Chobe River Photographic Safaris

Get The Perfect Shot While Cruising On The Chobe River

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Chobe River Photographic Safari

Photograph the abundant wildlife that visit the banks of the Chobe River to quench their thirst, from the vantage point of the purpose built photographic boat.

Take advantage of this unparalleled photographic safari on the Chobe River. Embark on the Pangolin photographic safari boat, especially tailored for both the photography enthusiast and the wildlife admirer. This half-day adventure allows you an incredible visual advantage and the unique opportunity for close-ups of the magnificent fauna and flora of the Chobe River. The boat is custom built and fitted with state of the art cameras for every passenger. A professional photographer is on board to provide budding shutterbugs with practical advice and examples during their time on the boat.

Information

$56 per person
06:00 daily
5 hours
Min pax: 2

Rates

Jan
$56
Feb
$56
March
$56
April
$56
May
$56
June
$56
July
$56
Aug
$56
Sep
$56
Oct
$56
Nov
$56
Dec
$56

• Rates quoted are per person.
• Please treat all pricing as a guide only.
• All rates are subject to availability and may change without notice.
• Request a quote or speak to one of our Conscious Traveller safari experts for the best, most current rates available.

Inclusions

Snacks
Drinks
Professional photographer
Return transfers

Exclusions

US$10 National Parks fees per person

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Making A Difference

Chobe River Photographic Safari
Giving back to the community

Proceeds from the wildlife conservation safari go directly to support the Victoria Falls Anti Poaching Unit. The unit was established in January 1999, in an effort to fight the alarming levels of destruction that were taking place in the area. Since then, VFAPU has worked in close co-operation with the National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority and the Zimbabwe Republic Police, to achieve many successes.

Having started off with just three scouts, the unit has grown in strength and now has twelve full-time scouts actively patrolling an area of approximately fifty square kilometres surrounding Victoria Falls. The patrols operate around the clock to combat poaching in all its various forms.

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