Chobe Park
Botswana's vast Chobe eco-system is one of the most fecund and scenic in Africa. Watered by the perennial Chobe, Linyanti, and Kwando Rivers, the greater Chobe region hosts most of Africa's big game species in high concentrations; what the reserve is perhaps most famous for, however, is its huge population of elephants, said to be the largest in Africa. A word of caution about Chobe National Park, however - there are several large hotels within and directly adjacent to the Park itself. In combination with a lot of day traffic from nearby Victoria Falls, this makes the public part of Chobe National Park rather overcrowded with visitors, which greatly detracts from the overall safari experience.
As such, we recommend that travelers stay at one of the private concessions that adjoins the National Park - here you will enjoy the same quality of game-viewing (nothing obstructs the free movement of game between the Park and the surrounding reserves) with the privacy and intimacy that are so important to a true African wilderness experience.