderly institutions.
Relief supply distribution of food, clothing, mosquito nets purchased in the USA and waiting for distribution.

Price Per Person Double Occupancy (based on 10 person minimum)
Dates	Approximate Land & Air	Land Only No Transfers
January - December	$4498.00	from $3260.00
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Single Supplement - $585 Included: Air from Washington Dulles subject to availability at time of booking (discounted add-on fares nation-wide), modern transportation, game lodge rooms with air conditioning and private bath, breakfast and dinner daily, lectures, guides, visas to South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, all admissions and sightseeing. Not Included: Travel/cancellation insurance, gratuities, air taxes & fuel charges. Fuel charges and air taxes can be $300 or more. Reservation & Cancellation Policies Insurance Rates