Chobe day trip from Victoria Falls- 06:30am to 18:30 hours
Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe
early morning clients are treated to an early morning game drive while animals are still active. On winding up the tour clients will have a chance to view the amazing sunset whilst on the river
Chobe National Park Day Trip from Victoria Falls
This full-day safari departs Victoria Falls for Chobe National Park, Botswana, offering game drives and a sunset river cruise, suitable for wildlife enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Extended Chobe game drive
- Sunset boat cruise with photo opportunities
- Viewing wildlife in their natural habitat
Description
Clients are picked up from their Victoria Falls hotels or lodges around 5:30 am and transferred to the Botswana border within one hour. After border customs, you board safari jeeps and enter the park early to avoid crowds disturbing the animals. The game drive lasts about five hours and includes sightings of lions, leopards, giraffes, elephants, buffalos, and more.
Following the game drive, a buffet lunch is served at Cresta Mowana Hotel in Kasane. The day concludes with a sunset boat cruise on the Chobe River, where you can observe game grazing on islands, elephants swimming, and various bird species along the riverbanks. The cruise offers excellent opportunities for sunset photography as the sun sets during the cruise. The boat returns to the border by 6:30 pm for the transfer back to Victoria Falls hotels. Times may vary by season.
Includes
- Return transfers from Victoria Falls
- Breakfast
- Park fees
- Extended game drive in Chobe National Park
- Buffet lunch
- Sunset boat cruise on the Chobe River
- Snacks on cruise
Important Information
- Children under 18 must bring a birth certificate (hard or soft copy) and an authorization letter or affidavit from absent parent(s) permitting travel.
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring a camera, wear neutral-coloured clothing, and travel light. The trip operates year-round, but early morning departures suit wildlife viewing and cooler temperatures.
