2 Days & 2 Nights Chobe National Park

If there’s one memory that you’ll take away from a Chobe safari, it’s that of elephants. About 120 000 live in and around Chobe National Park, and inconceivable numbers of these gentle giants can be seen crowding the banks of the Chobe River during Botswana’s dry season from about May to October. Chobe is also one of the best places in Africa to witness the most dramatic predator action – its Savuti region is where lions regularly clash with hyenas and powerful prides famously take down Africa’s biggest game like buffalo, giraffe and even elephants.Chobe National Park is Botswana’s most biologically diverse park and you will most definitely have close-up encounters with huge herds of elephant and buffalo. And there are high chances of seeing predators like lion, wild dog, jackal, hyena and leopard.