Springbok Motel is a seventeen-room selected-service motel in Herero ward, Tsabong. It is registered with Botswana Tourism as an operating hotel-class establishment. Tsabong is the district town of the Kgalagadi and the last place with fuel, supplies and a reliable bed before the long sand roads north to Mabuasehube and west to Bokspits and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, so seventeen rooms here carries real weight.
Quick facts
- Area
- Ghanzi and the Kalahari
- Property type
- Hotel
- Setting
- Herero ward, Tsabong
- Nearest park or reserve
- Central Kalahari Game Reserve
Rooms
The national register records 17 rooms. We do not publish rates.
Facilities at Springbok Motel
We list no facilities here. The official register records the licence class and address but not the facility detail, and no other verifiable source was available, so anything more would be guesswork.
Location and access
Herero ward, Tsabong, Kgalagadi District, on the road south to McCarthy’s Rest and north towards Hukuntsi and Mabuasehube.
Small properties on the Trans-Kalahari route
Ghanzi is a working farming town rather than a safari destination, and most of its accommodation exists because people need to sleep somewhere between Namibia and Maun.
If you want game drives and a lodge atmosphere you want one of the game farms outside town; if you want a clean bed, secure parking and an early start, a town plot does the job better and for less.
Who it suits
- Self-drive travellers heading for Mabuasehube or the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
- Drivers crossing at McCarthy’s Rest or Bokspits
- Government and NGO staff working in the Kgalagadi
- Anyone needing a solid bed before a long stretch of sand road
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