Comfortable Accommodation

Chobe Elephant Camp

Chobe River | Botswana

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Highlights

What We Love

Savouring the view over the extensive Chobe River floodplain
Excellent proximity to the Ngoma Gate of Chobe National Park
Seasonal canoeing, day trips to Victoria Falls and visits with the Sibuya tribe

When To Visit

Peak Season: July to October
Elephants and buffalo congregate on the water’s edge
Green Season: November to April
Crowds thin out in Chobe, making for much less traffic
Shoulder Season: April to May
Cooler days before the heat builds up over dry season

Overview

Near the village of Kachikau near the Ngoma Gate of Chobe National Park, Chobe Elephant Camp is a little village itself. Spread along a rocky ridge overlooking the floodplain, rooms are constructed of sandbags with zinc roofs, making them feel like traditional houses hidden among the mature trees. Paths connect all the camp’s different areas, giving you a feeling of space. Even the pool is away from the main area, granting sunbathers privacy.

Three highlights – besides the heart-stopping action of game drives in Chobe – are visits with the Sibuya tribe, a day-trip to Victoria Falls and paddling out onto the water. This is a wonderful start to the day and your guide will point out storks, hippos, vervet monkeys and other wildlife that thrives here.