South Africa / Zambia/Namibia / Botswana / Zimbabwe
Southern Africa Birding Safari: From Zimbabwe to Zambia & Beyond
Program No. 21528RJ
Add the birds of Southern Africa to your birding life list as you explore the diverse habitats of four countries with experts, spotting unique wildlife and learning about local culture.
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Itinerary
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While we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our published materials, programs are typically advertised more than a year prior to their start date. As a result, some program activities, schedules, accommodations, personnel, and other logistics occasionally change due to local conditions or circumstances. Should a major change occur, we will make every effort to alert you. For less significant changes, we will update you during orientation. Thank you for your understanding.
Duration
15 days
14 nights
What's Included
36 meals (
12B, 2BR, 10L, 12D
)
6 expert-led lectures
19 expert-led field trips
4 flights during the program
1 hands-on experience
An experienced Group Leader
12 nights of accommodations
Taxes and customary gratuity
Road Scholar Assurance Plan
Day
1
In Transit to Program
Location:
In Flight
Day
2
Arrive Johannesburg, Check-in, Orientation, Welcome Dinner
Location:
Johannesburg
Meals:
D
Stay:
City Lodge Hotel Eastgate
Activity Note
Hotel check-in from 2:00 p.m.
Afternoon:
Check in at the hotel and relax before the welcome dinner.
Dinner:
At the hotel, enjoy an a la carte welcome dinner. A welcome drink, bottled water, coffee and tea are provided; additional beverages available for purchase.
Evening:
Orientation: The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. We are fortunate to have as our Group Leader a knowledgeable expert who will also serve as our primary lecturer. In addition, we will have the benefit of local experts who will join us at different sites. Periods in the schedule designated as “Free time” and “At leisure” offer opportunities to do what you like and make your experience even more meaningful and memorable according to your personal preferences. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances/conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding. Continue getting to know your fellow participants, settle in, and get a good night’s rest for the day ahead.
Day
3
Birding near Johannesburg
Location:
Johannesburg
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
City Lodge Hotel Eastgate
Activity Note
The birding today is done on foot; total distance covered may be up to 2 miles on paved walkways. Total driving approx. 90 miles; about 2 hours.
Breakfast:
Taken at the hotel, breakfast will be an expansive buffet featuring a variety of cold cereals, fresh fruit, cold meats and cheeses, pastries and hot items such as bacon, sausage, tomatoes and mushrooms. Omelettes, eggs and waffles can be cooked on demand. Fruit juices, coffee, tea, milk and water provided.
Morning:
Transfer by motorcoach east of Johannesburg to the Marievale Bird Sanctuary, a provincial nature reserve that has been designated an Important Bird Area in South Africa. Marievale has been shaped by the gold mining activities in the area; much of the water that fills the floodplain has been pumped up from underground, creating a body of water that attracts an extraordinary number of birds. Habitats within the sanctuary include shallow open water, reedbeds and grassland, so the variety of birds is impressive with some 280 species having been recorded in the area. Here one can often see specials like little bittern, slaty egrets, black and squacco herons, and handsome red-knobbed coots along with the usual aquatic species such as African rails, crakes, moorhens, cormorants and snipes. Additionally, it may well be the only place in the Gauteng region where it is relatively easy to see fulvous duck and South African shelduck. The wetland sanctuary does have a history of attracting extremely rare vagrants, with past sightings including buff-spotted flufftails, buff-breasted sandpiper, and a black-tailed godwit. In the company of our Group Leader, we will bird the varied environments in Marievale.
Lunch:
In Marievale, we’ll find a nice spot to enjoy our boxed lunches with bottled water.
Afternoon:
We’ll continue birding in Marievale. In the mid-afternoon, we will return to the hotel with some time to relax before dinner.
Dinner:
At the hotel.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
4
Fly to Zambia, Victoria Falls - Zambian side
Location:
Livingstone
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya, Livingstone Resort
Activity Note
Flight time 1 hour 45 minutes. Drive time from the airport to the lodge is 20 minutes; 8 miles. Total drive for afternoon activities is approx. 20 minutes; 10 miles. In order to access all of the viewpoints at Victoria Falls, one must go up and down around 150 stairs one way; the path may be slick due to the waterfall's mist. It is possible to still see the waterfall without climbing all of the stairs, but only from one viewpoint.
Breakfast:
At the hotel.
Morning:
This morning, we will board our minibus and transfer to the Johannesburg airport to board our commercial flight to Livingstone, Zambia.
Lunch:
Lunch snack in flight.
Afternoon:
After clearing Zambian immigration, we will be transferred to the lodge for check-in. Later this afternoon, we will visit the famed Victoria Falls, where the Zambezi River opens out into an extravaganza of roaring, spray-tumbled water, known to the locals as “Mosi oa Tunya” (the smoke that thunders). Few sights are as awe-inspiring as this, when the ground rumbles with the forces of the water. Because the waterfall spans the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, it is visible from both countries. We will view the Falls this afternoon from the Zambian side, followed by a visit to the local crafts market. After returning to the lodge in the late afternoon, our Group Leader will give us an overview of Zambia.
Dinner:
Dinners at the lodge will be a plated, 3-course meal chosen from a set menu. Bottled water, coffee, tea and one glass of table wine will be provided, with additional beverages available for purchase.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
5
Birding on the Zambezi River, David Livingstone, Free Time
Location:
Livingstone
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya, Livingstone Resort
Activity Note
Early morning start for pre-breakfast birding boat ride; getting on/off the boat from a dock; ride is approx. 1.5 hours. Driving approx. 15 miles; about 30 minutes total. Walking at the museum up to 1/2 mile; periods of standing.
Breakfast:
Taken at the lodge, breakfast will be an expansive buffet with a selection of cereals, pastries, fruit and yogurt, with hot breakfast items cooked to order. Coffee, tea, fruit juices, milk and water will be provided.
Morning:
In the early morning before breakfast, we will embark on a boat ride on the Zambezi River for birding along the river banks. Interesting species sighted may include Schalow’s turaco, red-chested flufftail, southern red bishop and blacksmith lapwing. Light breakfast snacks will be served on board the boat, and a full breakfast will be available at the lodge upon our return. Following breakfast, we will be joined at the lodge by a local historian who will discuss the story of Scottish explorer and missionary Dr. David Livingstone, who is credited with discovering Victoria Falls and whose journeys in the mid-1800s helped to map much of Africa's interior, laying the groundwork for the Colonial era that followed. Then, we will transfer to Livingstone and its colorful produce market for a field trip led by our Group Leader. Livingstone is a classic old colonial town of former Northern Rhodesia, and evidence of this fact can still be seen in some of its architecture. While here, we will also visit the Livingstone Museum, known for its archaeological and ethnographic displays. Most notable is the museum’s collection of artifacts that belonged to Dr. David Livingstone. We will return to the lodge in time for lunch.
Lunch:
Lunch at the lodge will be a plated meal chosen from a menu. Bottled water will be provided with other beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon:
Free Time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most in the town of Livingstone. Please refer to the list of Free Time Opportunities. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
6
Chobe National Park, Boat Safari
Location:
Chobe National Park
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Chobe Game Lodge
Activity Note
Transfer time to Chobe National Park is 2 hours including border crossing; 55 miles; transfer done by minibus then 4x4 vehicle. Boat safari lasts approximately 3 hours in the late afternoon. Getting on/off safari vehicle and small boat.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
Following breakfast, we will be transferred by minibus to the Zambia/Botswana border then over the Kazungula Bridge which spans the Zambezi River; while being driven over the bridge, we will be able to see where four countries meet: Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. We will clear Zambia exit and Botswana entry formalities in the same building, then board open-air 4x4 vehicles which will take us into Chobe National Park to our lodge. Wildlife may be seen en-route to the lodge. Chobe National Park remains one of Africa’s prime game-viewing areas. Here, one finds all of the “Big Five,” except for rhino. This is elephant country, home to the largest population of elephants in the world…many of these great grey giants can be seen at this time of year. (Note: seasonality makes a big difference in how much game you will see. If it’s dry you will see larger herds; if it has recently rained the animals will be more dispersed). The park forms part of Botswana’s northern-most border and is a contrast of desert aridity and flood plains. The Chobe region is best known for its vast magnificent river and floodplains filled with grazing herds of big game. Buffalo, sable, lion, leopard, hippo, hyena, and many species of antelope find safety in this huge national park. Chobe is one of Africa’s most pristine ecosystems and greatest wildlife refuges.
Lunch:
At the lodge, lunch will be our choice to order from an a la carte menu. All local brand non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, water and coffee/tea will be included; premium alcohol will be available for purchase.
Afternoon:
We will have time to settle into our rooms before afternoon tea and snacks are served. Following tea, we will explore the Chobe River by motorboat where we may come face to face with the elephant, buffalo and other wildlife that gather on the banks of the river to drink and bathe. The boat will provide a unique viewpoint of the riparian environment, with its numerous birds including sacred ibis, blue heron, goliath heron, saddle-billed storks, marabou storks and little egrets.
Dinner:
At the lodge, dinner will be our choice to order from an a la carte menu. All local brand non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, water and coffee/tea will be included; premium alcohol will be available for purchase.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
7
Game Drive, Boat Safari
Location:
Chobe National Park
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Chobe Game Lodge
Activity Note
Game drive lasts approximately 3 hours in the morning. Boat safari lasts approximately 3 hours in the late afternoon. Getting on/off safari vehicle and pontoon boat.
Breakfast:
Early morning tea/coffee, fresh fruit juices, rusks and muffins will be served at the lodge prior to the morning game drive departing. Upon our return to the lodge after the game drive, a more substantial buffet will be served until 10:00am which will including a variety of items such as cold cereal, cold meat, cheeses, toast, and fresh fruit, plus coffee, tea, fresh juice, water.
Morning:
In the early hours of the day, we will head out on a game drive in search of elephants, giraffes, zebra, kudu, impala, and the big cats such as lion and leopard, along with the incredibly varied bird species including the common ostrich, helmeted guinea fowl, woodland kingfisher, emerald spotted wood dove, Bateleur, and pale chanting goshawk. During our game drive, we will take a short break to enjoy coffee, tea, and rusks (South African-style biscotti). Following breakfast, we will have an opportunity to rest, relax, and enjoy the lodge’s amenities.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
Following afternoon tea, we will embark on another game viewing boat safari on the Chobe River. The Chobe River is the lifeblood of the area, attracting all of the local fauna to its banks to drink and bathe. As the day gets hotter, hundreds of elephants, large herds of buffalo, giraffe and numerous species of antelope can be found along the river. In addition to the large mammals, our local safari expert will seek out the prolific birdlife active along the water and provide commentary on the species seen. Bird species spotted may include: malachite kingfisher, carmine bee-eater, African fish eagle, white crowned lapwing and African swamphen. Refreshments will be served on the boat as we watch one of Africa's stunning sunsets. We return to the lodge after dusk, with a chance to freshen-up before dinner.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
8
Game Drive, Elephant Behavior, Boat Safari
Location:
Chobe National Park
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Chobe Game Lodge
Activity Note
Game drive lasts approximately 3 hours in the morning. Boat safari lasts approximately 3 hours in the late afternoon. Getting on/off safari vehicle and pontoon boat.
Breakfast:
Early morning coffee/tea and snacks prior to game drive, followed by a substantial lodge buffet after the game drive.
Morning:
We will embark on an early morning game drive within the park, exploring tracks not previously driven, searching for the animals and birds that are active during the morning hours. We will seek out interesting bird species such as glossy starling, little bee-eater, a variety of sunbirds, and capped wheatear. Following breakfast at the lodge, our Group Leader will give a lecture on elephant social structure, behavior and culling issues. Then, the heat of the day will be at leisure to rest, relax and enjoy the lodge's amenities.
Lunch:
At the lodge.
Afternoon:
Enjoy afternoon tea at the lodge. In the late afternoon, we will embark on our last boat safari on the Chobe River, seeking out birdlife not yet seen such as African jacana, African openbill, Senegal coucal, water thick-knee and giant kingfisher. We will return to the lodge just after dusk.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
9
Victoria Falls - Zimbabwean Side, Free Time
Location:
Victoria Falls
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Ilala Lodge
Activity Note
Transfer time between Chobe National Park and Victoria Falls is 2 hours including border crossing; 50 miles; transfer done by minibus. Total drive for activities within Victoria Falls is approx. 30 minutes; 10 miles. In order to see all viewpoints at the Falls, approximate length of walk is 2 miles. It is possible to walk less and see some, but not all, viewpoints. Paths may be slick from mist, but are mostly flat.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
After breakfast, we will board our minibus and transfer out of Chobe National Park to the Kazungula Border, where we clear Zimbabwe immigration formalities before boarding a different minibus for the continued transfer into Victoria Falls. Mid-morning, we will visit Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side. Having previously viewed the Falls from the Zambian side, we will see why viewing from the Zimbabwean side is preferred, as more of the waterfall falls on this side. Here, our Group Leader will lead us on a walk to the various viewpoints and show us how, through the millennia, the forces of nature have created this marvelous spectacle, Africa’s greatest waterfall. From the Falls, we will reboard our minibus for a short transfer to our lunch venue.
Lunch:
Taken at a local restaurant with scenic views, our lunch will be a 2-course, plated, set menu offering; bottled water included with additional beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon:
Free Time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most in the town of Victoria Falls. Please refer to the list of Free Time Opportunities. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Dinner:
Our dinner will be taken in the lodge’s restaurant and consist of a 3-course, set menu meal including bottled water, coffee, tea; additional beverages available for purchase.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
10
Birding Drive, Local Community Visit, Wildlife Trust
Location:
Victoria Falls
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Ilala Lodge
Activity Note
Birding drive lasts approx. 4 hours. Total transfer time approx. 1.5 hour round-trip; approx. 20 miles. Minimal walking at the community visit, dirt paths. Periods of standing at the community visit and Trust.
Breakfast:
Packed breakfast with homemade muffin, fruit, yogurt, oat cookies, water and tea/coffee will be provided during the morning drive.
Morning:
We will start at sunrise for a birding-focused drive to several local hot spots in the Victoria Falls area. In open-air, 4x4 safari vehicles, we will start in town, driving along the Zambezi River and stopping at the golf course, as well as the water treatment plant; at both locations, we will have a chance to get out of the vehicle and walk a short distance searching for birds. Our drive will continue into the eastern side of Zambezi National Park, moving slowly through prime areas for birding from the vehicle. Species sighted today may include the black eagle, African skimmer, Taita falcon and half-collared kingfisher. Big game animals such as elephant, buffalo, zebra, giraffe, waterbuck and sable antelope may also be spotted inside the park. We will return to the lodge in the late morning before departing for lunch.
Lunch:
Taken at a nearby restaurant in Victoria Falls, we will have a buffet meal featuring traditional Zimbabwean dishes, plus water, tea and coffee. As we interact with our hosts, we’ll learn about local ingredients and cooking traditions in this part of Zimbabwe. Other beverages are available for purchase.
Afternoon:
Following lunch, we will reboard our minibus for a short drive to a community project in Victoria Falls; visits to these projects are done on a non-commercialized, authentic and interactive basis with a view to a genuine and meaningful interaction. Then, we will visit the Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust, where we will learn about how the Trust’s local conservation efforts are making a major impact in the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA). The Trust has four main areas of operation: Rescue and Rehabilitation; Wildlife Research; Wildlife Disease and Forensics Laboratory; and Community Outreach. In the company of a local expert, our visit will incorporate an overview of the Trust and its facilities, including the wildlife rehabilitation area. At the end of our visit, we will re-board our minibus and return to the lodge.
Dinner:
At the lodge.
Evening:
At leisure.
Day
11
Overview of Zimbabwe, To Hwange National Park
Location:
Hwange National Park
Meals:
B,L,D
Stay:
Khulu Bush Camp
Activity Note
Transfer to the airport 25 minutes; 13 miles. Flight time 30 minutes; boarding small aircraft via stairs. Transfer Hwange Airport to camp 25 minutes; 10 miles. Safari drive lasts 3-4 hours in open-air 4x4 vehicle.
Breakfast:
At the lodge.
Morning:
Following breakfast, our Group Leader will provide an overview on Zimbabwe. After checking out of the lodge, we will transfer to the Victoria Falls Airport, where we will board a private, light aircraft charter flight south to Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's premier safari destination. Hwange is legendary for its wonderful array of wildlife, particularly the massive herds of elephant and buffalo. In the summer months, large antelope herds migrate onto the plains, closely followed by large predators. Shallow pans are spread throughout the park, around which wildlife congregate, making for excellent and reliable game viewing. Elephant, Cape buffalo, sable, roan, southern giraffe, blue wildebeest, impala and sometimes even gemsbok (oryx) can be seen here. This park is one of the best for predators - lion, leopard, wild dog and cheetah are regularly sighted, along with the smaller African wildcat, serval, honey badger, civet and spotted hyena. Bird life in the area is also prolific, with more than 400 species found. Our local safari experts will greet us at the Hwange Airport for the transfer in open-air, 4x4 vehicles to camp.
Lunch:
At the camp, we’ll have a buffet lunch with a starter, main dish, side dish, and dessert. All local brand alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, water and coffee/tea provided; premium brand alcohol available for purchase.
Afternoon:
The early afternoon will be at leisure to rest during the heat of the day. Following afternoon tea, we will depart on our game drive. Game drives will be in open-air safari vehicles in the early mornings and late afternoons, when the animals and birds are most active. Each game drive lasts for approximately three hours, with a rest break half-way through. Game drives consist of moving slowly through the park searching for birds, predators and other animals. During the game drive, we will search for a variety of bird species including the Kalahari robin, lilac-breasted roller, ground hornbill, eastern red-footed kestrel, Lanner falcon, hobby falcon, and the Steppe eagle, which migrates to southern Africa all the way from the Central Asian steppes.
Dinner:
Dinners at the camp will be plated meals consisting of a salad or starter, main course with side, and dessert. All local brand alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, water and coffee/tea provided; premium brand alcohol available for purchase.
Evening:
Following dinner, we’ll set out on a short night game drive with a local safari expert in search of the nocturnal species active in the area. Some species we could spot may include civet, genet, bushbaby, pearl spotted owl, African scops owl, and Verreaux’s eagle-owl.
Day
12
Game Drives, Importance of Termites
Location:
Hwange National Park
Meals:
B,BR,D
Stay:
Khulu Bush Camp
Activity Note
Walking approx. 1 mile on the morning bush walk; about 1 hour; uneven, sandy terrain. Early morning and afternoon game drives are approx. 3 to 4 hours each in open-air, 4x4 vehicles; evening game drive is about 1 hour.
Breakfast:
Early at the camp before our game drive, we’ll have a light buffet with cold cereal, fresh fruit and rusks, plus coffee, tea, water.
Morning:
On an early morning game drive with a local safari expert, we will search for the varied birdlife and wildlife in the area before returning to camp.
Brunch:
At the camp, brunch will be a small buffet consisting of hot and cold breakfast and lunch dishes. All local brand alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, water and coffee/tea provided; premium brand alcohol available for purchase.
Afternoon:
In the company of a safari specialist, we’ll set out from the camp for a bush walk where we may encounter wildlife and birdlife, as well as explore the little surprises in the bush. You may wish to take some time on your own to rest during the heat of the day and enjoy the camp's amenities. During afternoon tea, our Group Leader will give a lecture on termites, followed by a late afternoon game drive. Keep an eye out for the Whalberg's eagle, swallow-tailed bee-eater, crested guinea fowl and Bradfield's hornbill.
Dinner:
At the camp.
Evening:
A short night game drive will be offered in search of the nocturnal species active in the area.
Day
13
Game Drives, Lion Social Structure and Behavior
Location:
Hwange National Park
Meals:
B,BR,D
Stay:
Khulu Bush Camp
Activity Note
Walking approx. 1 mile on the morning bush walk; about 1 hour; uneven, sandy terrain. Early morning and afternoon game drives are approx. 3 to 4 hours each in open-air 4x4 vehicles; evening game drive is about 1 hour.
Breakfast:
Light breakfast at the camp.
Morning:
On our morning game drive, we will search for birds and wildlife that may have eluded us thus far. Then, we will return to camp.
Brunch:
Camp buffet.
Afternoon:
After a bush walk led by a safari specialist, we’ll have some relaxation time to escape the heat of the day. Mid-afternoon, we will regroup for a tea-time lecture given by our Group Leader, which will focus on the social structure and behavior of lions. Afterwards, we will depart on our final afternoon game drive in Hwange to search for species such as the Steppe buzzard, harrier hawk, Cape vulture and secretary bird.
Dinner:
Farewell dinner in camp with new Road Scholar friends.
Evening:
Following dinner, we’ll set out for a short night game drive to look for nocturnal species.
Day
14
Birding Walk, Program Concludes
Location:
In Flight
Meals:
B,L
Activity Note
Walk for less than 1 mile; uneven ground. Transfer from camp to the airport is 25 minutes, 10 miles. Flight times 30 minutes, then 1 hour 40 minutes.
Breakfast:
In camp.
Morning:
Early morning before breakfast, our Group Leader will lead a birding walk on the lodge's property. We will have time to pack our bags before checking out and transferring the short distance to the Hwange National Park airport, where we will board a private charter flight back to Victoria Falls. In Victoria Falls, we will connect to our commercial flight to Johannesburg.
Lunch:
Provided in flight.
Afternoon:
We’ll arrive in Johannesburg in the mid-afternoon. Our program concludes upon arrival. If you are returning home, safe travels. If you are staying on independently, have a wonderful time. If you are transferring to another Road Scholar program, detailed instructions are included in your Information Packet for that program. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Don’t forget to join our Facebook page and follow us on Instagram. Best wishes for all your journeys!
Day
15
In Transit From Program
Location:
In Flight
Morning:
Early morning arrivals in North America.
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Please Note:
This program has itinerary variations on certain dates.
Nov 11, 2026 - Nov 25, 2026 (Johannesburg to Hwange National Park)
Oct 24, 2025 - Nov 07, 2025 (Johannesburg to Livingstone)
Nov 06, 2025 - Nov 20, 2025 (Johannesburg to Livingstone)
Nov 11, 2025 - Nov 25, 2025 (Johannesburg to Livingstone)
Jan 18, 2026 - Feb 01, 2026 (Johannesburg to Hwange National Park)
Feb 01, 2026 - Feb 15, 2026 (Johannesburg to Hwange National Park)
Oct 28, 2026 - Nov 11, 2026 (Johannesburg to Hwange National Park)
Nov 08, 2026 - Nov 22, 2026 (Johannesburg to Hwange National Park)
Nov 11, 2026 - Nov 25, 2026 (Johannesburg to Hwange National Park)
Nov 11 - Nov 25, 2026 Itinerary Differences:
For days 6-8, this departure will stay in Chobe National Park (Botswana) at Chobe Game Lodge in place of staying on the Chobe Riverfront (Namibia) at Chobe Savanna Lodge. All safari activities remain the same.
