Charaxes berkeleyi is a butterfly in the family Nymphalidae.

[3] Similar, externally, to Charaxes aubyni but the genitalia are distinctive.

Compared to Charaxes aubyni the male forewing has bluer marginal spots are and the underside is darker; in the female the forewing has two rows of pale yellow to ochreous spots and a white, blue-bordered median band which is narrower than in Charaxes aubyni There are two female forms: a common form with brownish underside and yellowish spots on the upperside and form ngonga which has a whitish median band on upperside and a silvery grey underside with strongly contrasted black markings.

[4] The habitat consists of montane and riverine forests.

This article related to members of the butterfly subfamily Charaxinae is a stub.