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One hour is more than enough in Chobe

This was a game drive transfer from the airport to the camp, just some twenty minutes from the park gate at a well known area called Hippo Pool, we stopped to count the hippos in this pool which were numbering to thirty animals, this was my first time to see such a big number in this pool. By Baleofi Disho

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Chobe Under Canvas Botswana, Date: 9 July 2009

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Tracking a beast

One of our 3 evenings spent in Chobe was serenaded by roars of beasts (lions). We could barely sleep as the excitement of seeing them was overwhelming. The calls came closer and they were non-stop. We headed out first thing in the morning to track and find the lions. The photo shows the large track which we were following on the road. Unfortunately we did...

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Dimari du Plooy, Date: 15 June 2009

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Sunset with elephants

our guide, meier, knew exactly when the sun would set and parked the vehicle on the flatlands right near the chobe river. lucky for us, a small elephant family strayed directly between us and the setting sun for a fantastic sight. it is the type of picture i've always wanted the opportunity to take.

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by david kassel, Date: 16 July 2008

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lion

we were fortunate to see a lot of lions in our 3 night stay. this one was resting during the late afternoon, away from the chobe river.

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by david kassel, Date: 16 July 2008

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Failed Attempt

On a very cool afternoon drive in the Chobe National Park we came across a pride of lions. Two males, two females and three cubs lying resting just off the road. As such they were doing what lions do best, especially during the day. Lying flat out with their eyes closed enjoying their cat nap. However with their acute sense of hearing they picked up their...

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Chobe Under Canvas Botswana, Date: 9 July 2008

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African Fish Eagle Pair

Common sight along the Chobe River and in the Chobe National Park.

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Desray Rennison, Date: 2 April 2008

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Elephant taking a mud bath

We watched this elephant for ages taking a mud bath on the banks of the Chobe River.

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Desray Rennison, Date: 2 April 2008

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Baby elephant in Chobe National Park

On our first game drive in the Chobe Naitonal Park we came across a breeding herd of elephants and this little one popped out from behind mommy!

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Desray Rennison, Date: 1 April 2008

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Giraffe licking salts off the sand

I have seen Giraffe bend to drink but never too lick the sand.

Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Desray Rennison, Date: 1 April 2008

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