Chobe National Park – Land of Giants
Chobe National Park is Botswana’s first national park and undoubtedly one of Africa’s most game-rich wildlife areas. Its stunning Chobe Riverfront forms the boundary between Botswana and Namibia, providing a permanent water source that attracts enormous herds of elephants often in groups of hundreds alongside buffalo, hippo, crocodiles, and an incredible variety of birdlife. Just a short transfer from Victoria Falls, Chobe offers a classic African safari experience that pairs thrilling land-based game drives with serene boat cruises, delivering unforgettable encounters from sunrise to sunset.
Feel the spray and hear the roar as expert guides lead you along the rainforest trails, revealing the history, geology, and wildlife of the falls.
A tailored half- or full-day experience with an open-sided vehicle and specialist guide, ideal for photographers seeking perfect light and patient positioning at prime sightings.
A dedicated boat-only trip that glides past elephants crossing channels, pods of hippos, and spectacular birdlife as the sun sets over the floodplain.
A guided walk through a local village near the park boundary, where you’ll meet community members, learn traditional crafts, and gain insight into life alongside wildlife.
Lions, leopards, and wild dogs are frequently spotted along the river’s edge, especially in the dry season.
The lifeline of the park, providing year-round water and spectacular game viewing by boat and vehicle.
Ready for the Elephant Capital of the World?
Let Inkwazi whisk you from your Victoria Falls hotel to the Chobe Riverfront in under an hour. Fully guided, fully catered.
Why Choose Inkwazi for Chobe?
- Seamless cross-border transfers from Victoria Falls to Kasane (Botswana) – we handle immigration logistics.
- Air-conditioned safari vehicles and boats with VHF radio contact for safety.
- Combined itineraries: do Chobe in the morning and a Victoria Falls sunset cruise in the evening.
- Packed lunches, drinks, and rain ponchos provided – just bring your camera.
