A unique conservation area in the Caprivi Strip where wildlife corridors and community conservation converge.
Overview
Bwabwata National Park stretches across the Caprivi Strip between the Okavango and Kwando rivers.
Heritage
Formerly the Caprivi Game Park, re-proclaimed in 2007 as part of the KAZA Transfrontier Conservation Area.
Highlights
Our Perspective
Bwabwata demonstrates that conservation and community can coexist.
Practical
Sunrise – Sunset
Main B8 paved; internal roads gravel and sand
Community-run campsites
Moderate
All fees for this park are calculated from the official Park Entrance and Conservation Fees document published by MEFT.
View Official MEFT Fee Document