The Best PHOTO SAFARI for 2024

This has to be the best photo safari for 2024 and 2025! A Photo Safari in Africa doesn't have to cost the earth! In this video, Toby answers some of the frequently asked questions about our safaris and gives details on The 7-day Best of The Chobe photo safari for 2024. This has to be the best photo safari for 2024!
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0:00 Introduction
1:04 Where will I be staying?
2:59 So, what about the wildlife photography?
4:24 What if I'm an absolute beginner?
4:55 How many people are on each safari?
5:17 What time of year do the safaris run?
5:46 Do I need my own camera?
6:19 Will you teach us about editing our images?
7:01 What is included in the package?
7:40 www.pangolin.africa

[@PangolinWildlife]

Guess the cost of this safari per person (excluding flights of course) and put it in the comments below....then head over to www.pangolinphoto.com/safaris/best-of-the-chobe and see how close you were. We will be very interested to see what you think. Thanks.

[@MK-bg9bj]

6.000 dollars - far off 😅

[@christopherbeckerdite4273]

$3500/USD

[@PangolinWildlife]

$6000 for two...bring a friend!

[@chrismartin7594]

@@PangolinWildlife I'm on my own is there a single accommodation?

[@chrismartin7594]

@@PangolinWildlife also can you sort flights out?

[@stevemossmakes2306]

If I wasn't already sold I would be now. Going into SA next year, and will do whatever it takes to make it to Pangolin the next. Simply amazing.

[@PangolinWildlife]

You know where we are now!!! See you soon.

[@ruudthoomes2608]

On my bucket list for sure!

[@geraldclarke8868]

Great video and the KZbin tutorials are brilliant. Thank you Pangolin!!

[@NikCan66]

Again the best wildlife trip I heard from friends that have also being on other wildlife adventures in Africa and elsewhere in the world.

[@EdwardKilner]

Very well organized. Videos prove your photo hosts are knowledgeable. I’d love to visit Chobe (2nd time).

[@PangolinWildlife]

Always welcome

[@manoftheserengeti3052]

Been once, booked for next February.

[@neliswolmarans-guidedphoto3973]

The Chobe River never disappoints!

[@PangolinWildlife]

Howzit Nelis. Hope to see you there again soon!

[@joncothranphotography9375]

Bucket list for sure!

[@subitkobiraj2402]

Beautiful video with all details of the safari.

[@bhalchandrakapatkar1710]

No.1. 👌👍🙏

[@PangolinWildlife]

Thank you.

[@adventurelifewithbob2960]

Enjoyed your video. I watched it as we were getting ready to head for Kenya. What an incredible experience.

[@eikohariu8460]

Looking forward to be back with Amazing Pangolin photo host team!!! You guys rock- thank you for making this introduction video! Dumela!! Xoxo

[@PangolinWildlife]

Dumela Eiko!!!

[@NikCan66]

I use Photomechanic 6 and Adobe packages because the Photomechanic is great for RAW

[@FeathersinWild]

Wow.. would like to visit once in life time.. thanks for the info.. new to channel... liked & sub.

[@PangolinWildlife]

You know where we are now!

[@R.Hogarth]

You mention that I would have to bring my own Laptop. No problem, but it does make me wonder, what do you have for electricity both on the houseboat & at the hotel? If I book a trip, I would be coming from North America (Canada) with 110-120V 60Hz is the norm. Thanks.

[@PangolinWildlife]

R Hogarth please download our comprehensive guide here for all that info. www.pangolinphoto.com/sm/download

[@R.Hogarth]

@@PangolinWildlife Thank you.

[@babs274]

Am booked for next year 2021.Please do I need a South African Visa if travelling to Botswana from West Africa?

[@PangolinWildlife]

Which country are you coming from?

[@godfreytanner1557]

Have you ever catered for diabetic guests? My main concern is keeping insulin refrigerated, during my stay?

[@suejewell8656]

Yes, one of our group was diabetic. He received delicious food and medicines all kept in the fridge both in the hotel and on the river boat

[@danpsharpe]

Is it possible to bring a drone?

[@mariocostard148]

Hi Toby, Nice explanation ! I booked a trip for June. Is this the right month to photograph felines which is my main goal? Thanks for your answer.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Yes, absolutely. the grass is pretty low so easier to spot the big cats!

[@mariocostard148]

Thanks Toby, looking forward to seeing you

[@jackieboshoff2013]

Do you offer special rates for SADC residents?

[@PangolinWildlife]

We do from time to time. Are you subscribed to the newsletter? www.pangolinphoto.com/newsletter

[@jackieboshoff2013]

@@PangolinWildlife yes I am

[@christofr.9923]

When i come from Germany Frankfurth Airport, which Airport is close to you and who picks me up from the airport. What about the Corona Problems? Do i need a Visa?

[@PangolinWildlife]

Hi Christof. To answer your questions. The closest airport is Kasane (BBK). You wont need a visa to enter Botswana on a German passport. Lastly have a look at this blog where we have outlined our Covid protocols. www.pangolinphoto.com/pangolin-covid19-protocol-update . Hope it helps. If you need anything further please email us on [e-mail].

[@ianfarrant5873]

Is there wheelchair access?

[@rikstone7059]

I know it’s part and parcel of spending time with wild animals, but I would feel uncomfortable, and upset, seeing animals actually killed. Is this an unavoidable part of the safari?

[@PangolinWildlife]

Hi Rik, it is not very common to see an actual kill. I have seen maybe 4 life kills during my entire career here and I am a very soft hearted person. However, you might see predators "on a kill" or a dead animal that has passed from natural causes more often as cats can take a few days to feed depending on the size of the prey. When you do happen to see baby lions you start cheering for the other side though... it is a tough circle of life out here - Cheers Janine

[@rikstone7059]

@@PangolinWildlife thanks for that, Janine. We did a Kenyan safari in ‘90 and interrupted a lion chasing a zebra when the wagon accidentally drove between them. I was happy for the zebra and a bit sad for the lion because I appreciate this is the way of their life. That said, I don’t wish to witness the scene.