Zambezi Queen | Luxury African River Safari

Moving along the banks of the great Chobe River, the Zambezi Queen is a 42-metre long luxury houseboat offering unparalleled sophistication in one of the most remote locations on the planet. The Zambezi Queen navigates up to 25km of the Chobe River, allowing guests to explore different vantage points and enjoy authentic game viewing in complete comfort and elegance.
The Zambezi Queen offers luxury accommodation in the form of 14 tasteful and luxurious suites - ten suites and four luxury suites, all with outer decks so you can soak up the revitalising Chobe River breeze and appreciate uninterrupted views of the unique African landscape beyond.
The suites on the Zambezi Queen features stylish interiors, air conditioning and spectacular panoramic views with your own private balcony. On the top deck you are transported to a sophisticated leisurely space with a separate dining area, bar, rear viewing deck, intimate lounge and a large front deck with loungers and plunge pool.
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Video by @andrewmorganphoto

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This is on my bucket list - looks incredible

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The video captures a lot, but it's even more incredible when you experience it for yourself! :)

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We sailed aboard the Zambezi Queen for two nights in the height of the dry season in 2019. It was wonderful! (I couldn't disagree more with ninalong-tv below.) There was something to do every morning and every afternoon, and the small river safari boats were very comfortable. We saw all sorts of wildlife, went on a river safari that specialized in birding, and visited a local village. The onboard service was excellent, and the crew super friendly. Dinners & onboard entertainment were very nice. And even when you weren't out on launch viewing the wildlife close up, lots of animals could be seen from onboard the ship itself.

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This information is very misleading.
I spent 3 nights on that boat and believe me you won’t be cruising on the Chobe River as you’ve imagined, but will spin around the same daily rout for few hours and return to the same docking station for supper.
The Queen has enough tuck boats but only 3 skippers and if you are not happy to squish together with the rest of the VIP guests there are many old books to read available in the chill zone.
Very friendly crew and excellent chef are somehow squashed by stingy management and gave me a feeling of being in the army not on a vacation.
I won’t be a returning guest.
Please do your own research.
P.S. The Queen is a Namibian vessel and not allowed in Botswana’s waters so they should fix the address on the website as well!
Wish you real African Experience 🙏🏼