Chobe National Park in northern Botswana is home to Africa’s largest elephant population and offers some of the continent’s most dramatic wildlife spectacles — particularly along the iconic Chobe River. The best lodges in Chobe combine exceptional game viewing from both land and water with Botswana’s hallmark high-value, low-volume ethos, delivering genuinely exclusive safari experiences …
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The Zambezi Queen is a 42-metre luxury floating boutique hotel that navigates the Chobe River along the border of Namibia and Botswana, giving passengers uninterrupted views of one of Africa’s most wildlife-rich corridors. Unlike a land-based lodge, your suite moves with the river — positioning you at elephant watering points, hippo pools and predator crossings …
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Should You Visit Chobe or the Okavango Delta? Chobe National Park and the Okavango Delta are Botswana’s two flagship safari destinations — and they offer fundamentally different experiences. Chobe is defined by sheer wildlife volume: the world’s largest elephant concentration, massive buffalo herds, and excellent predator populations centred on the Chobe River. The Okavango Delta …
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Why Combine Chobe and Victoria Falls? Chobe National Park and Victoria Falls are just 75 km apart — making this the most naturally combined safari and wonder-of-the-world pairing in Africa. Victoria Falls (the world’s largest waterfall by combined width and height, at 1,708 metres wide and 108 metres tall) and Chobe’s extraordinary elephant spectacle complement …
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