Chobe National Park
Chobe National Park is a true wildlife paradise in Botswana and ranked among the best national park in Africa, chobe park is the first national park to be declared in Botswana located in the north of the country covering an area of 11,700 square kilometers. This park protects one of the greatest concentrations of game in Africa and it is the 3rd largest park in Botswana.
Chobe park is divided into 4 areas with area habiting a district ecosystem, these areas include the serondela area, the Savuti Marsh area, the Linyanti Marsh, and the hot and dry hinterland.
Distance from Victoria fall to Chobe national park is 100 kms (60 miles)crossed by the Chobe River which flows along the northeast border of the park which is also a major watering spot and a large breeding spot for large herds for the Animals in Chobe national park, like the elephants, giraffes, and sable and cape buffalos and may more.
Chobe park is noted for inhabiting a large population of lions and many other wildlife and bird species, other animals include birds in the park include elephants, giraffe, sable antelopes, cape buffaloes, rhinos, hyenas, zebras, cheetahs, roan antelope, red lechwe, Nile crocodiles, sitatungas, jackal pup and many more.
The best time to visit chobe national park is around earl may to November, your will be able view all the wildlife species at park as well good weather conditions that fevers the safari activities and may more.
Birds in chobe park include, African hobby, African marsh harrier, African skimmer, Black-winged Pratincole, Broad-billed roller, Brown firefinch, Collared Pratincole, Crimson-breasted Shrike, Greater painted-snipe, Green-capped Eremomela, Half-collared kingfisher, Knysna turaco, Meyer’s parrot, Swamp nightjar, Pel’s fishing-owl, Red-necked falcon, Rosy-throated longclaw, Rufous-bellied Heron, Slaty egret, Souza’s Shrike, Swamp boubou, Thrush nightingale, White-backed night heron, Yellow-bellied Greenbul and many more.
Safari activities in Chobe national park include game drives, photography safaris, boat cruises, fishing, guided bush walks village tours, and birding.
