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Chobe National Park

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Where to stay in Chobe National Park

Best time: May-August. This is the dry season, offering excellent wildlife viewing opportunities as animals congregate around water sources.

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Top stays in Chobe National Park

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Thebe River Safaris★ 3.7

Thebe River Safaris

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Rustiek Hotel★ 3.7

Rustiek Hotel

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Tlou Safari Lodge★ 3.6

Tlou Safari Lodge

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Cresta Mowana Safari Resort & Spa★ 3.6

Cresta Mowana Safari Resort & Spa

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Xhabe Safari Lodge★ 3.6

Xhabe Safari Lodge

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Chobe Sunset Chalets★ 3.6

Chobe Sunset Chalets

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Belmond Safaris★ 3.6

Belmond Safaris

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Starlight Inn★ 3.6

Starlight Inn

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River View Lodge★ 3.6

River View Lodge

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Thamalakane River Lodge★ 3.6

Thamalakane River Lodge

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Cresta Rileys Hotel★ 3.6

Cresta Rileys Hotel

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Maun Lodge★ 3.5

Maun Lodge

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Chobe National Park on the map

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Chobe National Park, like a local

Don't miss

  • Chobe Riverfront: Iconic for its stunning sunsets and abundant wildlife, especially elephants.
  • Savute Marsh: Known for its unique landscape and diverse animal populations, including predators.
  • Kasane: A gateway town with local culture and access to the park.
  • Botswana Elephant Sanctuary: A unique opportunity to learn about elephant conservation and interact with elephants.
  • Ngoma Bridge: Offers incredible views and a chance to see wildlife across the river.

Where to eat

  • The Old House: Offers a great mix of local cuisine and international dishes in a charming setting.
  • Chobe Safari Lodge Restaurant: Famous for its riverside views and delicious game meat dishes.
  • Hungry Lion: A popular local spot for authentic Botswana street food.

Do this

  • Boat Safari on the Chobe River: Provides a unique perspective on wildlife and stunning views of the riverbanks.
  • Game Drive at Dawn: Witness the animals at their most active in the early morning light.
  • Cultural Village Tour: Engage with local communities and learn about their traditions and lifestyles.

Local tips

  • Visit the Chobe National Park during the early morning or late afternoon for the best wildlife sightings.
  • Bring binoculars for birdwatching; Chobe is home to over 450 bird species.
  • Consider a guided night drive; it offers a different perspective on wildlife behavior.
  • Drink plenty of water and apply sunscreen, as the sun can be intense.

Know before you go

Best time

May-August. This is the dry season, offering excellent wildlife viewing opportunities as animals congregate around water sources.

Getting around

Safari vehicles and guided tours are the primary means of getting around. Self-drive is also popular for adventurous travelers.

Airport

CBI

Language

English and Setswana

Money

Botswana Pula (BWP). Credit cards are widely accepted in lodges; however, cash is useful for small purchases and tips.

Safety

Chobe National Park is generally safe for tourists, but it's wise to remain vigilant and follow the advice of local guides.

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