Chobe National Park Tours and Tickets - page 2

We were picked up by Enock from Victoria Falls and taken to the border at Botswana. He was polite and told us about the area then helped us through immigration at the border where we met our guide Jack from Tony Mobile Safari. If you want a guide that’s going to go all out and give you your money’s worth then Jack is your guide. We started with a 3 hour game drive on the river where we saw many different animals. After the river we went back to his office and given a chance to shop in Kasane before we started our afternoon game drive. Jack would stop and study some tracks and then take us right to Lions or Giraffes or Elephants. We got to camp shortly after dark and dinner was waiting and it was delicious. We sat in the dark looking at the stars while a lion roared about 100 yards away. Afterwards we went in our tent with an attached bush bathroom. Jack woke us at 6:00 the next morning and after a quick breakfast we headed out for a 6 hour game drive. We stopped by the river and a huge Baobab tree for coffee and lunch before heading out of the park. On the way out was the highlight. Jack took us off road right to a Leopard sleeping in a tree with its Impala kill. After that Jack took us back to the border where we met up with Enock and the transfer back to Vic Falls. For the price this was a to do bucket list thing to do and well worth it.

It was a great tour. Kenneth was a great guide. Be sure to check the weather. We experienced some rain and I was the only one who was prepared.

I continue to be impressed with Viator excursions. Once again, we had an excellent experience that was well within the cost of other safaris I found when arriving in Zimbabwe. Everything ran smoothly and our guide, Cobra, was very knowledgeable, spoke excellent English, and made sure we had a very memorable experience. We will never forget today!

Incredible experience sleeping in the bush, with lions growling as my alarm clock. Ricky from Deep Africa Mobile Safaris was my guide and was expert. $550 was way to little to charge for this experience. By staying in the bush I got much more time in the wild rather than commuting in and out of the park. I hot about 15 hours in a jeep and 2 hours on a boat. The boat portion could be substituted for more jeep time in my opinion.

Very well organized tour, starting from the pickup, driving upto Botswana border, Immigration clearance on both sides, boat and land safari at Chobe national park and return was very well organized. Our driver/guide at both borders were very helpful, especially getting visa for us at Botswana border. The boat safari in the morning was very enjoyable, spotted elephants, few buffaloes and hippos. The high point was an elephant swimming across the river. Lunch was fine. The afternoon safari was a bit disappointing. Half of the time was spent in driving into the Chobe national park. Our driver seemed to be in a hurry, didn't get enough time to click pictures. But he stopped to greet the driver of every passing vehicle. We spotted a lion pride, which was great. I definitely recommend this tour and wish the Agency educate their Driver to focus on giving their customers a memorable visit, rather than just doing their job.

The guides are amazing, the views are fantastic. A lot of animals and envirorment are very clean. The facilities are perfect and great lunch

An excellent experience on river safari. Saw all animals as mentioned in the advertisement. However, it is not night safari as mentioned.

The cruise safari on Chobe River brought us very close to the animals on shore for the best photos! The safari in the Chobe national park was average, as we didn't see that many animals and the safari driver seemed to rush through on the way back. The driver did point out various interesting things to us during the safari ride though.