The trip runs in two parts. The first is based around Victoria Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world, on the Zambezi River at the Zimbabwe–Zambia border. Expect to walk the viewpoints along the gorge, get soaked by the spray, and do your first yoga sessions while the group settles in.

The second part moves into the Munga Plains in Botswana. This is the safari side of the week: game drives in open country, long views, and the chance to see the wildlife northern Botswana is known for. Wellness sessions slot around the drives. That might mean yoga after an early outing, a relaxation session in the heat of the day, or journaling before dinner.

What sets this apart from a standard safari is that the wellness side is built into every day, not offered as an optional extra. What sets it apart from a standard yoga retreat is the setting. You're in wild African landscapes rather than a resort, and the day is shaped by where the animals are.

The page doesn't name the lead instructor or guides. Sessions cover yoga, relaxation techniques and guided journaling, and the safari side is run alongside them as one programme.

There are several set departure dates, each limited to 16 guests. You can book a private twin room with a friend or partner, share a twin with another guest of the same booking, or pay a supplement for a room to yourself.

What's included

- 7 nights accommodation (room type as booked) - Daily yoga sessions - Relaxation technique sessions - Guided journaling sessions - Safari experiences in Botswana's Munga Plains - Time at Victoria Falls - Small group of up to 16 guests

What's not included

- International flights - Travel insurance - Visas and entry fees - Personal expenses - Tips and gratuities - Optional activities not listed in the programme