Chobe National Park
Largest elephant population in Africa
Stay in & near Chobe National Park
Inside-park stays and nearby lodges, sorted by distance.
Manyoni Game Reserve
Manyoni Private Game Reserve is one of the largest privately-owned reserves in Kwazulu-Natal. This 23,000-hectare reserve is the product of 17 dedicated landowners who dropped their fences in 2004 to create one contiguous protected area for our wildlife. The selection of the area as a potential release site for the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project was a major driving factor in the establishment of Manyoni. In 2005, the newly established reserve was confirmed as a release site by the WWF and a founder population of black rhino were released into their new home.
Inside park&Beyond Chobe Under Canvas
An engaging and enriching experience, become immersed in the African bush. Our exclusive, semi-permanent campsites are perfectly situated at the northern end of the Chobe National Park, with some located near the iconic Chobe River. Well-worn game paths that meander past the camp heading in the direction of the river hold the promise of up-close-and-personal sightings. Enjoy twice-daily game drives exploring the wildlife-rich landscape with over 450 recorded bird species. Experience the unique Pangolin Voyager photographic safari river boat with eight individual 360°-rotating chairs, fitted with camera mounts. With no Wi-Fi, disconnect from the everyday world to reconnect with yourself and each adventure-filled moment.
Inside park&Beyond Savute Under Canvas
Savute Under Canvas offers the ultimate authentic safari experience in one of Africa's most remote and wildlife-rich regions. This mobile luxury tented camp provides a complete digital detox with no electricity in tents and no Wi-Fi, allowing guests to fully immerse in the raw beauty of the Savute area of Chobe National Park. Famous for its elephant-hunting lions and dramatic landscapes dotted with ancient baobab trees, Savute offers unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities. The camp features five luxury canvas tents with private verandas, bucket showers, and butler service, all while maintaining a low-impact, light-footprint approach to wilderness exploration. Guests can explore ancient San rock art at Gubatsa Hills and experience crystal-clear stargazing under some of Africa's darkest skies.
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