The Location
The Location
Chobe National park
Chobe National Park is one of Africa’s leading wildlife destinations, made famous by the largest concentrations of elephants in Africa.
As well as these headline herds, the mighty Chobe River also draws large numbers of zebra and buffalo, as well as giraffe, kudu, sable and the water-loving lechwe and puku antelope from the dry lands around.
Never far from their prey are prides of lion, solitary leopard, and the elusive wild dog, all of which may be spotted by lucky guests on a game drive.
These diverse ecosystems also support a staggering number of bird species, drawing bird enthusiasts from all over the world.
Quite apart from the unique herds and birds, what makes a safari at Chobe Game Lodge exceptional is the ability to see this game from both a vehicle on land or from the water. Our fleets of incredibly manoeuvrable silent electric safari cars and boats are specially designed to give you unobstructed viewing (and photography) and get you right to where the action is. Both are also equipped with sundowner drinks…
Being situated inside the National Park, our guests are able to get out into the thick of it before anyone else, whether by car, by boat, or simply by taking a stroll down our river-fronted boardwalk.
Chobe National park Overview
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Chobe Elephants
Home to between 60,000 and 70,000 elephants, the Chobe National Park has the highest concentration of elephants in Africa allowing for exceptional sightings on the Chobe River.
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Chobe River
The Chobe River in the north provides a vital source of water to a diverse wildlife population, making it a focal point for safari enthusiasts and wildlife photographers alike.
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Wildlife Diversity
Chobe is home to a variety of wildlife, from predator species including lion, leopard and wild dog, to large populations of elephant, buffalo, hippo and a host of other animal species.
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Accessibility
With easy access from South Africa via Kasane as well as neighbouring destinations like Victoria Falls, The Chobe National Park is one of Botswana’s most accessible parks.
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Varied Experiences
From open 4WD game drives and relaxed Chobe River safaris to interactive cultural excursions, the Chobe National Park offers a whole range of activities to safari travellers.