The oldest and most biodiverse national park in Botswana
Named after the river that runs through it, Chobe National Park is a spectacular wildlife destination located in the northern part of Botswana. The park covers around 11.700 km2 and is one of the most popular national parks in Africa. The Chobe is characterised by myriad waterways and lush riversides that attract scores of animals, including herds of antelope and vast families of elephants, trailed closely by stealthy predators like lions and African wild dogs. During the dry season, the park's grasslands are a popular gathering place for herds of elephants.