Chobe Safari Lodge is one of Botswana’s most iconic safari destinations, offering an unforgettable blend of comfort, adventure, and wildlife encounters. Located on the banks of the famous Chobe River, the lodge is renowned for its proximity to one of Africa’s highest concentrations of elephants.
Ideal for both first-time safari travelers and seasoned adventurers, Chobe Safari Lodge combines classic African charm with modern amenities. Guests enjoy breathtaking river views, exceptional service, and direct access to world-class game viewing experiences in Chobe National Park.
Whether you're seeking a relaxing riverside escape or an action-packed wildlife safari, Chobe Safari Lodge delivers an authentic Botswana safari experience.
Chobe Safari Lodge offers a variety of accommodation options designed to suit different travel styles, from couples to families and groups.
Room types include:
Each room is equipped with:
The lodge also features a large swimming pool, riverside bar, and restaurant serving delicious local and international cuisine.
Chobe Safari Lodge is perfectly situated in Kasane, in northern Botswana, where four countries meet—Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. This strategic location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Southern Africa.
The lodge sits right on the edge of Chobe National Park, offering immediate access to the park’s riverfront area, famous for its dense wildlife populations and spectacular sunsets.
Key Location Highlights:
stocked with the most beautiful Botswana crafts
Overlooks Sedudu Island.
To soak up the African sun
Set in a peaceful corner of Chobe
Safari Lodge, offering a variety of treatments.
Available across all rooms and public areas.
To Kasane International Airport.
Chobe Safari Lodge is famous for its diverse range of safari activities, allowing guests to explore the park both on land and water.
Top Activities at Chobe Safari Lodge:
ZIMBABWE
If you decide to visit Zimbabwe after being at Chobe Safari Lodge, your next destination should be Victoria Falls. Victoria Falls offers a variety of accommodation, from luxury to rustic, namely Ilala Lodge, which is situated less than a 10-minute walk from the magnificent Victoria Falls. This is an elegant lodge offering exceptional quality accommodation. The Rest Camp offers basic and rustic accommodation for travelers on a budget. From Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park is about a two hours drive. For the best game viewing in the park we recommend staying at Hwange Safari Lodge, which offers excellent accommodation.
BOTSWANA
You will most likely stay at least one night in the Chobe Game Reserve before traveling south to the Makgadikadi Pans. The Makgadikadi Pans are the world's largest salt pans. The pans are surrounded by grass, which attracts antelope followed by large predators. Planet Baobab is near Gweta on the edge of this pan. From Gweta, it is only 300 km to Francistown, where you can spend a night in the Thapama Hotel before you continue your Botswana tour or before you return to Zimbabwe. Alternatively, consider a night in Nata Lodge, 100 km from Gweta and 200 km from Francistown. Khama Rhino Sanctuary is a community-based wildlife project. This reserve has a healthy population of rhino and there is a good chance of rhino sighting.
NAMIBIA
From Chobe Safari Lodge to the Caprivi is a mere 70 km where you are spoiled with accommodation options namely Ngepi Lodge or Kwando Camp to name a few. Orange River Lodge offers self-catering accommodation at Noordoewer, just two km from the South African border. Your next step might be Ai-Ais Resort in the Richtersveld National Park.
The best time to visit the Etosha National Park is during the winter months of May to October. This is the period when the European countries have their summer holidays and there is an influx of overseas visitors. For camping accommodation in Etosha National Park we recommend Halli Camp, Namutoni Camp and Okauekuejo Camp these lodges also offer B&B accommodation.
The main attraction of the southern region is the spectacular Sossusvlei, a clay pan formed when the shifting dunes of the Namib smothered the course of the Tsauchab River. Surrounded by majestic star-shaped dunes with curvaceous lines it is a photographer's dream. Places like Sossusvlei Lodge & Sossusvlei Desert Camp offers breath-taking accommodation.
