Chobe National Park

Upon arrival in Kasane, Botswana, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation at Tlou Safari Lodge, located near the banks of the Chobe River and close to the renowned Chobe National Park. After check-in, take time to relax and enjoy a leisurely lunch at the lodge. In the afternoon, depart for a guided sunset boat cruise along the Chobe River—one of the best ways to experience the region’s rich wildlife. Keep an eye out for large herds of elephants gathering along the riverbanks, as well as hippos, crocodiles, and an impressive variety of birdlife. As the sun sets over the river, return to Tlou Safari Lodge for dinner and an overnight stay, preparing for the exciting safari activities ahead.

Chobe National Park

Start your day with an early morning game drive through Chobe National Park, one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations. The cool morning hours provide excellent opportunities to spot elephants, big cats, buffalo, and a variety of other iconic species as they are most active at dawn. Return to the lodge for a hearty breakfast and some time to relax or enjoy the lodge’s facilities at your leisure. After lunch, depart for an afternoon boat cruise along the Chobe River. This scenic safari offers outstanding wildlife viewing as animals gather along the riverbanks to drink and cool off, particularly in the late afternoon light. Keep an eye out for elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife as you glide along the water. After your river safari, return to the lodge for dinner and a peaceful evening at leisure.

Your final day begins with an early morning game drive, offering one last opportunity to spot wildlife in the soft golden light of dawn within Chobe National Park. After the safari, return to the lodge for breakfast and time to pack and complete check-out. You will then be transferred back to Kasane, where your Chobe safari adventure comes to an end. Depart with unforgettable memories and remarkable photographs of your experience in one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife regions.