Chobe National Park in northern Botswana is home to the world's largest concentration of African elephants — estimated at over 120,000. The park's Chobe River forms the northern border, attracting massive herds of elephants and buffalo to drink and bathe, creating legendary wildlife spectacles.
Activities
River boat safaris along the Chobe — some of Africa's best wildlife viewing
Open-vehicle game drives in the Chobe Forest Reserve
Photography from specially designed photo-boats
Sundowner cruises on the Chobe River
Day trips from Victoria Falls (45 minutes by road)
Bird watching — over 450 species recorded
Quick Info
Country: Botswana
Gateway: Kasane Airport or day trip from Victoria Falls
Best time: April–October (dry season) for boat safaris
Recommended stay: 2–4 nights
Combines well with: Victoria Falls, Okavango Delta