Where the elephants come to the river to drink, and the sun sets in a blaze of fire.
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Chobe National Park is legendary. Home to Africa’s largest concentration of elephants—estimated at over 120,000—it is a landscape of permanent water and dramatic wildlife encounters. The park is a mosaic of habitats, from the lush floodplains of the Chobe River to the arid, predator-rich Savuti marshes.
To travel here is to witness the raw power of the wild. Whether watching massive herds swim across the river or witnessing the Savuti lion prides hunting their formidable prey, Chobe offers a scale of safari that is truly epic.
One of Chobe's most iconic experiences is the boat safari on the Chobe River. Drift alongside elephants bathing, watch hippos fight for territory, and witness the incredible variety of birdlife that congregates on the riverbanks. It is a front-row seat to the most dramatic wildlife show on earth.