Chobe, in northern Botswana, is a huge park with distinctive landscapes stretching from the top of Botswana to the fringes of the Okavango Delta, some 11,000 sqkms encompassing thick thorn bush, mahogany and teak woodlands, floodplains and swamps. Such varied habitats attract a profusion of plains species including the endemic Chobe bushbuck and the puku. Predator sightings are usually outstanding and you can expect to see leopard, cheetah, wild dog and large prides of lion.
Great game viewing in Chobe is virtually guaranteed all year round and when teamed up with a stay at Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, you will have an exceptional holiday combination! It also has a superb selection of lodges and camps that offer some of the finest river safaris in Africa. For those who want a longer safari, it is well worth continuing your journey further into Botswana or Zambia for an outstanding game viewing experience.
Chobe is a thrilling and romantic destination that is perfect for a honeymoon or for celebrating a special anniversary.
The Chobe River supports the largest concentration of elephant found anywhere in Africa and especially in the dry season makes for spectacular game viewing.
Comfortable mobile safari tents with ensuite bathrooms with flush w.c. and steaming hot bucket shower enable exclusive game viewing in the game rich Chobe National Park.
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The Chobe River is the scene for some of the best game viewing in Southern Africa, especially during the dry season for huge herds of elephants, crocodiles and hippos.
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Safari highlights while on the Chobe riverfront obviously include hippos and crocodiles. But also Chobe offers sightings of puku and Chobe bushbuck, two localised antelope species found nowhere else in the region.
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The Zambezi Queen – A boutique floating hotel is a unique river safari experience traversing 25 km of the Chobe River in luxury whilst soaking up the beautiful scenery that unfolds.
The Chobe River is a great place to hone your photographic skills. Specialised safari workshops run throughout the year focusing on both land and water based photographic opportunities.
Camp Linyanti is an undiscovered gem tucked away in the north western corner of Chobe National Park. Remote, unspoilt, with the waterways and lagoons of the Linyanti ...
Read MoreChobe Bush Lodge is one of the larger Chobe lodges and is situated in Kasane, directly on the border of the Chobe National Park and within 150m of the Chobe River front. ...
Read MoreChobe Elephant Camp is an eco-friendly camp located on the western border of the Chobe National Park in the Chobe Forest Reserve. Built high on the edge of a rocky ridge, it ...
Read MoreIconic Chobe Game Lodge, on the banks of the Chobe River, is the only safari lodge within the Chobe National Park, and boasts panoramic views over the waters and into the Namibian ...
Read MoreChobe Safari Lodge is situated in Kasane on the banks of Chobe River and borders Chobe National Park. The Lodge therefore offers an excellent gateway location to Chobe, ...
Read MoreChobe Savanna Lodge, located in the north eastern region of Namibia's Caprivi strip is the perfect hideaway from which to experience the Chobe River system. Only accessible by ...
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