Regional Circuit · Botswana
Northern Botswana Safari Circuit
Maun into Moremi, through the Khwai–Mababe tracks to Savuti, then onward to Chobe Riverfront and Kasane.
The Circuit
See how the Home Bases connect, then choose a Journey for the practical route and stops.
Home Bases
Move through the Circuit in this order, or begin from the starting point that fits your journey.
Gateway · Stop 1
Maun
Maun, North-West District, Botswana
Maun is a north-western Botswana town where the Thamalakane River, cattle country, regional transport, and the Okavango landscape meet.
Explore Home Base →Onward base · Stop 2
Kasane
Kasane, Chobe District, Botswana
A border-region base between Kazungula and Botswana's north–south road.
Explore Home Base →Journeys
The practical roads through the Circuit, with primary “Road to” Journeys shown first.
Places
The discoveries reached from the Home Bases along this Circuit.
Maun Home Base
Central Kalahari Game Reserve
Fossil river valleys, grasslands, pans, and scrub extend across a vast protected reach of Botswana's Kalahari interior.
Explore Place →Kasane Home Base
Chobe National Park
Northern Botswana's Chobe landscape joins riverfront, woodland, pans, and marshes across several distinct park sectors.
Explore Place →Kasane Home Base
Impalila Island
A low river island between the Chobe and Zambezi, reached by boat from Kasane within the compact Four Corners region.
Explore Place →Maun Home Base
Makgadikgadi Pans National Park
Salt pans, the Boteti River, and seasonal grasslands create a landscape that changes dramatically between wet and dry periods.
Explore Place →Maun Home Base
Moremi Game Reserve
Floodplain, lagoons, mopane woodland, and dry islands form a protected landscape on the eastern side of the Okavango Delta.
Explore Place →Maun Home Base
Okavango Delta
Seasonal floodwater spreads through channels, islands, and floodplains across an inland delta in the Kalahari Basin.
Explore Place →Kasane Home Base
Savuti
A remote Chobe landscape organized around the Savuti Channel, marsh, dry grassland, and the wider Mababe Depression.
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