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If it’s a family holiday you’re looking for, you can’t go wrong with a trip to Chobe National Park. This is the stuff that you see in National Geographic photo stories and read of in the adventures of David Attenborough. The game park is known for its large herds of elephants. These gracious beasts remain wild but have become accustomed to the telephoto lenses and tourists. Across the park, hippos an elephants share the same waters. These still waters are contrasted to the gushing torrid flows of the Zambezi. Plunges 5,604 feet into a chasm, it creates one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls, also appropriately named ‘Smoke that Thunders’. The foamy rapids of Bakota Gorge offer excellent whitewater rafting. If the grade 4 and 5 rapids named Oblivion or Devil’s Toilet Bowl don’t ‘charm’ you into giving them a go, then try a quiet drift down the Zambezi in a canoe.

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