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Cape Town to Maun Flights
Only Air Botswana operates direct flights from Cape Town to Maun Airport (CPT-MUB) in Botswana - flights are on a British Aerospace 146 aircraft on Thursdays & Sundays, leaving CPT at 10h00 and arriving at MUB at 12h30. If you've got time on your hands you could try a 1-stop flight with SAA or Air Namibia (or even Mango Airlines/Air Botswana combinations) - the booking engine on the left will compare all of them for you. The 1-stop flights are often cheaper.
News
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10 April 2015: Air Botswana has cancelled their direct service between Cape Town and Maun. The flights will be rerouted through Gaborone from the 4th of May 2015. The direct service between Cape Town and Gaborone will be doubled to four flights a week.
Airlines flying from Cape Town to Maun
Airline |
Airports |
Stops & time |
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Cape Town to Maun (MUB) |
1- stop (5 hours) Cape Town - Gaborone - Maun |
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Cape Town to Maun (MUB) |
1-stop (7 hours) |
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South African Airways |
Johannesburg to Maun (MUB) |
1-stop (6 hours) |
Old News:
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5 April 2013 Air Botswana restarts its Cape Town to Maun flights, with 2 weekly flights on Sundays & Thursdays (previously 4 a week). Flights are scheduled to leave Cape Town at 10h00 & arrive in Maun at 12h40.
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1 April 2013: Air Botswana quits direct Cape Town to Maun flights.
Click here to read more about Air Botswana.
There are other possibilities as well - e.g. Mango/Air Botswana via Johannesburg. By using the flight bookings tool at the top-left of the page, all the options will display.
A direct flight from Cape Town to Maun on the shortest possible route is 1622km.
We also cover flights from Johannesburg to Maun.
Top blogs about Cape Town to Maun trips
13 Sep 2010. Jeff writes about his trip from Cape Town to Maun, to see the Okavango Delta - he described the trip as the most rugged he's done: "The makoro guides who were to push us through the Delta for the next two days, called pullers, barely spoke any English, and most of them were really stoned - you could smell the weed through the bushes and watch them come out from behind them giggling. What else would you expect them to do when they're floating down the river and pushing around loud Americans all day? "
Map of Maun with airport pinpointed
Landing in Maun
