Today, Chobe encompasses four diverse wildlife regions that all carry the promise of an action-packed safari:
The lush Chobe Riverfront (the most concentrated and popular area), the grassland and clay Ngwezumba pans, remote Savute channel area, and the Linyanti Marshes, similar to the Okavango Delta.

The real reason Chobe is an African safari highlight is its huge elephant population.

Thanks to exceptional conservation efforts, the elephant population here has swelled to an estimated 120,000 – thought to be the highest concentration of African elephants in the world.

It’s the world’s only inland delta and the result is an ever-changing tapestry of exceptional natural beauty and natural abundance.

The World Heritage-listed area is an ecological hotspot, with its network of reed-lined waterways and channels, flooded woodlands, palm-fringed islands providing vital habitat for some of Africa’s most celebrated flora and fauna.

ROUND WINNER: Okavango Delta. Sure, Chobe is beautiful, and diverse. But the Okavango Delta is a totally unique eden smack in the heart of Southern Africa.