If you would like to experience a stay on the Chobe Princess as part of an unforgettable safari trip in Southern Africa, please contact us! We will create your very own personalised CONSAFARITY for you, always taking into account your individual ideas, wishes and possibilities.
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The most important facts at a glance
Meals
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Drinks
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Number of rooms
4
Wifi
No
Laundry service
Yes
Souvenir shop
Yes
Pool
Yes
Two of the Chobe Princess houseboats feature four cabin suites, while the third and slightly larger vessel offers five cabin suites. The rooms are equipped with all amenities, from air conditioning to mosquito-proof windows and modern en-suite bathrooms. Through the large sliding windows, guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the river and the surrounding landscapes right from their own beds.
In addition to the cabins on the lower deck, the middle deck houses the dining area, a lounge with a bar, and an outdoor area with a veranda and pool. Two of the Chobe Princess houseboats also feature an Upper-Viewing Deck, providing picturesque views. These small, luxurious houseboats are equally suitable as the start or end point of your undoubtedly unforgettable safari journey.
Chobe Princess Highlights:
- Small, romantic houseboat on the Chobe River
- Comfortably furnished with a fresh flair
- Panoramic views of the stunning wildlife, including vast elephant herds
- Excursions to the four corners of Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe
- Daily motorboat trips with the tender boat on the Chobe River
- Visit to one of Africa's oldest baobabs
- Completely new perspective through the permanent stay on the water
Possible safari actvities
Motorboat trip
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The Chobe Princess houseboat program is flexible, allowing guests to choose from a wide range of activities. In addition to the classic water safari, village tours on the Namibian side, fishing trips, or birding excursions can be arranged. Furthermore, a six-kilometer walk through the picturesque paths of Impalila Island leads to one of Africa's oldest baobab trees. This remarkable baobab is approximately 2000 years old and is also known as the "Tree of Life."
Every day presents the opportunity to take a tender boat out to see the often passing giant herds of elephants, buffalos, and zebras, as well as lion prides and a good number of crocodiles up close. For those who choose to stay on board, rewards await as well – from the upper deck, one can enjoy spectacular views, admire the impressive diversity of birds and plants, and spot the occasional elephant or buffalo while the Chobe Princess gracefully glides along the shores of the Chobe River.
