Night Game Drive in Kasane, Lesoma Valley
Chobe National Park, Botswana
Experience the thrill of a night game drive through Lesoma Valley. Spot nocturnal wildlife like civets, genets, porcupines, and bushbabies, and listen to the sounds of the bush.
Highlights
- Experience the thrill of a night game drive through Lesoma Valley
- Spot nocturnal wildlife like civets, genets, porcupines, and bushbabies
- Listen to the sounds of the bush, including frogs and crickets
- See predators like hyenas, lions, and leopards in their natural habitat
- Enjoy a quieter, less crowded alternative to Chobe’s main routes
Description
Meet your guide in Kasane or Lesoma Valley and receive a quick safety briefing and spotlight setup. Then, embark on a guided night game drive through Lesoma Valley and the fringes of Chobe National Park.
Spot nocturnal wildlife such as civets, genets, porcupines, bushbabies, owls, and nightjars. Predators like hyenas, lions, and leopards are often more active after dark.
Listen to the sounds of the bush, including frogs, crickets, and distant calls of night hunters. Conclude the drive back at your lodge or drop-off point in Kasane.
Includes
- Guided night game drive
- Spotlight setup
- Wildlife spotting
Excludes
- Food and drinks
Important Information
- The drive takes place in the evening and can get chilly, so warm clothing is recommended
- Flash photography is not allowed to avoid disturbing the wildlife
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
You can spot nocturnal animals like civets, genets, porcupines, bushbabies, as well as predators such as hyenas, lions, and leopards in Lesoma Valley, Botswana.
The night game drive explores Lesoma Valley and the edges of Chobe National Park near Kasane, Botswana.
Meet your guide in Kasane or Lesoma Valley for a safety briefing and spotlight setup before the drive; check the website to book and confirm details.
Night game drives typically start after sunset; check the activity's website for current operation hours in Botswana.
Yes, the drive includes a safety briefing and is conducted by experienced guides to ensure participant safety in Botswana's wilderness.
A spotlight is provided by guides for wildlife viewing, so you don’t need to bring special equipment.
Yes, the night game drive offers chances to see predators such as lions, leopards, and hyenas in their natural habitat in Botswana.
The night drive focuses on nocturnal wildlife and offers a quieter alternative to busy daytime routes in Chobe, Botswana.
Age restrictions may apply for safety reasons; check the specific tour provider's guidelines in Botswana.
Bring warm clothing, insect repellent, and a camera; all spotlight equipment will be provided by the guide.
