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Chobe Elephant Camp: An Eco-Friendly Safari Retreat
Experience eco-friendly safari lodging with stunning views of the Chobe River and abundant wildlife encounters in Botswana's premier elephant country.
Nestled in the Chobe Forest Reserve, overlooking the Chobe River, Chobe Elephant Camp offers a unique and eco-conscious safari experience. With its farmhouse-style lodge and focus on sustainability, it provides a comfortable and authentic way to explore the diverse wildlife of the Chobe region.
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Getting There
Road
Chobe Elephant Camp is located approximately 50 km from Kasane, the nearest town with an international airport. Most visitors arrive at Kasane Airport (BBK) and transfer to the camp by road. The drive takes around 45 minutes to 1 hour. Many lodges and hotels provide shuttle services from the airport. Alternatively, private car rentals and taxis are available in Kasane. The camp is located near the Ngoma Gate, approximately 8 km from the Namibian border. Park entry fees are payable at the gate. It is recommended to check the current rates before your visit. The drive from the gate to the camp is short.
Air
For a more exclusive experience, consider a charter flight from Maun, Okavango Delta, or Victoria Falls directly to Chobe National Park. Light aircraft transfers operate between Botswana's parks, with a 15kg luggage restriction. From the airstrip, the camp can arrange for a transfer to the lodge. Contact Chobe Elephant Camp in advance to arrange the transfer.
Local tips
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Pack light, comfortable clothing in neutral colors for game drives and other outdoor activities.
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Bring binoculars to enhance wildlife viewing during game drives and boat cruises.
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Remember insect repellent, sunscreen, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun and insects.
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Consider a visit to a local village to learn about the culture and traditions of the Sibuya people.
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Be aware that the camp is unfenced, and wildlife may pass through the area. Always follow the guide's instructions for your safety.
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Chobe Elephant Camp, located in the western side of Chobe National Park, is an eco-friendly lodge offering a unique safari experience. Built in the style of an African farmhouse, the camp provides comfortable accommodations with a rustic feel. The camp is situated on a rocky ridge, offering panoramic views of the Chobe River and its surrounding floodplains.The camp's design emphasizes sustainability, utilizing reclaimed and recyclable materials, solar-heated water, and careful waste management. The chalets are constructed from red Kalahari sand, providing natural insulation. The main communal area features a lounge, bar, dining room, and a campfire where guests can gather for storytelling and drinks. A swimming pool with sun loungers offers a relaxing space to enjoy the views.Activities at Chobe Elephant Camp revolve around exploring the Chobe River and its surrounding ecosystems. Game drives provide opportunities to see the region's abundant wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, lions, and various bird species. Boat cruises offer a different perspective, allowing guests to observe animals from the water. Guided nature walks and cultural excursions to local villages provide further insights into the area's environment and culture.
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