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Sedudu- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours- Natural Scenery
- 5 Reviews
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Sedudu Island, a seasonal floodplain in the Chobe River near Botswana's border with Namibia, covers approximately 5 square kilometers. It was the focus of a territorial dispute between Botswana and Namibia, resolved in 1999 by the International Court of Justice, which ruled in favor of Botswana. The island remains uninhabited and is periodically submerged by seasonal floods. It is a prime location for wildlife viewing, particularly for large herds of elephants, buffalo, and a variety of waterbirds attracted to the lush vegetation during the dry season.
Reviews of Sedudu
Cynthia Mabatshwa - 5
anto Telpon Umum ADA pribad (TAKUT) - 5
the Poli Kok Wo field is touching
Redeye Productions - 5
It's a great place....you get to watch the sunset at one point while gazing over the playful elephants and hippos
Sven Erik Hansen - 5
A national park that is worth seeing! Very high animal density. Game drives in the morning and evening are worthwhile. No problem for self-drivers despite the deep sand in places. The guided tour makes sense because of the information provided. Be sure to get to the gate early. The park opens at 5:30 a.m. If you feel like more water, you can go on a boat trip in the afternoon and enjoy the hustle and bustle from the water
Ritah Mophakedi - 4
Beautiful
