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Chobe National Park, approximately 100kms/62 miles due west of Victoria Falls, is abundant with wildlife all year round, and features the beautiful Chobe River on its northern boundary.
This park, in the northern part of Botswana, is known for it's large concentration of Elephants, as well as it's natural beauty. Chobe National Park also has a large variety of other wildlife including mammals and birds. One may see diverse habitats and vegetation zones in this park, ranging from savannah grasslands and woodland, to floodplains and riverine thickets. The park has the Linyanti and the Chobe rivers flowing in the northern region and the Savuti channel in the south
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