Immersive Chobe bush camping safari – two nights under the stars inside the park, 4×4 game drives and river cruises for elephants, lions, hippos and Big 5, expert trackers, roaring night sounds, Chef Pete’s fresh bread, homemade meals and South African wines around the campfire, comfortable walk-in tents with bedding, mobile shower/toilet, all meals and transfers from Livingstone, Victoria Falls or Kasane included.
Venture deep into the heart of the African bush on this 3-day small-group safari that blends thrilling game drives, serene river cruises, and authentic camping under endless starry skies.
From your base in Livingstone, Victoria Falls, or Kasane, you'll cross into Botswana to explore Chobe National Park’s riverfront floodplain—home to one of the world’s largest elephant populations—tracking herds, lions, leopards, hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife by open 4x4 vehicle and boat.
Spend two nights camping in strategic wilderness locations, falling asleep to the sounds of the wild with walk-in tents, comfortable bedding, and expert guides who handle everything.
All meals, camping gear, transport, park fees, and guiding are included so you can focus on the raw beauty and wildlife around you.
Real talk: this is a true bush experience—expect rustic camping, cold nights, and the thrill of sleeping where animals roam.
Max 32 travelers split into smaller activity groups—book early for dry season peak.
Here's practical advice to help your safari go well, based on common experiences with wildlife, camping, and weather. We've pulled this from what past guests told us after their trips.
Common issues. Not wheelchair accessible—bush terrain. Guests found moderate walking but bumpy rides—hold on tight. Weather rarely cancels; dress in layers.
High likelihood—Chobe is one of Africa's best for elephants year-round. Guides maximize sightings; guests saw large herds and diverse wildlife most trips.
Comfortable walk-in tents with bedding, but no electricity or private bathrooms. Guests said it felt authentic and thrilling—falling asleep to lion roars.
Yes for children 12+ who handle long days and camping. Families said teens loved the animals and boat, but younger ones may find it tiring.
Usually available—notify early for adjustments. Guests found meals hearty and accommodating.
Boat deck and open 4x4 give great angles—bring a good zoom lens or phone with stabilizer. Guides pause for shots when animals are close.
Full river cruise + game drive combo, 2 nights camping in the bush, and meals included. Past guests preferred the immersive wilderness feel and wildlife payoff over day trips.
Book it today with Chobe Tours or simply following this link.
