Our Route

Day 1 (20 June)
Johannesburg - Ghanzi (Botswana). We want to stick to the main roads, and why not see Botswana if we can. All the way on the A2.
927 kms:11 hours and 53 minutes.
One border crossing.
Day 2 (21 June)
Ghanzi – Hochfeld or Waterberg
All the way on the C30
687 kms: 9 hours and 38 minutes
One border crossing
Day 3 (22 June) - CHECKPOINT PARTY - NAMIBIA
Hochfeld / Waterberg - Etosha
280 kms: 4 hours 9 minutes
Day 4 (23 June)
Day in Etosha
Seeing the animals and the pan. Enjoying not too many hours of driving in a day!
Day 5 (24 June)
Etosha to Popa Falls
543 kms: 7 hours 47 minutes
Day 6 (25 June)
Popa Falls over Ngoma and to Kasane (back into Bots)
This goes through Caprivi
382 kms: 5 hours and 13 minutes to Ngoma Bridge (BORDER) and then another hour to the Flood Plains.
Day 7 (26 June)
Kasane to Livingstone
130 kms (via Kasane): 2 hours
One border crossing or two depending if we go via Zim or Zambia (Kazungula ferry)
Day 8 (27 June) - CHECKPOINT PARTY - ZAMBIA
Shoe drop!! Potential bungee or rafting!
Day 9 (28 June)
Livingstone to Kariba Ferry - about 3 hours
Ferry saves us a day of driving and a night of camping (boom!)
Day 10 (29 June) - CHECKPOINT PARTY - KARIBA
Kariba – where the crocodiles roam
Day 11 (30 June)
Kariba to Ngoni or Lusandwa or Chipata
to Ngoni/Chipata is 723 kms: 9 hours 39 mins
to Lusandwa is 640 kms: 8 hours 20 mins
One border crossing
Day 12 (1 July)
Ngoni or Lusandwa or Chipata to Senga Bay
from Lusandwa 437 kms: 6 hours 11 mins
from Chipata 265 kms: 3 hours 40 mins
One border crossing
Day 13 (2 July) - CHECKPOINT PARTY - MALAWI
Senga Bay
Day 14 (3 July)
Senga Bay to Tete
Straight on the M5
410 kms: 5 hours 36 mins
One border crossing
Day 15 (4 July)
Tete - Nova Sofala
681 kms: 9 hours 7 mins
Day 16 (5 July)
Nova Sofala - Vilankulos
Straight on route 102
349 kms: 4 hours 33 mins
Day 17 (6 July) - CHECKPOINT PARTY - MOZAMBIQUE
Vilankulos - White Sands (Inhambane)
Straight on the EN1
292 kms: 3 hours 49 mins

4 comments:

  1. Bradley18 May 2012 at 13:34

    Wow!!!! Looks awesome!!!
    What are your expected travel speeds?

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    1. Penelope Pitstop and the Pedal Pushers21 May 2012 at 14:04

      Slow or very slow!! We don't want to hurt Constance because we don't know enough about cars to fix her :)

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  2. mozguide20 May 2012 at 06:32

    Ladies (and others...) about your intended route in Moz (and other countries)...

    We need to talk.

    And what kind of car is Constance?

    Mike www.mozguide.com

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    1. Penelope Pitstop and the Pedal Pushers21 May 2012 at 14:03

      Hi Mike! Any ideas on the best stop-off points along the way between Malawi and Inhambane? We realise there are going to be some long driving days :/

      Constance is a Toyota Conquest

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