
Chobe National Park Trip from Victoria Falls
- 9 - 11 Stunden
- 8/10 | 39 Bewertungen
Discover Africa’s natural treasure when you take this trip to Chobe National Park. At one of the largest wildlife reserves in Botswana, you will discover a unique ecosystem inhabited by elephants, lions, and giraffes.
Itinerary
We will collect you from your hotel in Victoria Falls and head towards Botswana. After an hour and a half on the road, we will reach Chobe National Park.
The tour starts on the banks of the Chobe river, in the area of Serondela, where we will take a boat trip. You will enjoy views of the vast African prairie and discover various animals that come to graze and drink. From the boat, we will see flocks of Ibis and herds of elephants, hippos, buffalos, and even crocodiles.
We will have lunch in the restaurant of a nearby hotel to rest and regain strength. We will then continue the tour with a safari across the plains of Chobe National Park, a landscape sprinkled with teak trees and kigelia plants. During the tour, we will observe giraffes, antelopes, and possibly lions and leopards.
After a day in contact with Africa's wilderness, we start the return journey to Victoria Falls. The tour finishes back at your hotel.
Hotel pick up
This trip includes hotel collection from Victoria Falls. If you are staying in Zambia, there is an option to reserve the same activity departing from Livingstone.
Important information
This tour visits a natural area where animals live in the wild. Therefore, we cannot guarantee which species or quantity you will see on your trip.To participate in this activity, appropriate visa documentation to enter Botswana and return to Zimbabwe is necessary.
Preise
Inklusive
- Hotel pick up and drop off.
- English speaking guide.
- Boat trip along the Chobe river.
- Safari by car.
- Food and drink.
- Bottle of water.
- Entrance to the Chobe National Park.
Nicht inklusive
- Botswana tourist tax (30 USD approx.).
- Entrance visa to Botswana.
Tipps
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility