The Hide
The Hide: Botswana's Wildlife Sanctuary
Discover Botswana's wild heart at WildLife Park in Otse, a captivating sanctuary for diverse species and a haven for nature lovers.
WildLife Park in Otse, Botswana, offers an immersive experience in the country's natural beauty. Encounter diverse wildlife, from elephants to playful monkeys, roaming freely in expansive enclosures. It serves as both a sanctuary and an educational hub, promoting wildlife conservation and awareness.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Public Transport
From central Lobatse, head to the Lobatse bus terminal near the main road. Look for a bus heading towards Otse; the ride takes approximately 30 minutes. Once in Otse, ask the driver to stop near the Otse Police Station, a well-known landmark. From there, walk east along the main road for about 1 kilometer until you reach a fork in the road. Take the left fork, and you will find WildLife at XQ52+25, approximately 500 meters down this road. Bus fare from Lobatse to Otse is approximately 10-15 BWP.
Walking
For adventurous walkers, it is possible to walk from Lobatse to Otse. Head south on the main road leading out of Lobatse. The distance is approximately 12 kilometers, so ensure you have water and sun protection. Continue to Otse, locate the Otse Police Station, walk east for 1 kilometer, and then take the left fork to reach WildLife.
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