Shorobe

North West, Botswana

Why visit Shorobe?

Shorobe is a village in the North West District of Botswana, located east of Maun on the eastern fringe of the Okavango Delta. It is a rural settlement with a population engaged in farming and livestock rearing. The village is on the route between Maun and the Moremi Game Reserve, and its proximity to the delta makes it a potential base for budget-conscious travellers. The surrounding landscape is mopane woodland and seasonally flooded grasslands.

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How do you get there?

By Plane

Maun International Airport (MUB) is approximately 40 km west.

By Car / Road

Shorobe is on the road east from Maun towards the Moremi Game Reserve, about 40 km from Maun. A standard car can manage in dry conditions.

Walkable. A vehicle is needed to reach the village and access Moremi.

What are the things to do?

  • Okavango Delta fringe — The landscape at the transition from dry mopane to seasonal floodplain.

  • Day trip to Moremi Game Reserve — 30 km east, one of Botswana's premier wildlife reserves.

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Where to eat?

Self-catering recommended. Maun has restaurants.

Where to drink?

Carry bottled water.

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Where to stay?

Shorobe has basic guesthouse accommodation. More options in Maun.

What should you buy?

Basic supplies. Maun has supermarkets and fuel.

Where to go next?

  • Maun — 40 km west, the regional tourism hub.
  • Moremi Game Reserve — 30 km east, world-class wildlife viewing.
  • Mababe — 60 km north-east.

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Guide content as of June 2026.

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