Chobe National Park Safaris and Tours Botswana

Information guide to safaris and tours in the Chobe National Park of Botswana. The Chobe is perhaps the best known of Botswana's national parks. This is no doubt because of its large elephant herds, diverse wildlife and great beauty. The Park is composed of four distinct sections: Savuti, Linyanti, Nogatsaa and Serondella – each area totally different from the other and with its own specific charm.

Serondella is situated along the banks of the Chobe River, which is the international boundary between Namibia and Botswana. The Chobe River is connected to the Okavango in the west via the Kwando and Linyanti Rivers and directly to the Zambezi River in the East. Our safaris focus on the Serondella area, which boasts the largest elephant concentration in the world and phenomenal game viewing. It is a mere one hour's drive from Victoria Falls.

Savuti is reminiscent of the Serengeti with its scattering of hills and rocky outcrops and the vast grassy plain of the Savuti Marsh. Beyond the marsh is the Mababe Depression, a low-lying area dotted with pans where the annual zebra migration is normally at its most impressive.

Nogatsaa and Tchinga is an area off the main tourist route but at its best during the winter months when massive herds of elephant can be viewed from the privacy of hides at various pans.

Linyanti and Kwando are situated in the far northern extremes of Chobe and Botswana. Excellent areas for game walking

Accommodation ranges from upmarket lodges to rustic self-catering, tented camps:

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