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Watch life on the Chober River during a relaxed picnic break

Chobe Riverfront, Botswana

Watch life on the Chober River during a relaxed picnic break
Hände öffnen eine grüne Thermoskanne auf einem Picknicktisch neben Instantkaffee und einer Keksverpackung.

Enjoy a picnic break on the Chobe River with a view of the water. The spot offers benches, toilets and shady trees.

What you can experience here

Enjoy the peace and beauty of Chobe National Park at an idyllic picnic site on the Chobe River. Here you can take a break, watch nature and enjoy your snacks while you catch a glimpse of the river through the trees. The elevated position gives you a good view of the water-rich river. With a bit of luck you’ll see crocodiles gliding past – a breathtaking sight that makes your visit unforgettable.

The picnic site has benches and toilets – the only public ones in the entire park. But be careful: the site is not fenced. Before you get out of the car you should carefully scan the surroundings for animals. Once you’ve found a nice spot you can unpack your snacks in the shade of the trees and enjoy the tranquillity. Watch out for vervet monkeys, which are often nearby and will grab your food in a flash.

This picnic site is perfect as a stopover during your game drive. Plan a break here to get out of the vehicle, stretch your legs and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Chobe River.

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  • Picnic spots

Where you'll find it

Serondela Picnic Site · 5266+75 Serondela, Botsuana

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