River Safaris
Cruise along the Chobe River for front-row views of hippos, crocs, buffalo, and water birds.
Chobe River & Savuti
Chobe National Park is famous for hosting Africa’s largest elephant population — more than 100,000.
Along the riverfront, elephants often gather and cross the waters in dramatic fashion, especially at sunset. South of the river lies Savuti, where lions, hyenas, and leopards roam the open plains in fierce competition.
Why Visit Chobe?
From massive herds to fierce predators, Chobe offers an unparalleled wildlife spectacle.
Cruise along the Chobe River for front-row views of hippos, crocs, buffalo, and water birds.
The Caprivi floodplains draw large herds — and the predators that stalk them.
Lions, hyenas, and leopards roam the open plains of Savuti in fierce competition for survival.
Watch massive elephant herds gather and cross the waters in dramatic fashion, especially at sunset.
Plan Your Visit
Wildlife viewing peaks during the dry season as animals gather around the remaining waterholes, offering spectacular sightings.
March – November
Wildlife viewing peaks as the land dries and animals gather around the Chobe River and Savuti's waterholes. The best time for massive herds and predator action.
Best for: Elephant crossings, river safaris, and predator sightingsDecember – February
The rains bring lush vegetation, spectacular birdlife, and fewer crowds. The scenery is beautiful, though wildlife disperses away from the permanent water sources.
Best for: Birding, photography, and valueMarch to November for the best overall wildlife viewing and the classic Chobe dry-season experience.
Let Delta EcoWild Safaris take you to the heart of this incredible wilderness. Witness the giants roam and experience the raw power of nature.
Plan your Chobe safari