Lusso Travel Ltd, No. 1 Glasshouse - 1LG1,
Alderley Park, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, SK10 4TG
Famed for its large elephant herds, Chobe National Park is big game country and offers some of the best wildlife viewing in Africa.
This is bona fide big game country with large herds of elephant and buffalo as well as excellent predator populations
The Chobe River is famous for its swimming elephants
Chobe National Park offers adventures such as game drives, river cruises, exceptional photographic opportunities and excellent birdwatching, with over 460 recorded bird species
Enjoy sundowners while watching hippos, crocodiles, elephant and buffalo on a sunset cruise on the beautiful Chobe River
Established in 1968, Chobe National Park is Botswana’s third largest and most visited national park. It’s popular for its huge concentration of elephants – the highest numbers in Africa – and for the Chobe River, which during the dry season is the only water source around, attracting wildlife from far and wide. Sunset boat rides down the river may float you past not just elephants but prides of lion, yawning hippos, large herds of buffalo, rare African wild dogs, giant storks, myriad waterfowl, lappet-faced vultures and bright-beaked bateleur eagles.
The park has become a classic big-game destination and stretches from the northern tip of Botswana down to the fringes of the Okavango Delta, spanning some 10,700 square kilometres of prime wilderness and bordering three countries: Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Wild and wonderful, Chobe is perfect for those looking to combine the excitement of a gig-game safari with the comforts of a luxury lodge.
Experience the adventure of lifetime at &Beyond Chobe Under Canvas, an exclusive mobile camp that moves between a range of wildlife-rich sites within Chobe National Park.
Located within the Chobe Forest Reserve on the edge of a plateau, the incredibly private Ngoma Safari Lodge offers endless views over the seasonal Chobe floodplain.