Kasane

Kasane: Chobe River Safari Hub

Four Corners Gateway

Kasane stands at the legendary "Four Corners" where Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe converge along the mighty Chobe River, serving as the gateway to Chobe National Park—home to Africa's largest elephant herds. This riverside town offers authentic African adventure with world-class comfort while providing easy access to Victoria Falls just 80km away.

Key Attractions

  • Chobe National Park - Just 10km away, home to 80,000-120,000 elephants
  • Victoria Falls - World Wonder just 70km away
  • Four Corners location - Unique international convergence point
  • Chobe River - Magnificent river system with abundant wildlife
  • Baobab Prison Tree - Historical colonial landmark
  • CARACAL Biodiversity Centre - Conservation education facility

Safari Experiences

Kasane specializes in land and water-based game drives, signature boat safaris along the Chobe River, tiger fishing, cultural village tours, Victoria Falls day trips, photography safaris, and multi-day camping expeditions. The area features world's largest elephant concentration, Big 5 presence, and 450+ bird species.

Wildlife Highlights

Experience massive elephant herds (100+ individuals), Big Cats including lions and leopards, buffalo herds, diverse antelope species, hippos, crocodiles, and exceptional birdlife including African fish eagles and carmine bee-eaters. The Chobe River provides unique water-based wildlife viewing opportunities.

Transportation

Kasane International Airport (BBK) located 7km from town with direct flights from Johannesburg, Maun, and Gaborone. Excellent road connections to all neighboring countries with multiple border crossings make it a critical stop on overland safari circuits.

Cultural Heritage

Multi-ethnic convergence point with historical administrative role. Features the famous Baobab Prison Tree used in colonial era, and was the site of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton's 1975 wedding, adding to its cultural significance.

Best Time to Visit

May-October for peak wildlife viewing when animals concentrate around water sources. November-April excellent for birding with 450+ species and dramatic skies but higher humidity.