The Chobe National park which is the second largest National Park in Botswana overs approximately 11 700 square kilometers and is best known for its impressive elephant population: 120 000 elephants to date, it is actually the highest elephant concentration of Africa. Moreover, most of them are probably part of the largest continuous surviving elephant population on Earth.

Elephants dwelling here are Kalahari elephants, the largest in size of all known elephant populations. Yet they are characterized by rather brittle ivory and short tusks, perhaps due to calcium deficiency in the soils.

At dry season, these elephants sojourn in Chobe River and the Linyanti River areas. At rain season, they make a 200-km migration to the southeast stretch of the park. Their distribution zone however outreaches the park and spreads to northwestern Zimbabwe.

In addition to the spectacular elephant population, it also has some of the greatest concentrations of game found on the African continent making it the ideal destination to get laid back, relax and enjoy great game viewing!

Getting to the Chobe National Park is a breeze as there are daily flights into Botswana from Johannesburg.
There are 2 airlines which service Botswana, namely: Air Botswana and South African Airways. Once you arrive in Maun, a short light aircraft transfer is required to get you to most of the camps in the Chobe National Park.

Chobe Chilwero
Deep in the heart of the Botswana wilderness lies Chobe Chilwero Lodge, one of the most enchanting places on earth

Chobe Marina Lodge
Chobe Marina Lodge is located in the North Eastern corner of Botswana where four great African countries converge: Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia.  

Chobe Safari Lodge
Chobe Safari Lodge is situated on Botswana's far northern border, where the Kwando, Linyanti and Chobe river system form a series of lakes, islands and floodplains.

Chobe Savanna Lodge
Chobe Savanna Lodge is situated in the Eastern Caprivi of Namibia, on a peninsula on the northern bank of the Chobe River.

Savute Elephant Camp
In the heart of the Chobe National Park, sometimes referred to as the elephant capital of the world, is the Savute, an area that personifies the eternal contrast of Africa.