Wildlife & landscape
The town faces the Okavango's riverine vegetation and floodplain, while the route ahead moves from settled river country into protected woodland and wetland corridors.
Safari gateway Home Base
Rundu is the western organizing gateway for the Four Rivers Safari Route and its first sustained contact with the Okavango River system.
These highlights describe the connected Safari Circuit; Rundu remains its gateway.
Road / trackSafari PlaceGateway Home Base
It is a substantial service town on the recognized route before the long eastbound progression through Divundu, Bwabwata, and the Zambezi Region.
The town faces the Okavango's riverine vegetation and floodplain, while the route ahead moves from settled river country into protected woodland and wetland corridors.
River levels, heat, rain, and road conditions change through the year; confirm the access calendar for each protected area rather than treating the whole route as one season.
From Rundu, follow the B8 east to Divundu, through Bwabwata, and toward Kongola before turning south for the wetland parks.
An arrival, resupply, and route-planning stop before the more remote park stages to the east.
Explore the gateway town and related Safari Places around this destination.
Follow Safari Circuits that visit this destination or use it as a gateway.