Chobe National Park
Savuti inland. The Chobe River in the north. Between them lies a park where lions, elephants and other wildlife can change the rhythm of your route in a moment.
Discover everything about this location.
Savuti makes you slow down and watch.
Savuti Marsh lies at the end of the Savuti Channel. The channel remained dry for decades, but water flows through it again.
The Savuti Pride, a large group of lions that has lived here for a long time, can be seen in this area. Large bull elephants are also frequently seen around Savuti.
This is not simply a stretch of road between two points. Wildlife can become the reason you stop.
Along the Chobe River, the landscape keeps moving.
The northern part of the park follows the Chobe River between Kasane and Ngoma.
Landscape and wildlife come together here. You drive along the river with plenty of opportunities to see animals on the way.
From the road. Or from the water.
You can explore Chobe National Park on game drives. Boat cruises and river fishing trips are also available along the river.
That gives you different ways to see the same area. One moment from your 4x4, the next from the water.
What you can do in Chobe National Park:
- Game drives
- River fishing trip
- Boat cruises
Self-drive trips in the region
Namibia, Botswana and Victoria Falls self-drive
