Chobe
The Greatest Elephant Sanctuary
Chobe National Park supports the highest elephant density in Africa — over 130,000 elephants — along with exceptional lion, wild dog, and predator diversity along the iconic Chobe River.
Best Time to Visit
May to October for peak wildlife concentrations at the river.
Country
Botswana
Region
Southern Africa
Type
Park
Chobe National Park is home to more than 130,000 elephants — the largest elephant population in the world. Watching thousands of these magnificent animals come to the Chobe River to drink and bathe at sunset, from a boat cruising the river, is one of Africa's most unforgettable spectacles.
In addition to elephants, Chobe supports exceptional lion, leopard, wild dog, and cheetah, as well as abundant hippo, crocodile, and a remarkable diversity of birds along the riverine corridor.
Highlights
Common Questions
What is the best time to visit Chobe?
May to October, when wildlife concentrates most heavily around the Chobe River.
What is Chobe known for?
Chobe holds one of Africa's largest elephant populations — over 130,000 — best seen on a sunset river cruise or boat-based game drive, along with lion, wild dog, and cheetah.
Plan Your Visit
Our experts will design a bespoke Chobe journey matched to your interests, travel dates, and budget.
