What to do and see in Chobe National Park, North-West District: The Best Nature & Parks

This is the wildest of the Chobe National Park regions, home to roaming herds of elephants and countless other animals.

This region of Chobe National Park is known as the place to see elephants, with an estimated 40,000 of them traveling in herds along the Chobe River.

Rich in grasslands, desert plains and volcanic hills, the Savuti (Savute) area covers nearly two thousand square miles of Chobe National Park.

The CARACAL World of Wildlife offers an unique opportunity to get up close and personal with some of Botswana's lesser-known, less often encountered, and often poorly understood wildlife. Conservation education is at the heart of everything we do. Our collection is made up of a range of creatures that have been injured or orphaned, and although we do rehabilitate and release these animals, this is not always possible due to the severity of their injuries. We take this bad situation and try to get something positive out of it by providing a high quality of life and inducting these animals into our ambassador program. In this way, these animals become ambassadors for their respective species, offering not just the chance to encounter one of them, but also to learn all about their stories and the roles they fulfill in Botswana's vibrant ecosystems. Our collection includes Botswana's largest collection of endemic snakes, small mammals, raptors, owls, and a few endangered species too. Each year we host thousands of school children from across the country, thousands of foreign tourists, wildlife officers, policy-makers, officials, locals and others. Our offering is unique, informative, family friendly, affordable, and not to be missed.

Crocodile Farm, we raise Nile Crocodiles, we offer educational and entertainment tours of our business. Great as an inexpensive activity, or ideal for families, school groups or anyone interesting in learning about crocodiles, fees are less for groups and students.