Maun International Airport

One terminal sized for regional and charter traffic, with a single arrivals/departures hall and apron stands for light aircraft. Airlines and safari operators use common check-in areas; a separate charter/check-in area is often used for light aircraft. Facilities focus on passenger transfer and baggage handling for small planes rather than large international services.

Maun town is about 5-10 minutes from the airport by road; most travelers use pre-arranged lodge transfers or taxis.

• Taxis / hotel transfers: The most common options - many lodges and camps provide direct meet-and-greet services.
• Shuttles/private transfers: Tourist operators and lodges run scheduled transfers between the airport and Maun town; confirm pickup points in advance.
• Car hire: Limited local car rental options; not usually needed if transfers are arranged by lodges.
• Public transport: Public bus services are minimal; rely on pre-arranged transfers or taxis.

Facilities are compact and tourism-focused, with services geared to safari passengers.

• Lounges: No major airline lounges; small waiting areas serve arrivals and departures.
• Food & drink: Small café/refreshment kiosks landside; more options in Maun town.
• Wi‑Fi & charging: Basic Wi‑Fi and limited charging points; expect modest connectivity.
• Baggage & weight checks: Scales and strict baggage checks for light aircraft transfers; excess baggage may be rebooked.
• Accessibility: Basic accessible facilities; terminal is small and generally easy to navigate.
• Other services: Tourist desks and charter operator counters; currency exchange/ATMs are more reliable in town.

Maun town (5-10 minutes from the airport) is the main base for lodges and hotels serving the Okavango region.

• Many lodges and safari operators provide meet-and-greet transfers directly from the airport; these are the most common connection method to remote camps.

Tip: for long layovers consider staying in Maun town where guesthouses and hotels offer day rooms and luggage storage; safari operators can usually assist with arrangements.