Chobe National Park
Features & Highlights
- Big Elephant Herds
- Boat cruise on the Chobe River
- Close to Victoria Falls
- Greatest concentration of Elephant in Africa
- Massive wildlife region
Chobe National Park Summary
The Chobe National Park is one of the richest and most fascinating wildlife parks in Africa.
It covers 11,000 sq km and is famous for its large herds of elephant, zebra and buffalo. Chobe National Park is believed to contain the highest concentration of elephant in Africa. Lion, cheetah, and antelope are also prevalent in this region. Chobe National Park is also home to the “much filmed” Savuti Marsh famous for its lion and hyena clashes.
On safari in Chobe National Park
Chobe National Park has a diverse range of habitats, from floodplains, baobab trees, and mopane woodlands, to open grasslands and riverine woodland.
Many trees have been devastated in the Chobe National Park by the large herds of elephant. A trip down the Chobe River to view the numerous hippos, crocodiles and elephant grazing on the bank, is a “definite must do” in this part of the world. Chobe is also rich in bird life with Pel’s fishing owl, and the African fish eagle being a favourite.
