Chobe is famous for its
countless herds of elephant and buffalo. In the woodlands, visitors can see
kudu, Chobe bush-buck, sable antelope and zebra.
Giraffe browse the crown of acacia trees, while cheetah, leopard and
lion are often seen. More than 250 bird
species inhabits the park.
Fishing conditions for barbell,
bream and tiger fish are superb.
Most of the roads in the
Chobe Riverfront area are in very good condition and can be negotiated with an
ordinary sedan.
It is possible to observe
game from your campsite as they move daily from the forest to the riverbed to
quench their thirst.
Large numbers of breeding
elephant herds make a spectacular view.
Warthog has made the
campsite its home. Uninterested in human presence, they will carry on with
their daily activities - gathering food, nursing their young, and playing
around. Never approach them. They still remain wild and could be very
dangerous.
Lion frequently visit the
campsite. They won't harm you if you stay
at your campsite and not wander around after dark. Always keep your tent zipped up and never
sleep outside.
Due to the large
concentration of game, the Chobe River Area is a paradise for predators.
The Chobe lion is a good
example thereof.
Most of the lodges in and
around Kasane offers game viewing excursions on power boats and barges on the
Chobe river, allowing you to come close to the animals.
This could be very exciting
and most rewarding for the keen photographer.
Late afternoon cruises are
available to allow you to savor the sunset with an ice cold sun-downer among hippo and elephant.
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