6-Hour Chobe National Park Safari from Victoria Falls with Game Drive

6 Hours Round trip from Victoria Falls Moderate pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Guided game drive through Chobe National Park's varied landscapes
02 Look for wildlife across Chobe's open plains and riverine areas
03 Scenic overland journey between Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park
04 Approximately 3 hours of safari game viewing inside the park

Discover Chobe National Park on a memorable half-day safari from Victoria Falls, one of Southern Africa's great wildlife destinations. After pickup in Victoria Falls, travel toward the park and enjoy scenic views along the way. On arrival, meet your guide for a safety briefing before setting off on a guided game drive through Chobe's varied landscapes, with opportunities to look out for wildlife across open plains and riverine areas. Return to Victoria Falls at the end of your adventure.

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 6 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

Cities Victoria Falls, Chobe National Park

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Victoria Falls Pickup and Chobe National Park Game Drive

Pickup location: Victoria Falls.
Chobe National Park: Join a guided tour and game drive, with a safety briefing before departure.
Enjoy scenic views along the route and look out for wildlife during the drive (3 hours).
Extra fee: Van transfer to and from Chobe National Park (70 minutes).
Arrive back at: Victoria Falls.

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from Victoria Falls 2 cities · 6 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

6-hour 4x4 game drive
Professional guide
Pickups from Victoria Falls, Livingstone, and Kasane
Lunch

What's Not Included

Tip
Alcohol

What to bring

Essential Safari Clothing
Neutral Palette: Pack lightweight shirts and trousers in tan, khaki, or olive green to blend into the bush.
Fly Avoidance: Avoid dark blue and black clothing because they actively attract biting tsetse flies.
Layering System: Bring a fleece jacket and beanie for freezing early morning game drives, and light linen shirts for hot afternoons.
Footwear: Pack broken-in trail shoes or sturdy sneakers for walking safaris; heavy hiking boots are unnecessary.

Know before you go

Yellow Fever: A valid vaccination certificate is legally mandatory if you are entering from or transiting through a Yellow Fever endemic country.
Malaria: Both regions are high-risk malaria zones. Consult a travel clinic for prophylaxis (e.g., Malarone or Doxycycline) ahead of your trip.
Visas: Ensure you secure the KAZA UniVisa ($50 USD) at your initial port of entry (Zambia or Zimbabwe). It allows unlimited border crossings between those two countries and covers day trips into Botswana.

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