Possibly the most visited section of the Park is the scenic Chobe Riverfront area, which is also known as Serondela.

Only a short drive from Kasane, the area is extremely popular with day visitors, who cross the border from Victoria Falls and visit the Park for just a short game drive and river cruise safari experience.

However, to really make the most of this area, a stay of 2 or 3 nights is highly recommended. 

As its name suggests, the Chobe River is the main attraction here, and along the riverfront, guests  can delight in watching herds of elephants come to drink from the river. 

Hippos are plentiful, and float lazily in the river during the day, and emerge at dusk to graze along the river banks. 

Lion and cheetah are also regular sightings, mainly because of the number of giraffe, zebra and antelope that also reside in the area. 

The marshy river banks are also home to the water-loving red lechwe and the very rare pukus. 

The birdlife is exceptional - from the larger species such as kori bustards, secretary birds and maribou storks, through to the brilliantly coloured lilac-breasted rollers.  Fish eagles swoop overhead, dive bombing into the river to catch their daily diet of fish. 

Suggested Holiday Itinerary

Suggested Itineraries

Prices on request7 Night Package
7 day itinerary.

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Chobe Safari Lodge, Chobe Riverfront

Safari Resort

   Average guest rating:4.0

There is a wide choice of accommodation at Chobe Safari Lodge. Individually decorated 46 en-suite Safari rooms offer every comfort, including air-conditioning, luxurious en-suite bath and shower facilities, as well as satellite TV.

From USD75 per person.

Elephant Valley Lodge, Chobe Riverfront

Safari Lodge

   Average guest rating:4.0

20 ‘meru styled’ tents are situated around well manicured lawns or along the edge of the valley. The camp perimeter is fenced to keep the elephant from moving through the camp, instead now they move around the camp boundary, along their well worn paths to and from the Chobe River.

From USD315 per person.

Chobe Marina Lodge, Chobe Riverfront

Safari Lodge

   Average guest rating:4.0

Accommodation is in thatched studios, apartments, chalets and suites, with private lounges and modern comforts such as air conditioning, ceiling fans, satellite TV, telephones and mini bars. All rooms look out over the river and the lush, landscaped gardens.

From USD356 per person.

Chobe Savanna, Chobe Riverfront

Safari Lodge

   Average guest rating:4.0

The lodge accommodates just 24 guests in stylish thatched chalets, each with private deck, a combined bedroom / lounge area and en-suite bathrooms. All rooms are furnished in subtle earth tones and dark woods in a contemporary African theme.

From USD510 per person.

Chobe Game Lodge, Chobe Riverfront

Safari Lodge

   Average guest rating:4.7

All the rooms at the lodge are river-facing, and have their own private terrace / balcony. They are fully air-conditioned, as well as having en-suite bathrooms and complimentary stocked mini bars.

From USD527.5 per person.

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