Chobe Savanna Lodge Group Safari
***SA Resident Special!
***First 3 rooms - NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT!
With our 4-day group safari, you will have the opportunity to explore the waterways of the Chobe Channel. Situated in the Eastern Caprivi, Zambezi Province of Namibia, a narrow strip of country on the northern bank of the Chobe RiverR, Chobe Savanna Lodge overlooks the vast floodplains of the Chobe National Park's Puku flats.
Our small group safaris offer the opportunity to explore Botswana while enjoying the company of an intimate group of like-minded safari enthusiasts, on a set itinerary. All Small Group Tours can be booked as a Private Safari.
Itinerary
Dates & Prices
Dates:
29 August - 01 September 2025
SPECIAL DISCOUNTED RAND RATE to SA residents!!!!
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENTS for the first 3 single clients who book!
Rates:
| From Johannesburg | |
|---|---|
| Per person SHARING / SINGLE: | R26,805.00 pp (SAVE R14,088.00 pp) |
- The quoted prices include an airfare cost of R10 900.00.
- Prices quoted are based in South African Rand (ZAR), but still subject to change without notice dependent on exchange rate fluctuations.
- Prices quoted exclude any financial transaction charges. Please note that you are responsible for the cost of any and all bank charges incurred in any of the payment processes. All payments must be made in the currency in which the quotation was accepted.
- Price quoted is per person sharing.
- A single traveller supplement rates will be quoted on request when first 3 single rooms are sold.
- Fares for international/regional flights, as quoted, are subject to change and will be updated when we issue your tickets.
Chobe Region (Caprivi Strip)
The Zambezi Region, formerly known as the Caprivi Strip, is an unusual piece of land, rich in history, that protrudes out from northerneastern Namibia between Angola, Zambia, and Botswana. The land was acquired to allow for a passageway to the Zambezi River and on to East Africa. Measuring 450 km (280 mi) in length, the rugged terrain is characterized by a number of rivers which mostly define its borders. Being at the center of the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation area, this part of Namibia is incredibly wild with an abundance of large mammal and bird life that attracts tourists from all over.
