Live out the adventure of a lifetime, while camping as close to nature as you can get in the relaxing solitude of the African landscape. Chobe Under Canvas is perfect for adventure enthusiasts, seasoned bush lovers, repeat travellers, photographers and birders. Experience the rustic charm of camping combined with the comfort of full service, a flush toilet and steaming hot bucket showers.
Chobe Under Canvas is carefully positioned as close as possible to the resident game of the Chobe National Park. Enjoy the simplicity of the mobile tents at private campsites in one of the top wildlife areas in the world, and home to some of the largest elephant herds on the African continent. Enjoy morning and afternoon game drives and private boat cruises on the Chobe River. Dine beneath the stars on mouth-watering meals freshly prepared over an open fire.
Well-used animal trails meander between five ensuite safari tents at Chobe Under Canvas, positioned at exclusive campsites in the northern reaches of the park, and within driving distance of the Chobe River. The guest areas comprise of spacious tents for dining, pre-dinner drinks or simply whiling away the time between game viewing adventures with a good book and frosted beer or glass of wine. Delicious meals cooked over the coals are shared around a blazing fire.
During your stay, enjoy twice-daily game drives and one half-day photographic boat safari that will allow you to capture the magnificent fauna and flora of the Chobe River, aboard a custom-built Pangolin photographic boat.
Maureen & Chris –
We saw so much wildlife in Chobe because all the animals come to the river and so are easier to spot. The staff and management were outstanding and the tents amazing. That first night in Chobe it was a bit disconcerting to hear the lions breathe and roar. It felt like they were next to the tent but they were actually quite far away – what a truly great experience. You have a special bunch of people and you are doing a terrific job in making memories
that will last us a lifetime!”