Mabuasehube Trail
What to expect
True wilderness experience: No fences, minimal development, and abundant wildlife such as lions, leopards, hyenas, and antelopes.
Salt pans: Including Mabuasehube, Khiding, Mpayathutlwa, Bosobogolo, and others. Each offering scenic campsites with views over the pans.
Self-drive paradise: Ideal for off-road enthusiasts; 4×4 vehicles are required.
Cross-border access: You can travel between Botswana and South Africa through the park if you have the correct permits.
Facilities
Long-drop toilets
Bucket showers
No water at most camps (travel with your own supply)
No fuel, shop, restaurant, or service station in the Mabuasehube area.
Activities
DAY 1: Gaborone → Jwaneng / Sekoma / Tsabong
Meet up at Gaborone at 7:00 am from where we will proceed to Jwaneng / Sekoma /Tsabong.
DAY 2: Tsabong → Mabuasehube Gate → Mabuasehube Pan
Distance: ±150 km
Drive time: 4–5 hours (deep sand) Overnight camp at Mabuasehube Pan
DAY 3: Explore Mabuasehube Pans
Spend the day doing short game loops.
Key areas to explore:
Mabuasehube Pan
Lesholoago Pan
Khiding Pan
Expect: lions, hyenas, jackals, oryx, and possibly leopards.
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