Chobe River Campsite

The Chobe River is in front of you. Botswana is close. This is a place to park the 4x4 for a while before the route carries on.

Botswana
Views over the Chobe River
Spacious camping pitches

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Chobe River Camp is in Namibia, just before the border with Botswana. From the campsite, you look out over the Chobe River.

The camping pitches are spacious. You can use the camp's swimming pool and restaurant, and Wi-Fi is available at reception.

The team can help arrange activities in the area. When water levels are high enough, the current information mentions boat cruises and canoe trips as options.

Our main facilities.

  • Braai
  • Ablution block
  • Swimming pool
  • Restaurant
  • Wi-Fi at reception
  • Sundowner terrace

Trips from the region

Namibia
Botswana
Zimbabwe
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19
days
from
1990
1990
per person
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Namibia
Botswana
Zimbabwe
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19
days
from
1990
1990
per person
A lion beside the track. An elephant slowly crossing your path. And at night, the sounds of the bush, right beside your rooftop tent. On this self-drive journey, you travel from Namibia's desert landscapes to Botswana's national parks, where the adventure takes on a new dimension. For four days, you venture deep into the wilderness, tackling rugged sandy tracks and staying at unfenced campsites. Your journey ends at Victoria Falls. You return your 4x4 in Kasane and leave the final stretch to someone else.
South Africa
Botswana
South Africa & Botswana self-drive
20
days
from
2050
2050
per person
Spotting a rhino from your 4x4. A lion resting right beside the track. Or waking up at a campsite with no fence between you and the wilderness. On this self-drive journey, you travel from South Africa through Botswana, from the national parks around the Okavango Delta to the vast Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. You tackle rugged sandy tracks, camp deep in the bush and take time along the way to enjoy the comfort of a safari lodge. And the best part? Even your first and last days are all about safari. So you can make the most of every day on the road.