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As the sun dips below the horizon, the Chobe River glows in shades of gold and crimson, reflecting the silhouettes of elephants wading through the water. Nowhere else in Africa can you witness such vast herds, with around 50,000 of them calling Chobe National Park home. Here, hundreds of these giants gather along the riverbanks at a time, their trunks raised in greeting as hippos yawn lazily nearby.
A boat safari here offers a front-row seat to the rhythm of the wild, where crocodiles slide silently beneath the surface, and fish eagles cry out from the treetops. On land, lions prowl the floodplains and elusive leopards move through the shadows. Chobe is a place of abundance, where the river breathes life into the wilderness, and every moment feels like magic.
While the nearby Okavango Delta is a wonder in its own right, Chobe is a year-round wetland paradise that offers spectacular safari opportunities and easy access to the spectacular Victoria Falls. No journey to Botswana is complete without a sunset cruise on the Chobe River, and no location on earth can match its proliferation of African elephants.
