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Chobe National Park: Get the Information Low-down

Chobe is situated in the northern part of Botswana. Run your eye over the map below for a detailed look at the national park.

  Chobe Map

What Can You See There?

The best way to find that out is to look at previous sightings.

Click here for a list of photographs & journals from safaris that have occurred in the national park.

When is the Best Time To Visit?

Best Times Chobe

What are the Highlights?

  • The riverfront strip along the northern part of the reserve harbours the greatest wildlife concentrations in the park.
  • The Savuti Marsh and Madabe Depression are also prime wildlife habitats.
  • Horse riding trips into the park.

Facts and Information

Size: The national park covers 11,000sq km.

Accommodation: There is budget accommodation available at the Safari Lodge campground.

For mid-range accommodation try the Kubu Lodge and the Safari Lodge which offer rondavels and chalets.

At the top end there are the Cresta Mowana, the secluded Chilwero and the Chobe Game lodges.

Safari Operators

Top Three Chobe Safari Companies List

To get unbiased and objective advice on the safari companies operating in national park, it's hard to beat the information you can find in African safari journals

They have been written and photographed by people who have gone on a safari with a safari operator already.

Get excellent advice and information by reading the journals here

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