Chobe National Park: It rained 3 days ago, but all roads are currently manageable.
Moremi Game Reserve: Despite recent rains, roads remain manageable for travel.
Makgadikgadi: All roads are manageable, with no major access issues reported.
💡 Guests are encouraged to confirm with local authorities or guides for real-time road conditions before travel.
Kumaga: All roads remain good for travel.
Linyanti: Roads are manageable, allowing for smoother travel.
Khwai: Roads are manageable, ensuring a safe drive for visitors.
Savuti Area: Roads from Maun to Mababe are manageable with some detours. From Mababe to Savuti, clients should use the Sandridge route for a smoother drive.
Savuti Area: Roads from Maun to Mababe are manageable with some detours. From Mababe to Savuti, clients should use the Sandridge route for a smoother drive.
Savuti Area: Roads from Maun to Mababe are manageable with some detours. From Mababe to Savuti, clients should use the Sandridge route for a smoother drive.
Savuti Area: The latest showers were noted on January 25th, enhancing the landscape’s beauty.
For those heading to Savuti, the Sand ridge remains the recommended route, offering a more stable and scenic drive.
Moremi Game Reserve: As of today, the roads within Moremi are manageable, with the last rainfall recorded on January 19th.
We encourage guests to check for real-time updates and drive cautiously.
Mababe Bridge Open
Official notice from the Ministry of Environment and Tourism confirming the closure of several routes within Chobe National Park and Moremi Game Reserve, and advising on alternative routes.
Goha-Linyanti and Savuti marsh routes reported as flooded and temporarily closed.
Mababe Bridge Closed Due to Rising Water Levels and Heavy Rains
Persistent rainfall across the region has led to significant disruptions in and around Mababe, including the temporary closure of the Mababe Bridge.
