ANGOLA TO MOZAMBIQUE ABOARD ROVOS RAIL
Exploration
Angola to Mozambique Aboard Rovos Rail
Overview
Traverse Africa from west to east aboard the privately chartered Rovos Rail. Following a custom-designed route, exclusive to Captain’s Choice, we absorb the history and culture of countries rarely visited by other travellers. Of course, no trip to Africa can be considered complete without a safari, so we also enjoy stays in South Luangwa National Park and Kapama Private Game Reserve. Everything has been considered and included throughout this inspired journey.
Departing 20 July 2026 — Selling Fast
Luanda to Maputo
23 Days
Privately Chartered Rovos Rail
ROVOS RAIL PRIVATE CHARTER ACROSS AFRICA
Traverse the great African continent from west to east aboard Rovos Rail. Our private charter for up to 58 guests begins in Angola and transports us from the Atlantic coast to the Indian Ocean. This one-off journey has been handcrafted by Captain’s Choice, in conjunction with Rovos Rail.
GAME DRIVES IN CELEBRATED NATIONAL PARKS
Our journey is perfectly timed for East Africa’s dry season, which may see wildlife congregating around waterholes across South Luangwa National Park and Kapama Private Game Reserve. Head out for game drives, keeping watch for lions, leopards, rhino, buffalo, and elephants.
BEHOLD VICTORIA FALLS – ON LAND OR FROM THE AIR
Set out on a walk through breathtaking rainforest, arriving at the base of Victoria Falls. Witness torrents of water gushing over the precipice, as an ethereal mist ascends. For an even greater and more thrilling overview, climb aboard a helicopter.
IMMERSIVE ENCOUNTERS FROM WEST TO EAST
Enjoy an intimate look at towns and cities rarely visited by others. Arriving by train, we join local guides for inside perspectives, from Angola to Mozambique. In Zambia, we visit the Lusaka Elephant Sanctuary, whose rescue efforts have seen many of these majestic creatures returned to the wild.
CONTRASTING TERRAIN OF A VAST CONTINENT
Our custom-designed rail itinerary sees us travelling across a diverse range of landscapes. In Angola, Rovos Rail runs alongside the Cassai River. The red dirt of copper country rolls out before us in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. And South African savannas sustain life in abundance.