This is Botswana’s second largest park (10,566km2) with habitats including riverfront thickets along the Chobe River, rich grasslands, floodplains and forests of acacia, baobab and mopane trees.

The Savuti Marsh, made famous by numerous wildlife documentaries, is a popular destination for tourists and the scene of dense wildlife concentrations and large zebra and wildebeest migrations.

A prime feature of the park is its elephant population which covers most of northern Botswana and nortwestern Zimbabwe