Chobe Tented Safari
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Chobe National Park, Botswana

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African Safari

A travel blog entry by heynurse

January 10th, 2006, I started my adventure by taking multiple planes (Chicago-London-Johannesburg-Maun-Sandi be Lodge) the total time it took to get to my first destination was 30 hours. The last plane was an 8 seated prop plane. By the way the plane looked I would be happy to arrive in one piece. It was leaking water on the inside of the plane. …

Game drive in Botswana

A travel blog entry by nuwan_shali

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We were now up to day 19 of our 21 day trip and were seeing the end. All of us felt so great about everything we had done and seen so far. But the excitement wasn't over yet. We crossed the border into Botswana, quickly stopped at a campsite to have lunch, packed our day packs with the essentials for one night, and we were off to the Chobe National …

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Safari in Botswana

A travel blog entry by travelingdiva

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... enough for them to hose us down with their trunks, if they had wanted to. But they didn't seem bothered by us at all and let us enjoy their company.

After our cruise we were returned to the lodge where we had a buffet lunch which offered a variety of kebabs. I had some very nice chicken kebabs, and good salads as well. They had some mildly fruity mystery ice cream on the dessert buffet which I also tried.

After lunch we had another guide. This one took us into ...

The Big Five

A travel blog entry by kristinrust

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... wait to see anything with a huge beak or colorful feathers. There was some kind of stork that when spread out, looked like he was wearing an Elvis suit.

Once we went bit farther in you realize how large the island is. You also realize it is covered with thousands and thousands of Cape Buffalo. These guys and their uni-brow horns are massive and look like they want to ram the hell out of ...

Chobe National Park: "In Chobe We Trust"

A travel blog entry by drfumblefinger

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... run off a car battery), warm showers, and a flush toilet. Meals were very tasty and I'm not sure if I can ever go back to car camping in America after how we were pampered by the staff. They not only drove us around and showed us the wildlife but cooked, cleaned and completely spoiled and looked after us; they even sang beautiful Boatswain traditional songs on the night of our departure.
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