&Beyond Chobe Under Canvas

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&Beyond Chobe Under Canvas

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Out of this World

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Africa, Botswana, Chobe National Park
andBeyond Chobe Under Canvas, Botswana

How They Dazzle Us

A peaceful country, proud of its history and its resources, Botswana will do everything in its power to show off for you. This is where the romance with the warm heart of Africa begins. Chobe National Park is famous for its elephant, hippos and buffalo, so you will be sure to have close encounters with these majestic and graceful animals. Chobe is Botswana’s first national park that runs along the Chobe River. The river cruises offer birdwatching and photographic opportunities with abundant hippo and crocodile sightings. Not far from the world-renowned Victoria Falls, you can add a trip to the Falls onto your itinerary.

Why We Love Them

Listen carefully for lions roaring as you go to bed with the sounds of nature, tucked away safely in the canvassed accommodation. A true sense of Africa is embodied in the elegant and sophisticated yet rustic and authentic design of the camp. &Beyond Chobe Under Canvas offers the original safari experience, allow yourself to fall in love with its beauty and uniqueness. The private, secluded campsites offer an isolated African adventure, undisturbed and filled with the luxuries that will help you relax. Go for early morning game drives, have sundowners on the Chobe river or dine under the scintillating star-dusted night skies.

Their Sustainable Superpower

Protection of the land and its wildlife is an ongoing task that is supported by &Beyond Chobe Under Canvass. It forms part of the greater &Beyond group which pools resources to support several sustainability projects. &Beyond recognises too, the great need to care for its communities as they are the heirs of the land who rely on its existence for their livelihoods and the relationship needs to be symbiotic. Isolated and remote communities are provided with education and mobile clinics. The education includes sharing of environmental knowledge and farming practices to ensure the fragile relationship between man and nature is understood and well managed.