4×4 self-drive safari

Drive yourself through the Chobe National Park, and/or the Okavango Delta using the offroad workhorse.

Find camping in some of the following campsites; Booking required..

1. Ihaha Campsite:
   • Location: Ihaha is situated in the western part of Chobe National Park, along the Chobe River.
   • Facilities: It offers basic amenities, including pit toilets and showers (with cold water). There are no electrical hookups, but there is a communal fireplace.
   • Highlights: Ihaha is known for its riverside location, offering excellent wildlife viewing, especially elephants and various bird species. The sunsets over the Chobe River are spectacular.
2. Savuti Campsite:
   • Location: Savuti Campsite is located in the central part of the park, near the Savuti Channel.
   • Facilities: This campsite provides basic facilities, including pit toilets and showers with cold water. There is no electricity, but there is a communal fireplace.
   • Highlights: Savuti is renowned for its predator sightings, including lions, hyenas, and cheetahs. The area around the Savuti Marsh is also a birdwatcher’s paradise.
3. Linyanti Campsite:
   • Location: Linyanti Campsite is situated in the northern part of Chobe National Park, near the Linyanti River.
   • Facilities: It offers basic amenities such as pit toilets and cold-water showers. There are no electrical hookups or shops nearby.
   • Highlights: Linyanti is known for its remote and tranquil setting, offering excellent birdwatching opportunities and the chance to see a variety of wildlife, including elephants and buffalo.
4. Serondela Campsite (also known as Kasane Forest Reserve Campsite):
   • Location: This campsite is located near Kasane, just outside the northeastern border of Chobe National Park.
   • Facilities: It provides basic facilities, including pit toilets and showers with cold water. There is a communal fireplace and a small shop nearby.
   • Highlights: Serondela is a convenient option for those who want to be close to Kasane town and the Chobe River. It’s a good base for game drives and boat safaris in the park.
5. Public Campsites:
   • In addition to the designated campsites, there are also public campsites available within Chobe National Park. These sites are often more primitive, with fewer facilities, and may require advance booking.