Ultimate Chobe Adventure(2022)

https://www.ultimateadventures.tv/4×4-tours

Tour Date: 9-21 October 2022
Tour Cost: R16 500 per person

Tour Details

Famed for its massive elephant populations, big herds of buffalo (matched only by some large lion prides) and incredible birdlife, Chobe National Park will leave an everlasting memory. Where else can you find such an amazing riverfront, with bustling wildlife, undisturbed predators & heavenly landscapes? The most accessible area of the park is the Chobe Riverfront, this is also where you will find the largest concentration of wildlife. For a more predator-rich area: head off to Linyanti Marshes. Or nourish your soul in the remote Savuti area. Wherever you go in this park, wildlife encounters are plentiful and all of Chobe feels like true wilderness.

Tour Highlights

  • Unfenced camping
  • Prolific game viewing
  • Camping next to the Linyanti river
  • Camping next to the Chobe River

For more information on this adventure, please contact:

Simon Steadman084 447 4666

simon@ultimateadventures.tv

https://www.ultimateadventures.tv/4×4-tours

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