Kavango - Zambezi - Traks4Africa Map

Kavango–Zambezi (KAZA) — Tracks4Africa Overlander Map

Scale 1 : 1,000,000 | Waterproof PolyArt | Five-Nation Safari Region

🐘 Okavango • Chobe • Victoria Falls • Kafue • Makgadikgadi

The Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA) is the largest transboundary conservation landscape on Earth — spanning Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe across more than 519,000 km². This purpose-built Tracks4Africa map brings that vast wilderness into one coherent view, giving self-drive travellers and overlanders a powerful planning tool for Southern Africa’s most iconic safari region.

From the floodplains of the Okavango Delta to the thunder of Mosi-oa-Tunya (Victoria Falls) and the ancient rock art at Tsodilo Hills, this map captures the heart of wild Africa — with routes, distances and practical detail built from real GPS travel data.

🌍 Regional Extent — One Map, Five Countries

This edition stretches across the most compelling self-drive corridors in Southern Africa:

• North: to Kafue National Park

• South: toward Makgadikgadi National Park

• West: beyond Windhoek

• East: toward Lake Kariba

It links major parks and wildlife corridors including Chobe, Hwange, Bwabwata, Mudumu, Nkasa Rupara and more — revealing how ecosystems connect across borders.

⭐ What Makes This Map Different

🚙 Travel times & distances printed on the map — plan realistic daily stages
🛣️ Comprehensive road & track network — tar, gravel and remote 4×4 routes
🗺️ Regional overview at 1:1,000,000 scale — 1 cm ≈ 10 km
🛰️ Built from GPS travel data — aligned with Tracks4Africa navigation systems
🏕️ Touring highlights marked — river crossings, national parks, gateways and key hubs
💧 Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant PolyArt — expedition ready

This is a strategic planning map — ideal for designing multi-country routes before drilling down into country-level detail.

🐘 Safari, Wildlife & Big Landscapes

The KAZA region offers unmatched diversity:

• The elephant herds of Chobe National Park

• Predator country in Hwange

• Mokoro journeys through the Okavango Delta

• The vast plains of Kafue

• Salt pans glowing at sunset in Makgadikgadi

• Riverine birdlife across the Zambezi basin

Whether you’re chasing the Big 5, building a 600-species bird list, or simply floating at dusk on quiet floodwaters, KAZA delivers it all — and this map shows how it connects.

🧭 Practical Overland Advantages

KAZA is a region of border crossings, remote fuel stops and varied road conditions. This map helps you:

✔️ Compare route alternatives across countries
✔️ Estimate fuel and daylight requirements
✔️ Understand distances between park gates and towns
✔️ Plan border crossings intelligently
✔️ Visualise how parks interlink across the region

For long-range expedition planning, nothing beats seeing the full landscape at once.

💪 Built for Real Conditions

Printed on PolyArt synthetic stock, this map is:

💧 Water resistant
🌞 Sun and heat tolerant
🏕️ Camp-table durable
🚙 Dashboard ready

It folds easily so you can focus on the section you’re navigating, then refold without tearing.

📐 Specifications

📏 Scale: 1 : 1,000,000
📄 Format: Folded regional sheet
💧 Material: Waterproof & tear-resistant PolyArt
🗺️ Coverage: Five-country KAZA TFCA region
🚗 Features: Travel times, distances, comprehensive track network

🎯 Who This Map Is For

🚙 4×4 overlanders crossing borders
🏕️ Self-drive safari travellers
🌍 Long-haul expedition planners
📍 Independent explorers mapping complex routes
🧭 Travellers who value paper reliability in remote Africa

If you’re planning to roam between river systems, deserts and wildlife corridors, this map gives you the confidence to do it properly.

📦 Important Ordering Note

This is an Order-on-Demand map.

🕒 Please allow up to 10 working days for delivery.

⭐ One of Africa’s Greatest Wilderness Regions — In One View

The Kavango–Zambezi region is immense, complex and magnificent. The Tracks4Africa KAZA Overlander Map distils that scale into a single, practical planning tool — helping you move confidently across five countries and some of the richest wildlife landscapes on Earth.

Unfold it. Trace your route. And let Africa open up before you.