Shearwater Chobe Day Trip

The Shearwater Chobe Day Trip in Chobe National Park is a two-part wildlife adventure on water and on land

One hour outside of Livingstone and Victoria Falls, Chobe National Park is home to the world’s largest elephant population.

The Chobe National Park is also known for its large lion population, buffalo herds, and spotting the elusive leopard. For bird lovers, there are more than 460 species of birds that reside here. For more on birding in Victoria Falls, click here.

CHOBE DAY TRIP FROM VICTORIA FALLS OR LIVINGSTONE

This day trip is made up of two separate parts. The morning consists of a safari on the Chobe River while the afternoon game drive entails stopping at various points within the National Park for animal sightings.

After the river safari of approximately 3 hours, you’ll enjoy a buffet lunch at a local hotel and then hop into game drive vehicles for another 3 hours in the park.

Did you know that the Chobe River is one of the few rivers in the world that flows in two directions? In dry season, it flows eastward; but during rainy seasons, the Zambezi River pushes upstream to reverse its direction towards the West.

The Activity

More Chobe Day Trip Information

Depending on your hotel, the shuttle will arrive around 7 am. You'll return to Livingstone or Victoria Falls at around 6 pm.
Included in this package are all guides, transfer, and park fees as well as snacks and a delicious lunch. Most drinks are on the house, a few have an additional fee.
Some nationalities will require a visa for Botswana, which carries an additional charge.
There is a minimum age restriction of 4 years for this activity, but no fitness requirements.

Bring a camera, binoculars, your passport, sunblock, and a hat. Dress warmly for the winter and summer mornings.
Leave any valuables that you don’t need at your hotel.

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