CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Land Of Giants
Chobe effectively covered the whole north-eastern corner of Botswana – a huge 11,700 sq km (4,517 sq miles), tucking into the borders with Zimbabwe, Zambia and Namibia. After the Serengeti, Chobe is perhaps the best place in Africa for seeing wildlife in an open savanna setting. It also has an incredible 70,000 elephants, one of Africa’s most concentrated populations. If you love elephants then you will love Chobe.
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LOCATION OF CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
CHOBE NATIONAL PARK HIGHLIGHTS
- Excellent wildlife viewing
- Four of the Big Five present and easily seen (rhino is absent)
- Ideal birding destination, especially for waterbirds
- Game drives and boat safaris available
- Self-drive day visitors are allowed entry
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL
- Best Time- August to October (Best wildlife viewing at the riverfront area)
- High Season- July to October (The park gets crowded)
- Low Season -November to June (Low season rates may apply)
- Best Weather- May to August (Less hot during the day)
- Worst Weather- October (It gets extremely hot)
CHOBE NATIONAL PARK ACCOMMODATION
The following are some of the lodges that we recommend in Chobe National Park. For information on additional accommodation not featured, please contact us.