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Chobe National Park Game Drive, Botswana
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Highlights
- Experience a Chobe Game Drive
- Famous for massive elephant herds
- Abundant wildlife sightings
- Home to over 460 bird species
- One of Africa's true wildlife gems
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Duration 3 hours
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Admission Ticket Included
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Round-trip shared transfer
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Includes beverages and snacks
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Private Tour Option Available
Experience the wild wonders of Chobe National Park with a thrilling 3-hour game drive. This enchanting park, featuring four distinctive ecosystems, is home to an astonishing diversity of animals, including a staggering 50,000 elephants, making it a sanctuary like no other. Discover one of Africa's hidden gems as you venture through this 11,700 square kilometer wildlife reserve, where you'll also have the chance to spot over 460 bird species. Get ready for an unforgettable wildlife adventure as you witness Africa's most majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Join us on this extraordinary journey into the heart of Chobe National Park and immerse yourself in the beauty and awe-inspiring wildlife that awaits.
At a Glance
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Free cancellation
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3 hours
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Instant Confirmation
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Available in English
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Mobile voucher
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Private Tour
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Self-guided
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Family friendly
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Featured Reviews
Viator
Mar 24
Today, I saw more elephants than people. Chobe offers quality game viewing both by vehicle and boat. It also offers intimate and upclose encounters with Africa's biggest land mamal. In addition to that, numerous herds of Impala, Cape Buffalo's, Hippos, and Giraffes. Fish Eagle, Hornbills, Egrit, Oxpecker's, Hornbills, and our favorite Southern African bird found in the city and Safari Hadeda's.
Viator
Feb 24
Chobe National Park is almost guaranteed to deliver, when it comes to game drives. In just a few hours we saw hundreds of elephants, zebra, springbok and hippos plus giraffes, buffalo, wildebeest, kudu, lechwe etc. as well as a varied birdlife. That said - considering the exorbitant entrance fees to the park, there should be a little left over to update the signs in the park. Many have, I suspect, been used by elephants etc. to rub itchy spots, the directions on the signs are worn off and impossible to read, or the signs have been tipped over. This goes for Savuti as well. It is very easy to loose your way or end up in dead ends or heading in the wrong directions. As for the tar roads leading to the north of Botswana - they are a disgrace. The road from Sehitwa via Shakawe we named Pothole Avenue - the tar is in some places nonexistent, which is almost to be preferred to giant potholes that are almost impossible to avoid. The same goes for the Maun-Nata-Kasane road. The government of Botswana should be ashamed of not maintaining the infrastructure - but maybe the politicians are more interested in short term mining adventures with foreign investors skimming the profits and ruining the roads with heavy trucks. Botswana could learn a lot from Namibia - if you want to experience Chobe, go via Caprivi if possible. Kasane has a lot of lovely, expensive lodges, campsites and also a growing amount of private guesthouses. The town is growing, but apparently without much thought to the main source of income: Tourism. In the evening, the old centre of Kasane is practically dead, no evening life, except at the lodges and larger guesthouses. A bit of city planning would go a long way. But city planners seem to be interested solely in developing industrial areas and boring mainstream malls on the outskirts of Kasane. We lived in Botswana 30 years ago, back then Kasane was small, but lively and pleasant to visit!
Viator
Oct 23
Great tour guide was fantastic and knew heaps about the park and animals. Been on a few of these and always learning we things
Viator
May 23
Exciting and bumpy. The animals are plentiful, particularly the Elephant. The roads are sand and gravel so it can be bumpy but def. worth it !
Viator
Oct 22
Entering the Chobe National Park on our 0600-0900 hrs" morning safari our first sighting was a lone hyena that darted across our forest road , first time saw a hyena in the wild..Spotted elephants as usual but this time on dry ground in the forest.For birdwatcher's this would have been paradise with various species of birds flying around early in the morning. The most common bird was the Guinea fowl seen akin to chickens across the forest floor.Spotted Hippo's , Kudu but no sign of the " Big 2" carnivores of Africa, the lion or the leopard. Wild life safari is pure luck akin to a lottery irrespective of the competence of your guide or the size of your wealth or status. Sighting of rare species is pure chance.As the van moves across the forest which is on higher ground one gets a panoramic view of Sedudu Island and the wildlife existing on this island.As we were weaving along the forest track spotting elephant's , Impala's at about 0750 hrs we suddenly came across a tourist van traffic jam on the forest track.
Ahoy ! A leopard had been sighted on a branch on top of a tree.and was hoping that when our turn for viewing arrived the leopard would still be at the same spot on this tree.When our turn came it was a sight straight out of a documentary wildlife scene seen on all those wildlife channels and wildlife nature books, a leopard sleeping on a branch of a big tree.African leopards are larger than Indian leopards and have brighter coloured spots.Finally bid goodbye to our " Big Cat Model" and headed towards the rest station of the park where all tourist van's stopped for tea and usage of the toilets.After our tea we headed back towards the starting point and passed by the leopard at 0845 hrs that was still asleep on his tree top branch bed.On our return journey came across a herd of Hippo's grazing on land near a small pond next to the Chobe river and playing with each other. First time I saw Hippo's out of water on land in the natural wild.Came across a elephant chewing on a tree stump and stopped near it just a few meters away.Spotted a pair of jackals come out in the open scaring away the Guinea fowls in the vicinity.While driving suddenly without warning a herd of elephants crossed our path about 50 meters ahead.Finally at approximately 0930 hrs our safari came to a end and all tourists were dropped at their respective lodges/ Guesthouses
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Chobe National Park Game Drive, Botswana
Explore the stunning Chobe National Park on a 3-hour game drive, witnessing elephants and diverse wildlife in their natural habitat.
Included
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Beverages -
Round-trip shared transfer
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Bottled water
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Snacks
Excluded
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Entrance fees
Meeting Point
Behind the Sefalana Shopping Center, President Road, Kasane (Chobe)
Botswana , Botswana
Pickup
Check if pick-up is available from your location, you will select during checkout (providers may allow other pickup locations)
All locations within Kasane Town
What to expect
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Chobe National Park
Experience a Chobe Game Drive, through the Chobe National Park. Famous for its massive elephant herds and abundant wildlife.
180 minutes
Admission Included
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap -
NB: This activity requires a minimum of 2 Guests to operate
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Not recommended for pregnant travelers
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Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Provided by To do Africa
What our experts say
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Visit nearby Kasane for local cuisine -
Bring binoculars for birdwatching
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Check for dietary options before booking
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Explore the Sefalana Shopping Center area
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Dress in layers; mornings can be chilly
More About this Experience
Introduction
Discover the wonders of Chobe National Park in Botswana with the thrilling Chobe National Park Game Drive. Embark on a remarkable 3-hour adventure through this incredible wildlife reserve, renowned for its diverse animal species and breathtaking landscapes. As Botswana's first national park, Chobe boasts four distinct ecosystems, creating a unique and awe-inspiring environment. Prepare to be captivated by the park's vast open plains, dense woodlands, and winding riverbanks, offering a perfect habitat for an array of wildlife.What to expect?
During this unforgettable experience, you can anticipate encounters with Chobe's magnificent animal kingdom. The park is particularly famous for its massive elephant herds, with an estimated 50,000 elephants calling Chobe home. Marvel at the sight of these gentle giants and their playful interactions in their natural habitat. Be on the lookout for other iconic species such as lions, leopards, buffalos, and various antelope species that roam freely within the park. Bird enthusiasts will also revel in Chobe's status as a premier destination for birdwatching, with over 460 bird species to be spotted. Immerse yourself in the chorus of birdcalls and witness the vivid colors of these feathered creatures.Who is this for?
This captivating game drive is suitable for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and those seeking an authentic African adventure. Whether you are a solo traveler, a couple on a romantic getaway, or a family seeking to share unforgettable moments, this experience caters to all. The Chobe National Park Game Drive guarantees an incredible journey through Botswana's wildlife wonders, leaving you with priceless memories.Why book this?
Discovering Chobe National Park through this game drive promises an unforgettable adventure filled with unique selling points and unparalleled advantages. As you traverse the park, you will witness an abundance of wildlife in their natural habitats, witnessing the circle of life unfold before your eyes. The thrill of encountering massive herds of elephants, the stealth and power of predators on the prowl, and the vibrant birdlife soaring through the skies will leave you in awe of nature's wonders. This immersive experience allows you to engage with the rich biodiversity of Chobe while being guided by knowledgeable experts who will unveil the park's secrets and share captivating stories. Prepare to be educated, amazed, and inspired by the sheer beauty and diversity of this wildlife haven.Good to know
When embarking on the Chobe National Park Game Drive, it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for outdoor activities. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the incredible sights and wildlife encounters. Remember to stay hydrated throughout the journey, so bringing a water bottle is essential. The meeting point for this experience is behind the Sefalana Shopping Center on President Road in Kasane.Reviews
Travelers who have embarked on the Chobe National Park Game Drive have consistently shared their awe and satisfaction with this once-in-a-lifetime experience. They have praised the knowledgeable guides who enriched their journey with fascinating insights and ensured their safety throughout the adventure. Visitors have been thrilled by the diversity of wildlife sightings, particularly the incredible elephant herds. The joy of witnessing the spectacular interactions between animals and the stunning scenery have left a lasting impression on those who have experienced this game drive. Overall, the Chobe National Park Game Drive receives glowing reviews for its ability to offer an authentic and memorable encounter with Africa's wild side.
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