
Kasane
Packages for Kasane
Curated travel packages
6D 5NBotswana Wildlife Short Escape
Okavango Wilderness, River Safaris, and Untamed African Wildlife
8D 7NBotswana First-Time Discovery
Cities, Safaris, and the Wild Heart of Botswana
9D 8NBotswana Adventure, Wildlife & Culture Trail
From Local Traditions to Untamed African Wilderness
8D 7NBotswana Luxury Safari & Wilderness Journey
Exclusive Lodges, Private Safaris, and Africa's Finest Wilderness
Places to stay in Kasane
Things to Do in Kasane
Top activities and experiences

Chobe National Park (Serondela / Riverfront Sector)

Chobe River Sunset Cruise (Kasane riverfront)

Kazungula (Zambezi and Chobe confluence area)

Taking a Day Trip to Victoria Falls

Visiting the CARACAL Biodiversity Center

Walking the Seboba Nature Trail
Quick facts about Kasane
Local weather

clear sky
Humidity
22%
Wind
7.33 m/s
General info
Time zone
Central Africa Time (CAT), UTC +2
Currency
Botswana Pula (BWP)
Official languages
English (official) and Setswana (widely spoken)
Best time to visit
MAY-SEPT
Recommended trip duration
4 days
FAQs about Kasane
Yes, it is highly worth visiting as the premier gateway to Chobe National Park and for its world-class, water-based river safaris.
Two to three days are perfect to enjoy a sunset river cruise, explore the national park tracks, and visit the local conservation attractions.
Its massive population of free-roaming elephants, spectacular Chobe River boat cruises, and sitting at the unique border meeting point of four nations.
Yes, Kasane is exceptionally safe and welcoming, with wildlife rangers and friendly locals creating a secure, comfortable environment.
- Baboons and warthogs walk freely down the main town streets, so do not leave food unattended in your vehicle or hotel room.
- Booking a boat cruise is actually much cheaper than a land-based game drive, yet offers just as much wildlife action.
- The town has several large, modern supermarkets, making it the best place to stock up on food and fuel before heading into remote reserves.
- There are no fences around the lodges, meaning elephants and hippos can occasionally graze on the hotel lawns at night.
- The border crossing to Zimbabwe or Zambia can have long queues, so allow plenty of extra time if taking a day trip to Victoria Falls.














