Chobe National Park, BotswanaAI generated

Chobe National Park

Botswana · Chobe District · 950 m

Short description of Chobe National Park

Chobe National Park is one of Botswana’s most renowned wildlife areas and is particularly famous for its large elephant herds. During the dry season, numerous animals gather along the Chobe River, including elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and Cape buffalo. Boat safaris offer an impressive perspective on the wildlife, while game drives explore the landscapes from land. In the southwestern part of the park, the Savuti region is known for its unpredictable watercourse and abundant populations of lions and hyenas. Chobe combines riverine landscapes, open savannas, and seasonal wetlands, making it one of Botswana’s most diverse and rewarding safari destinations.

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Recommended length of stay

Minimum2 days
Optimal3 days
Maximum3 days

Travel seasons at a glance

Best time to visit: May – September

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All highlights and sightsBeta

  1. Chobe Riverfront elephant herds
  2. Chobe River sunset boat cruise
  3. Savuti Marsh predator sightings
  4. Game drives along the Chobe Riverfront
  5. Cape buffalo herds
  6. Lion, leopard and wild dog sightings
  7. Hippo and crocodile viewing
  8. Chobe River birdwatching
  9. Savuti Channel and Savuti Marsh
  10. Linyanti River and wetlands
  11. Ngwezumba Pans
  12. Puku antelope sightings
  13. Sable and roan antelope sightings
  14. Chobe Riverfront sundowner

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