Accommodation

Chobe River Camp

"The stunning view of the Chobe River makes this camp truly unique"

Budget level: Affordable

Country

Namibia

When to Go

All Year

Property Type

Camp Permanent

Location

Northern Namibia Safaris, Zambezi Region (Caprivi)

Why we like it

Unique location directly on the banks of the Chobe River
Spectacular animal observations are possible here
Boat safaris and canoe trips are a special highlight
Convenient last night in Namibia before crossing over to Botswana

The idyllic Chobe River Camp is a place for pure relaxation and helps every visitor find his way back to nature. Without fences and embedded in the riverbank, the camp nestles cleverly into the wilderness and provides an unforgettable safari experience thanks to the wild scenery and unique game viewing opportunities.

In Namibia‘s north-eastern most tip, separated from Botswana only by the Chobe River, lies the camp of the same name – the Chobe River Camp. The location is spectacular, as this peaceful patch of wilderness is a lush home to all kinds of game, but especially to the largest elephant population in Africa just across the river.

The camp has been built discreetly and ecologically right on the banks of the river and the comfortable tent chalets, built on stilts, face the river. Thus the view from the private veranda is an indescribable sight every morning.
Each chalet is equipped with a comfortable double bed and attached mosquito nets. The tent walls can be partially opened so that nature can still be observed from the bed. Each accommodation also has its own bathroom with shower and toilet.

Extra tents with a third sleeping possibility are available for families.

The main terrace, which also houses the breakfast area, a small lounge area and the bar, also offers a equally spectacular view of the river and the wild animals roaming around it. In addition to the camp’s swimming pool, daily game drives and wildlife viewing tours by boat make for an unforgettable stay. It is furthermore possible to participate in guided hikes, bird-watching excursions and canoe trips.