Detour Africa Expeditions Travel Guide

Kasane Forest Reserve offers a unique opportunity to experience Botswana's wildlife. Situated on the edge of Kasane, it borders Zimbabwe and the Nogatsaa area of Chobe. This relatively unexplored area acts as a crucial wildlife corridor, allowing animals to move freely between protected areas. The landscape features a mix of dense trees and open grasslands, creating diverse habitats for a variety of species.Elephant sightings are common, particularly at the waterholes near the lodges. Buffalo and giraffes also frequent the reserve, making it a rewarding destination for wildlife enthusiasts. While offering excellent game viewing, the Kasane Forest Reserve is often overlooked, strengthening wildlife numbers in the surrounding areas.For those seeking a full game drive experience along the Chobe Riverfront, the reserve provides access to Chobe National Park via the Sedudu Gate, approximately a 40-minute drive through the forest. This allows visitors to combine the tranquility of the forest reserve with the more expansive landscapes of the national park.