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The Top Wilderness Reserves in the World

Dream of a Wildlife Enthusiast

At more than 11,700 square km, the Chobe National Park is home to some of the largest herds of elephants in Africa, possibly anywhere on Earth.

From the lush, seasonally flooded plains of the Chobe River to open savannas and acacia woodland, the variety of ecosystems present within the park guarantees that, whatever the time of year, there is a multitude of life, both big and small, to see, including lions, leopards, buffalo, hippo, crocodiles and over 450 species of birds. 

The park offers different experiences with each game drive or river safari, unfolding at a majestic, epic pace across the wild expanse of Africa.

Total Area

11,700 km

Elephant Population

120,000+ Elephants

The Great Wildlife Destinations of Africa

Glimpse of the Wild Heart of Botswana

Elephant Herd Safaris

Experience some of the largest elephant gatherings in the world as vast herds of elephants converge along the banks of the Chobe River, offering amazing sighting opportunities.

  • 120,000+ elephants
  • Unrivalled wildlife viewing

Witness the Great Herds

Remarkable elephant gatherings

Close to Africa’s wildlife spectacles

Chobe River Cruises

Witness and cherish your unique safari experience from the water as you cruise down the river and view hippos, crocodiles, elephants, buffalo and more right from your seat.

  • Unique Water Safari experience
  • Dramatic sunsets over the river

Cruise Wildlife Encounters

Water Safari Experience

Scenic River Sunset

Predator Tracking Safaris

Join an expert guide as you trek into the wilderness in search of lions, leopard, spotted hyenas, African wild dogs and more in their natural environment.

  • Amazing Big cat sightings
  • Guided into the wilderness

Big Cat Sightings

Expert Predator Tracking

Wilderness Wildlife Encounters

Birdwatching safaris

Perfect for any avid bird lover, the park is home to hundreds of resident and migratory species that have found habitats across its various ecosystems.

  • 450+ Species of birds
  • Birding Year-Round

450+ Bird Species

Year-Round Birding

Migratory Bird Haven

Photography Safaris

Capture Africa’s breathtaking wildlife, iconic landscape and golden hour river views within one of Africa’s most photogenic safari locations.

  • Professional wildlife photo viewing
  • Beautiful natural backdrops

Wildlife Photography Moments

Golden Hour Views

Iconic Safari Landscapes

Seasonal Wildlife Concentrations

Witness spectacular concentrations of wildlife, especially during the dry season, when all animals converge around the Chobe River to offer you unique safari views.

  • Peak season wildlife viewing
  • High concentration of animals

Peak Wildlife Concentrations

Dry Season Sightings

River Wildlife Gatherings

Our Promise

Protecting Botswana's Land of Giants

Chobe is Africa’s most loved wildlife sanctuary. Responsible travel and conservation efforts help safeguard this remarkable array of animal life, massive herds of elephants, and sensitive water systems for years to come.

Supporting Conservation of Wildlife

Our conservation efforts aim to preserve habitat, protect migratory corridors, and sustain a healthy and diverse population of wildlife over the long term.

Community Empowerment

Working with communities, creating sustainable livelihoods, and encouraging environmental education and facilitating authentic engagement in eco-tourism

Our Commitment

Ranger Patrols Monthly

600+

Plant Species Documented

Botswana Safaris

Frequently Asked Questions

Chobe National Park is world famous for harbouring the largest herds of elephants in Africa.

You'll see plenty of elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles and various bird species.

During the dry season, between May and October, wildlife is drawn to waterholes.

River safaris on the Chobe River are extremely popular and offer some of the best game viewing in the park.

The park has over 450 bird species and is a top destination for birding enthusiasts.

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