Chobe River in Africa
(36 Reviews)
100% Recommended
Susan Tindell
Rice Lake, WI
Certified Tahiti Specialist
La ora na! With 40 years of expertise, I've dedicated myself to bringing the enchanting vistas of Tahiti closer to you. Imagine waking up to the serene beauty of crystal blue waters kissing white sands, right from your bungalow in paradise. The So...
La ora na! With 40 years of expertise, I've dedicated myself to bringing the enchanting vistas of Tahiti closer to you. Imagine waking up to the serene beauty of crystal blue waters kissing white sands, right from your bungalow in paradise. The South Pacific islands, true jewels in the South Pacific, offer idyllic escapes. As a Certified Tahiti Specialist, I’ve not only experienced the allure of Tahiti and her islands multiple times but have also transformed these experiences into dream vacations for my clients. Whether it's a romantic retreat in an over-the-water bungalow where sunsets blend seamlessly with the sea or a family adventure in a beach bungalow with direct sand access, I specialize in making it happen.My passion lies in uncovering the hidden gems of Tahiti, mastering the tips, tricks, and local secrets. This insight allows me to craft personalized, extraordinary travel experiences. My goal goes beyond mere travel planning; it's about crafting journeys that offer a new perspective on life. Vacations tailor-made by me promise an immersion into exotic cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and experiences that change how you view your world. Let me empower you to step away from the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. The power of travel is profound – it transforms, enlightens, and enriches. With every vacation I plan, I aim to open doors to new possibilities, turning dreams into reality. Haere tatou! Let's embark on this transformative journey together.
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Enjoy lunch on the Chobe River!
Our next flight was a bit longer, an hour and twenty minutes to Kasane, an actual airport. Our other stops at the camps saw us landing on airstrips in the bush. We were met by Ali, our new guide, from Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero. We were now deep in the wilderness of Botswana, overlooking the magnificent Chobe River, close to the northern border that meets with neighboring Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Botswana is one of the world's most sparsely populated countries, and some seventy percent is covered by the Kalahari Desert. Chobe National Park is certainly not in the desert; it has the highest density of trees in the entire country. The river, a tributary of the Zambezi, is the only permanently available source of water for the park's large population of mammals. The park is one of the few areas in Africa where visitors are almost guaranteed sights of elephants swimming in or crossing the river, and the floodplain is the only place in southern Africa where the puku antelope can be seen. Our first drive here, which included a boat excursion on the Chobe, came in the afternoon, giving us more magnificent views of the animals in their natural habitat.
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