Chobe Elephant Camp
Chobe Elephant Camp is located high on the edge of a rocky ridge overlooking the famous Chobe River.
This camp, accommodating 24 guests in 10 twin rooms and 1 family suite, is designed to capture the feel of the traditional farmstead located in the African wilderness. Polished floors, exposed wooden beams and weathered furniture mingle with contemporary style. These en suite rooms offer both indoor and outdoor showers. The whole lodge has been designed to take advantage of the spectacular views over the Chobe River, so whether you choose to relax on your private veranda, read a book in the lounge, have a drink at the bar or cool off in the pool, the vista will always be there to enjoy. Based in the semi-arid bush of Africa there is always the challenge of extreme temperature variations and how to combat this. The solution came in one of earth’s great insulators – the sand. The lodge has been entirely constructed from sandbags. These thick sand-filled walls create a natural insulating barrier between the inhabitants and the harsh African climate and enhance the old farm-style feel of the camp. |
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With a variety of activities that include viewing the region’s spectacular wildlife, from open safari vehicles, by boat on the Chobe River, on foot in the surrounding forest reserve, or experiencing life in the village, a visit to Chobe Elephant Camp offers you a wide range of experiences.
Northern Botswana is home to the largest population of elephants in Africa. Besides the elephants, the Chobe River and surrounding woodlands support an incredible diversity of animals and have developed a reputation of being one of the great wildlife destinations in Africa.
In addition to the mammals, the Chobe River is also home to over 300 bird species.
All your activities are conducted by trained local professional guides who will interpret the sounds, smells and sights of the bush and its inhabitants, as well as introduce you to the culture of the local people.
Northern Botswana is home to the largest population of elephants in Africa. Besides the elephants, the Chobe River and surrounding woodlands support an incredible diversity of animals and have developed a reputation of being one of the great wildlife destinations in Africa.
In addition to the mammals, the Chobe River is also home to over 300 bird species.
All your activities are conducted by trained local professional guides who will interpret the sounds, smells and sights of the bush and its inhabitants, as well as introduce you to the culture of the local people.
