National Park & Reserve
Chobe National Park
Country Botswana
Region North-West
Best Time May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
Le parc national de Chobe abrite la plus forte concentration d'éléphants d'Afrique, avec une estimation de 130 000 individus qui se rassemblent en troupeaux de centaines le long de la rivière Chobe pendant la saison sèche. L'observation de la faune en bateau le long de la rivière est spectaculaire. La zone marécageuse de Savuti, située au sud du parc de Chobe, offre une activité de prédation tout au long de l'année, notamment la présence de grandes troupes de lions, ainsi qu'un des habitats les plus fiables d'Afrique pour les lycaons.
Geography
Park Map
Big 5 & beyond
Wildlife at Chobe National Park
Sighting probabilities are based on aggregated visitor reports and professional guide surveys. Actual sightings vary by season, time of day, and specific zones within the park.
Available tours
Safari Tours visiting Chobe National Park
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
When is the best time to visit Chobe National Park?
The best months to visit Chobe National Park are May, June, July, August, September, October. During these months, wildlife viewing is optimal with lower vegetation and animals congregating near water sources. Game drives in Botswana are most rewarding in the dry season.
What wildlife can you see in Chobe National Park?
Chobe National Park is a Big Five destination where you can spot lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino. The park in Botswana also supports diverse birdlife and smaller mammals, making it one of Africa's premier wildlife viewing areas.
How much does a safari in Chobe National Park cost?
Safari costs in Chobe National Park range from $150–$300 per day for budget options, $300–$600 for mid-range, and $600–$2,000+ for luxury. Park entry fees in Botswana are additional. Use SafariPicked to compare prices across verified operators.
How do you get to Chobe National Park?
Chobe National Park in Botswana is accessible by road from the nearest city or by scheduled light aircraft flights (fly-in safari). Most operators include transfers in their packages. The drive offers scenic landscapes and potential wildlife sightings en route.
What accommodation is available in Chobe National Park?
Chobe National Park offers accommodation ranging from basic campsites to ultra-luxury lodges and tented camps. Options include budget-friendly camping, comfortable mid-range lodges, and exclusive private conservancies. Book through SafariPicked to compare all options.