Get in

If you're traveling to Kasane, you have multiple transportation options. By car, there is a paved road entering Kasane from the east and south, connecting to Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls, Francistown, Maun, and Gaborone within Botswana. Safari-goers may also come from Chobe National Park to the west. If you prefer a scenic route, you can take a ferry from Kazungula to Zambia, although keep in mind that a bridge is currently under construction. For those looking for a quicker option, Kasane International Airport (BBK) has a few scheduled flights. Air Botswana offers service to Gaborone and Maun, while SA AirLink provides flights to and from Johannesburg. Many charter operators from Maun are also available for charters to or from Kasane.

Map & Climate

Popular Foods

Seswaa - Seswaa is a traditional Botswanian dish made from sadza, which is a stiff porridge prepared using maize meal, and often eaten with a relish containing meat or vegetables. The most common meat used in this dish is either beef or chicken.

Mopane Worms - Mopane worms are caterpillars that are considered a delicacy in Botswana. They are commonly found feeding on the mopane tree and are collected, cleaned, and fried or grilled as a snack. Although they are technically insects, they are a popular source of protein in the country.

Kgotla - Kgotla is a traditional Botswanan stew that typically features meat, such as beef or goat, slow-cooked with vegetables like pumpkin, tomatoes, and cabbage. It's named after the clay pot in which it is traditionally prepared, and it's often enjoyed at special occasions and gatherings.

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Traditional Male Clothing

Traditional Female Clothing