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Haina-Kalahari-Lodge-Directions.Pdf DIRECTIONS GPS CO-ORDINATES Main Gate: Lodge: S 21° 00.006’ S 20° 56.966’ E 023° 41.085’ E 023° 40.684’ Campsite: Airfield: S 20° 59.310’ S 20° 57.081’ E 023° 41.905’ E 023° 40.209’ CONTACT DETAILS Lodge Phone: +267 683 0238 Email: [email protected] Reservations Phone: +27 21 421 8433 Website: www.haina.co.za HAINA KALAHARI LODGE From Maun towards Mopipi. The road passes Mopipi and carries Take the main road to Nata – turn right at about on towards Rakops. 23km past the police station at 50km out of Maun towards Makalamabedi. Drive on Rakops turn left on a dirt road, here you will find a sign for 18km (mind the sharp right crossing the Boteti board Haina Kalahari Lodge (please don’t turn left at river!) to the Vet fence gate. Go through the fence the signboard for the Central Kalahari Game Reserve and turn directly right (90 deg.) onto the cut line which is only about 5km past the police station). running South (mind the curb – take a wide turn). Carry on with this dirt road, after +/- 45km you will Continue on the cut line for 70 odd km and turn right find a gate this is Pfefodiafoka (some people refer again entering the gate at Kuke corner. #Take the to this gate as the Kuke Corner). Sign the register small loop around and drive west along the Northern and pass through the Pfefodiafoka Corner Veterinary border on CKGR for 20km. There is a sign for Haina Gate almost 20km, with the veterinary fence on you on the right. Enter the gate and follow the most used left side you will reach the entrance gate to Haina road for about 6km to the lodge. Kalahari Lodge on your right. From Makalamabedi one can also stay ‘inside’ the From Johannesburg fence (especially if one carries meat), but the road on Travel to Brits, Thabazimbi, and the Lepalele (Ellisras). the outside is much better. It is a 4 x 4 drive though. Just after Ellisras, turn towards Martins Drift / Groblers Bridge. From Martins Drift / Groblers Bridge travel From Francistown to Palapye and then Serowe. From Serowe take the The best route is via Orapa towards Mopipi (last road to Orapa / Lethakane +/- 10km past Lethakane reliable fuel stop) onto Rakops. Go straight past before you get to Orapa turn left towards Mopipi. The Rakops towards Maun for about 22km. There is a Haina road passes Mopipi and carries on towards Rakops. sign on the left with a smooth 50km road straight into +/- 23km past the police station at Rakops turn left Kuke Corner (Perhaps some places 4 x 4 as well). on a dirt road. Here you will find a sign for DVL and Go on straight through the gate (continue west) and a sign board Haina Safari Lodge. Carry on with this connect with # above. dirt road. After +/- 45km you will find a gate this is Pfefodiafoka Corner Veterinary Gate (some people From Gaborone refer to this gate as the Kuke Corner). Pass through Take the A1 towards Palapaye (264km). From the gate and carry on with this road for +/- 20km until Palapaye turn left to Serowe (45km). From Serowe you find our sign board for Haina Kalahari Lodge on take the road to Orapa / Lethakane (200km) +/- 10km the right hand side pass through the gate and follow past Lethakane before you get to Orapa turn left the arrows towards the lodge..
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