Chobe National Park

I had to make a separate post for the Chobe River, which is part of the park. So serene, tranquil and beaming with life! A photographer's dream with breathtaking sunsets 👌

I learned a lot about animals in the park and the game driver taught us a lot🙏🙏

Breathtaking and such an amazing experience. Four Ambassadors Travel Agency really hit the ball out of the park with this one! This is a natural resource! Don’t expect close encounters with all animal, however, we did had a huge close encounter with the elephants. It was breathtaking! I recommend this place!

Amazing experience. Chobe has the largest number of elephants and animals here don’t seem to care about people. I was right next to elephants but didn’t get charged. I did a day tour in Chobe including boat ride and game drive. I think a Day is fairly good enough at Chobe. Highly recommend it especially for those staying in Zimbabwe or Zambia for Victoria Falls

Wonderful natural park home to one of the largest populations of wild African Elephants and many other wild species. Super well preserved and managed. A true gem that speaks much about Botswana's dedication to preservation efforts

What an experience! Better to come around August/September. During the drought (dry season), more animals are coming closer to the river and you can watch them and take pictures. Around February, the place is very green and the animals spread more and it's slightly harder to see them. Impalas, elephants, Hipos and crocodiles are to be seen the whole time. Get up early to catch all the animals before they get their siesta when the sun comes up...

Amazing! We did 5 safaris in the park with a guide. It was spectacular! The guides were really great at tracking down the animals. We saw lots of elephants and hippos and impala. We also saw lions. zebra, giraffe, jaguars, hyenas, wild dogs and more! We even got to watch lions hunt.

The park has quick access to a wonderful viewing area of flood plains which are rich in wildlife. You MUST have a true 4WD vehicle to do the park. An AWD will not get you through the many places of deep, soft sand. From the entrance near Kasane, there is only one option to travel in the park, and is one way. The long loop travels along the river flood plain edge, then returns through more the middle of the park. Again, do not attempt in anything other than a 4WD vehicle. We had an AWD and figured it would work, but it won't. The abundance and quick access to the wildlife is fantastic, though.