Chobe Day Trip

A Chobe day trip is a unique opportunity to experience some of the best game viewing in Africa. A Chobe day trip is designed for visitors staying in Livingstone (Zambia), that would like to visit the Chobe National Park in Botswana for the day. If you are visiting Livingstone and do not have the time for a few nights in the Chobe, a Chobe day trip comes highly recommended.

The Chobe National Park in only an hour’s drive from Livingstone, and is home to one of the largest wildlife concentrations in Africa. Bordered by the banks of the breath-taking Chobe River, it is famous for its rich elephant and lion population.

The Chobe day trip departs daily from Livingstone and begins with a road transfer to the Botswana (Kazangula) border. Once you have gone through immigration and have met your Botswana guide, you will travel to the Chobe River to embark on a morning game cruise. This water safari gives you the unique opportunity to view the abundant wildlife of the Chobe National Park on the banks of the Chobe River.

Lunch is then served at the beautiful Chobe Safari Lodge. Refreshments will be provided throughout the Chobe Day Trip.

After lunch you will venture into the Chobe National Park in an open game drive vehicle. The afternoon’s land-based safari heads deeper into the Park to spot the elusive big cats and massive elephant and big game species that make Chobe their home. After a full day in the Chobe you will make your way to the border post and start you journey back to Livingstone.

The order of the activities might change depending on the previous day's wildlife sightings (i.e. start with a game drive and end the day with a cruise or vice versa).

IMPORTANT:
Please remember to bring your passport. Visas to enter Botswana may be required for certain Nationalities. You are responsible for any visa fees and requirements associated with entering or exiting Zambia and Botswana. On entering Zambia you may ask for a KAZA UniVisa or a double entry visa which will allow you to enter Zambia twice without purchasing two visas.