Chobe Noka Tented Camp
On the south bank of the Chobe, fifteen minutes from the park gate and the continent’s densest elephant population.
Wilderness Dawning is a privately-owned safari company based in Maun, Botswana and Johannesburg, South Africa.
LOCATION
South bank of the Chobe River
ACCOMMODATION
Eleven en-suite tents
GETTING THERE
Kasane Airport or Kazungula
ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Chobe National Park, 15 minutes
It Can Only Be Chobe Noka
A private island atop a seasonal floodplain, tented rooms with raised decks set under tall Mahogany and Birdplum trees, and a prime location with 2 acres on the south bank of the Chobe, close to where this vast river flows into the Zambezi.
It can only be Chobe Noka. Near to the Kazungula border for drivers, and Kasane Airport if you’re flying, it’s a simple yet entirely comfy camp and you’ll sleep under canvas in one of eleven tents. Outside, walkways wind through the mahogany and mangosteen trees to the central lounge and dining area overlooking the river, and a firepit under the stars.
The Camp
Chobe Noka at a Glance
Location
When to Visit
Activities
Amenities
Location
Chobe Noka sits on two acres on the south bank of the Chobe, close to where this vast river flows into the Zambezi, a private island atop a seasonal floodplain, with tented rooms on raised decks set under tall Mahogany and Birdplum trees.
It is near the Kazungula border for those driving, and Kasane Airport for those flying. Chobe National Park is a scant fifteen minutes away by vehicle.
When to Visit
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Activities
Game drives run morning and afternoon through areas that are home to the continent’s densest elephant population. Add an iconic cruise on the Chobe River, which offers a different perspective on the gentle giants, and a waterway that is one of Botswana’s top spots for birdwatching.
Amenities
Eleven tents under canvas, all en-suite, each with its own raised deck. Walkways wind through the mahogany and mangosteen trees to a central lounge and dining area overlooking the river, and a firepit under the stars.
Under Canvas
You’ll sleep under canvas in one of eleven tents, each on its own raised deck beneath the trees, each one en-suite. It is a simple yet entirely comfy camp, no more than it needs to be, and nothing between you and the river but a mosquito screen.
Outside, walkways wind through the mahogany and mangosteen trees to the central lounge and dining area overlooking the river, and a firepit under the stars.
It’s All About the Wildlife
But really, it’s all about the wildlife here. Chobe National Park is a scant fifteen minutes away by vehicle, and game drives run morning and afternoon through areas that are home to the continent’s densest elephant population.
Add an iconic cruise on the Chobe River, which offers a different perspective on the gentle giants, and enjoy a waterway that is one of Botswana’s top spots for birdwatching.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT
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Craig Nesbitt WhatsApp (27) 84 805 4459 & (267) 73 893 671