CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Africa's Pristine Wilderness
Situated in the heart of Botswana, Chobe National Park stands as an expansive wildlife sanctuary, covering an impressive expanse of approximately 11,700 square kilometers, establishing its stature as one of the African continent's most extensive game reserves. What distinguishes Chobe and makes it celebrated worldwide is its incredible diversity of landscapes, ranging from verdant floodplains teeming with life to arid savannahs that offer a glimpse into the unadulterated beauty of Africa's natural world. This dynamic ecosystem serves as a refuge for an array of wildlife, rendering it an ideal destination for all those who cherish nature's marvels.
Iconic Wildlife Encounters
A safari in Chobe National Park promises encounters with some of Africa's most iconic animals. Visitors have the privilege of witnessing the majestic procession of elephants as they gracefully traverse the park, a spectacle that never fails to inspire awe. Lions, the embodiment of regal grace, are often spotted on the prowl, adding to the thrill of the safari. Herds of robust buffalos, emblematic of the African wilderness, roam freely, and the elegant stripes of zebras paint an exquisite portrait of nature's artistry. But the park's magnificence doesn't stop with the larger inhabitants; it's complemented by an equally impressive avian population, with a plethora of bird species gracing the skies and waterways. The harmonic blend of colours and songs by these feathered inhabitants enriches the safari experience.
The Meandering Chobe River
One of the most enchanting facets of Chobe National Park is the sinuous Chobe River, which gracefully winds its way through this untamed wilderness. This river isn't just a source of life; it's a thriving hub for wildlife enthusiasts. A leisurely boat cruise along the Chobe River offers glimpses of hippos indulging in serene waters and crocodiles lurking in the shadows, awaiting their moment. Birdwatchers will be in their element, as they are treated to the vibrant plumage and melodic serenades of various avian residents along the riverbanks.
Spectacular and Diverse Landscapes
The landscapes within Chobe National Park are nothing short of spectacular. At sunset, the skies metamorphose into a mesmerizing canvas of colours, casting a magical glow over the vast savannahs and the riverbanks. Each nook and cranny of the park provides a unique perspective on this remarkable ecosystem, from the tranquil floodplains where herds congregate to the rugged, untamed beauty of the savannahs. Whether you seek serene wildlife encounters or the dramatic allure of Africa's wild heart, Chobe National Park stands as a testament to the grandeur of nature, inviting all to be part of its awe-inspiring narrative.
Chobe Camping Safari
This safari has two travel options, a budget semi participation safari or a more expensive comfort level safari.
The comfort safari has larger tents (3m x 3m) with an ensuite and camp beds.
Day 1: Arrival in Maun (airport pickup)
Days 2-3: Explore the Khwai area of the Moremi Game Reserve
Day 4: Mababe depression
Days 5-6: Experience the beauty of Savuti
Days 7-8: Enjoy the captivating Chobe River
Days 9: Afternoon boat cruise and overnight at Kasane
Day 10: Departure and drop off (Kasane)
Cost
Semi participation
High Season June - October
€200 Euro per person/night
Low Season November - May
€160 per person/night
Comfort
High Season June - October
€400 euro per person/night
Low Season November - May
€350 euro per person/night
Inclusions:
Tents for accommodation - dome tents for our camping safaris and more luxurious tents for our lodge/camping trip
Access to communal shower and toilet facilities.
A small safari team to assist you throughout your journey.
Delicious meals are provided during the safari.
The expertise of a professional guide to lead and educate you.
Airport pick up and drop off
Not included:
International flights to and from the destination.
Visa fees or any expenses related to obtaining visas.
Meals at hotels or restaurants, which are not part of the provided meals.
Personal expenses such as shopping, souvenirs, or additional activities outside the itinerary.
Gratuities for guides, drivers, or other service providers.
Alcoholic or soft beverages consumed during the trip are not covered.
