Chobe Game Reserve in Botswana

Chobe game reserve is a huge National Park which is mostly a raw compelling wilderness with little permanent development.

There are two main areas of the park which will be of particular interest to visitors. The Chobe River front from Ngoma in the west, including Serondela and extending towards Kasane is a rich riverine forest with a marginal floodplain. This northern section is considered to be one of southern Africa’s finest short safaris. The riverfront area can be visited on a day trip from the Victoria Falls Region of Zambia or Zimbabwe and can be very busy for this reason.

The Savuti area in the Western Corner of Chobe with its particularly strong populations of predators and annual zebra migration has set the scene for many well- known documentaries and is a prime safari destination in southern Africa. Few travelers return from here without an exciting tale or two to tell.

Chobe is home to an exciting variety of large mammals including all of Botswana’s major game species with exception of Rhino which may return soon. Chobe is renowned for having the highest concentration of elephants in Africa with truly impressive herds gathering on the riverfront during the dry season.

As this is a National Park it is subject to park rules so night drives, off road driving and walks are not presently available.