Chobe National Park

Renowned as the 'Land of the Giants,' Chobe National Park is home to an estimated 120,000 elephants, the highest concentration on the planet. The park’s diverse ecosystems range from the lush floodplains of the Chobe Riverfront to the rugged, predator-rich Savuti Marsh. A river cruise at sunset offers a unique perspective on wildlife, as massive herds of buffalo and elephant come down to drink, while hippos and crocodiles jostle for space in the water. Chobe is also a prime location for spotting lions, leopards, and African wild dogs, particularly in the Savuti region, where the unpredictable Savuti Channel periodically brings life back to an ancient, 'ghost tree' landscape. Its proximity to Victoria Falls makes it an easy and essential addition to any Southern African itinerary.