Chobe Day Trip from Victoria Falls
About the Adventure
Chobe National Park holds one of the largest elephant populations on earth, and it's close enough to Victoria Falls to visit in a single day. A Chobe day trip crosses the border into Botswana for a morning game drive along the wildlife-rich riverfront, followed by a boat-based game cruise on the Chobe River — often the highlight, as elephant, buffalo, hippo and crocodile gather at the water's edge, sometimes within metres of the boat. The day's logistics — border crossing, timing, lunch — are handled by the operator, so the focus stays on the wildlife.
Pricing
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Chobe day trip | From ~$249 |
Typically includes the game drive, river cruise, lunch, park fees and round-trip transfers. Visa not included.
Good to Know
- Border crossing: The trip crosses into Botswana at Kazungula. Most nationalities are covered by the KAZA Univisa ($50), valid for Zimbabwe and Zambia and permitting day trips to Botswana; carry your passport.
- The river cruise is usually the standout — Chobe's riverfront has some of the highest game densities in Africa.
- Early start: Expect a pre-dawn departure to maximise time in the park.
Good to Pair With
- For a fuller experience, see our Chobe Day Safari package and the Two-Day Victoria Falls & Chobe Escape
- The overnight version is the Chobe Overnight Camping Safari
- See the Chobe National Park, Botswana destination guide for more
Preparation & Logistics
Make sure to wear comfortable clothing and carry insect repellent, sunblock, and a camera. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel reception. Have a copy of your passport or KAZA visa handy if crossing borders.
















