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Chobe National Park, Botswana
Livingstone, Zambia
Highlights
Morning cruise on the Chobe River, see animals crossing to the islands
Close encounters with wildlife in the "real" wilderness
Camp in Chobe National Park
Itinerary
Pressed for time but craving a true African bush experience? The 2 Days and 1 Night Camping Safari is tailored for travelers visiting Victoria Falls or Livingstone who want to immerse themselves in the wild without sacrificing comfort. This tour whisks you to Chobe National Park for an authentic overnight adventure, far from the distractions of modern life.
Highlights include a scenic boat cruise on the Chobe River—often the tour’s most memorable moment—plus afternoon and sunset safaris amid the park’s abundant wildlife. Spend the night in a private bush campsite, savoring delicious open-fire meals and the haunting soundtrack of the African night. Day two brings a full day of wildlife encounters before returning to your hotel.
The unique selling point of this package is its blend of raw immersion and expertly guided comfort, giving you a taste of Africa’s wilderness even on the shortest schedule.

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Very disappointing
We were passed from person to person with a lot of uncertainties and tardiness up to hours. Those serving us at the camp were fine and the guide excellent, but the tents were not what we expected, there was no campfire and no wine was served, contrary to the brochure.
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