Chobe National Park Safari Tour Packages

The Chobe National Park is a world-renowned safari destination in northern Botswana, famous for having the largest concentration of elephants in Africa. The park offers incredible biodiversity and diverse ecosystems, making it a spectacular location for game viewing both on land and by boat.

The park is home to a stable population of over 50,000 elephants, with double that amount concentrating along the waterways during the dry season. Large numbers of iconic species such as Cape Buffalo, lion, and various antelopes are sure sightings on a game drive. The birdlife is also exceptional, with fish aagles and Kingfishers lining the meandering Chobe River, and species like the Puku and Sable Antelope often spotted.

The Chobe Riverfront (Serondela) - This northern section is the park’s lifeblood, characterized by lush floodplains and dense woodlands. The Chobe River flows along the border, providing a permanent water source that draws massive herds of elephant and buffalo during the dry season (May–October), leading to spectacular wildlife viewing, particularly from boat cruises. This is the only place in Botswana where the rare Puku Antelope is commonly found.            

Savute Marsh - Located in the central-western part of the park, Savute is famous for its high density of predators, including large, specialized lion prides known to hunt elephants. The region consists of extensive savannas and rolling grasslands, fed by the famously erratic Savute Channel. When the channel flows, it transforms the landscape into productive marshland, supporting large populations of migrating zebra and wildebeest.            

Linyanti Marsh - Situated at the park's northwest corner, adjacent to the Linyanti River, this area is known for its remoteness and high concentration of large mammals and predators. The Linyanti is characterized by riverine woodlands, open floodplains, and marshes, making it a key destination for spotting the graceful Roan and Sable Antelopes, as well as African wild dogs and numerous bird species.