Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, organized day trips run daily from Victoria Falls. These last 10 to 12 hours and include border transfers, a game drive, lunch, and a river cruise.

The distance from Victoria Falls to Kasane is roughly 80 kilometers. The road transfer to the Kazungula border crossing takes roughly 1 to 1.5 hours.

Standard day trip packages cost between $140 and $180 per person. This typically covers transfers, lunch, and guided activities. Prices vary by platform and season.

You will likely see massive herds of elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and Cape buffalo. Big cats like lions and leopards often hunt along the riverbanks.

Both offer unique views. The cruise provides close-up views of aquatic wildlife, while the open 4x4 game drive explores the riverbanks for big cats. Day trips generally feature both.

Botswana is home to over 130,000 elephants. This is the largest continuous elephant population in Africa, many of which congregate in Chobe.

The dry season from May to October is the optimal time for wildlife viewing. Animals flock to the river during this period.

Yes, you can self-drive from Victoria Falls to Kasane. You will need a 4x4 vehicle for park exploration and must pay the 270 BWP entry fee.

Wear neutral or muted colors. Pack a light fleece for cold mornings, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. See our full packing list in Plan your visit.

Yes, typical full-day organized day trips include lunch. Shorter standalone tours may only include bottled water or snacks.