Chobe National Park
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Pros
- I absolutely loved Chobe. It's unique and we were so lucky with the amount of wildlife we saw.
- Chobe is incredible for wildlife density (especially elephants, birds, and occasional wild dogs), but it’s not ideal for self-drive, especially with first-time Africa travelers the roads can be rough and conditions change fast.
Cons
- To assist with expectations: the part of Chobe accessed from Kasane is very busy. In September, I would estimate that there were at least 20 safari vehicles waiting to get through the gate at 06:00 in the morning.
- The roads in Chobe were indeed challenging, deep sand in parts.
- I wouldnt self drive it as roads in there can be rough and signage at crossroads is non existant.
Sentiment
2 positive (40%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 3 negative (60%)
Trust + time weighted score: -16% · raw score -20%
What redditors said (5 of 5)
I absolutely loved Chobe. It's unique and we were so lucky with the amount of wildlife we saw.
To assist with expectations: the part of Chobe accessed from Kasane is very busy. In September, I would estimate that there were at least 20 safari vehicles waiting to get through the gate at 06:00 in the morning.
The roads in Chobe were indeed challenging, deep sand in parts.
Chobe is incredible for wildlife density (especially elephants, birds, and occasional wild dogs), but it’s not ideal for self-drive, especially with first-time Africa travelers the roads can be rough and conditions change fast.
I wouldnt self drive it as roads in there can be rough and signage at crossroads is non existant.
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