Situated in the northeast corner of Botswana, sharing adjoining borders with Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe at the Quadripoint, Chobe National Park is an ideal destination to experience the best of Africa’s Eden. The Chobe River is the lifeblood of this region and starts as the Cuando River in Angola, which flows west through Namibia, then becoming the Linyanti. As a large tributary of the mighty Zambezi River, the Chobe River and its surrounding ecosystems provide spectacular wilderness experiences in Botswana’s portion of Africa’s Eden. Road access to Chobe National Park is through Kasane in Botswana; neighbouring countries can access it from Kazungula Border Post. Visitors can fly into Kasane International Airport from Johannesburg (South Africa) and Gaborone (Botswana). They can also fly into Zambia (Livingstone) or Zimbabwe (Victoria Falls) and travel by road. Transfers can be arranged for accommodation in and around Kasane. Flights, via light aircraft, to individual lodges and bush camps can be provided from Kasane Airport. Your tour operator or destination lodge will assist in arranging these flights.