Chobe Game Lodge
Chobe Game Lodge: A Luxurious Safari Haven
Witness the majestic elephant herds of Chobe River at this prime viewing point, surrounded by diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes.
Chobe National Park Stretch Point offers stunning views of the Chobe River and its diverse wildlife. Renowned for its large elephant populations, visitors can witness herds bathing and drinking at the river's edge, creating unforgettable photographic opportunities. The surrounding landscape features lush vegetation and open savannah, providing a rich habitat for lions, leopards, and diverse birdlife.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
If driving from Kasane, take the Buite Road toward the Chobe National Park entrance. Upon entering the park, follow signs to Serondela. Continue on the main road, keeping an eye out for wildlife. Chobe National Park Stretch Point is located at 533P+F59, Serondela. The drive may take around 30 minutes, depending on traffic and wildlife encounters. Ensure your vehicle is well-fueled and equipped for park conditions. Park entry fees are approximately BWP 270 for adults and BWP 135 for children (8-18 years) per day. Additionally, there is a vehicle fee of BWP 115. Remember that a 4x4 vehicle is recommended for navigating the park's roads.
Public Transport
Take a minibus from Kasane to the Chobe National Park entrance. The fare is approximately 30 Pula. From the entrance, hire a local taxi or arrange a guided tour to reach Chobe National Park Stretch Point, as public transport does not go directly into the park. Expect to pay around 150-200 Pula for a taxi ride to the Stretch Point. Confirm the return trip with your driver. Park entry fees are approximately BWP 270 for adults and BWP 135 for children (8-18 years) per day.
Guided Tour
Consider booking a guided tour from Kasane, which includes transportation to and from Chobe National Park Stretch Point. Tour prices vary, but expect to pay around 800-1200 Pula per person, which typically includes park entry fees. Tours provide knowledgeable guides who can enhance your experience with information about local wildlife and ecosystems.
Use Chobe National Park Stretch Point as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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