Maun

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Accommodation In Maun

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Maun Accommodation

Maun Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Thamalakane River Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Okavango Camping

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Island Safari Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Okavango River Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Sedia Hotel

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Kamanga Safari Hotel / Kamanga Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Africa Kamonate Tours

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Luxury Wild Inn

Maun

Maun Accommodation

The Chief's Guest House

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Water lime mobile

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Queness Inn Disaneng

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Okavango Roadside Guesthouse

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Crocodile Camp

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Royal Tree Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Cresta Riley's Hotel

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Discovery Bed & Breakfast

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Drifters Maun Camp

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Tshima Bush Camp

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Dolar Lodge Guesthouse

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Jump Street Chalets

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Kaziikini Campsite

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Lulu Kati Kati

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Madua Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Mogotlho Safari Lodge

Maun

Maun Accommodation

Motsentsela Tree Lodge

Maun


Maun is the gateway to the Okavango Delta and despite being one of Botswanas fastest growing towns still has a pleasant frontier village charm atmosphere. The whole town revolves around tourism, bustling with 4 Wheel drive vehicles, khaki clad safari guides, tourists buying supplies for the next part of the journey, cafes and bars where people meet and catch up on the previous trip, giving an exciting buzz to the place.

There are now several supermarkets, vehicle spare part suppliers, fuel stations and fast food shops in town and everything is clustered around the main town centre.

Situated south-east of the Delta it is accessible by tar roads approx 1210km from Johannesburg and 932km from Gaborone. All the roads in Maun are tar and the two main routes into Maun are from the Transkalahari (coming from Namibia and South Africa) and the road from Nata (tar route to Chobe, Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls and Limpopo). It lies on a stretch of the Thamalekane River.

To go north of Maun - to get to the Moremi National Park, Savuti and Southern Chobe - is a 4w drive route only and gets very interesting in the wet season.