Where Elephants Swim The River And Vultures Led Us to Lions in One Day? Chobe National Park!

Welcome to the final episode of our Southern Africa series — and we saved the very best for last. Chobe National Park, Botswana. 🐘 Just 90 minutes from Livingstone, Zambia — Chobe is the elephant capital of the world, home to the largest concentration of elephants on the entire planet — between 100,000 and 150,000 of them roaming freely across the park. We join a game drive and boat safari on the Chobe River — witnessing elephants swimming across the river to a mid-river island, a herd mourning their fallen family member, Nile crocodiles basking on every sandbar, hippos everywhere, warthogs on their knees grazing, and vultures circling overhead leading us directly to lions. The most extraordinary final chapter to the most extraordinary trip. One day at Victoria Falls. The next day in Chobe surrounded by the largest elephant population on Earth. If this combination isn't on your bucket list already — it should be. 🌍 Thank you for watching the whole series — I hope you enjoyed every episode! Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment telling me your favourite destination from the series. See you in November! 🙏 #magrianTravels #ChobeNationalPark #Botswana #Elephants #AfricaSafari #VictoriaFalls #Livingstone #Zambia #WildlifeAfrica #AfricaVlog #SouthAfrica