subject: Ichobezi Safari houseboats [print this page] Chobe National Park is probably Botswana's next most well known conservation area. A diverse area, the Park is best known for its concentrations of elephant some 120 000 individuals, along with good numbers of buffalo, antelope and predators. Birding is also excellent, with many migrants visiting from November to March. Fishing is an activity commonly found on the Chobe River. Local fishing guides associated with the Ichobezi River lodge, are available to offer their expertise and skill acquired over a lifetime.
For those interested in an intimate experience with marine life, Ichobezi Safari boats are the ideal mode of luxury travel. Measuring 18 meters long with four appointed cabins, each with an en suite bathroom and large window, offering guests their own private view of the river.
The two houseboats each offer a large entertainment deck with lounge, bar, dining area, sundeck and plunge pool. The houseboats are also equipped with three tender boats and guests are welcome to navigate the river independently. The Ichobezi cruises through the Kasai channel into the Zambezi River which is a prime area for fishing groups.
The Ichobezi Safari Boats are smaller than other river boats allowing the cruiser to travel further along the Chobe River than other boats. The Ichobezi cruises through the Kasai cahnnel into the Zambezi River which is a prime area for fishing groups. The Ichobezi houseboats dock on a site overlooking the Chobe National Park. The Ichobezi Safari boats are affiliated to a land based lodge allowing the opportunity to experience the diversity of the region, including game cruises, birding, guided walks and fishing and visits to floodplain villages to interact with the locals.
With three course dinners and four to five crew members aboard to serve the eight guests, offer specialist knowledge of the area and expertly navigate the river, guests are offered a distinct experience of Africa while cruising aboard a luxury houseboat.
Ichobezi Safari houseboats
By: Carlynne
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