CHOBE NATIONAL PARK

The Chobe National Park is seperated from the Caprivi Strip of Namibia by the mighty Chobe and Zambezi Rivers and is home to some huge herds of elephant that visit the forest lined rivers to drink and to cool down. Further inland the park features grassy plains and is the only place where the puku antelope can be seen. The plains also feature the rare roan and sable antelopes and are frequented by giraffes, buffaloes and predators including a healthy population of wild dog. In the waters of the Chobe, huge crocodiles bask in the sunshine and pods of hippo lie submerged.

ITINERARIES

We have a great selection of sample itineraries below that we have created to provide you with everything you need for a fantastic holiday. These itineraries can be amended to suit your requirements, please get in touch to discuss your bespoke safari.

FEATURED CAMPS

We have the best selection of resorts & camps in Chobe National Park to suit all of your needs and requirements. If you would like any additional information on any of these resorts & camps, please contact us directly.

Zambezi Queen

Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero

Muchenje Safari Lodge

Chobe Under Canvas

FEATURED CAMPS

VISITING THE CHOBE NATIONAL PARK

Bird-life in the Chobe is almost unparalleled in Africa, especially during November when the migratory birds arrive. Signature species include Pel’s Fishing Owl, African Skimmers, Pied & Malachite Kingfishers and Fish Eagles.

The winter months (April to September) are dry and sunny but still warm during the day (cool at night) whilst the summer months (October to March) are characterised by the arrival of the rains and can be very hot.

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