Kasane Airport Lounges
Kasane Airport · Kasane, Botswana
Kasane Airport (BBK) is the gateway to Botswana's Chobe National Park and the wider Victoria Falls region. Its single main terminal has two lounges, both run under the Nthula Lounge name — one on the international side and one on the domestic side — and both are reachable on DragonPass or by paying for entry.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Nthula Lounge (International)
The international Nthula Lounge sits airside after security on level 1, decorated in earthy African tones inspired by Botswana's Marula tree. It accepts DragonPass and sells paid entry, with a complimentary hot buffet, snacks and soft drinks, and tarmac views toward Chobe National Park.
Nthula Lounge (Domestic)
The domestic Nthula Lounge mirrors the international space with the same calm, African-inspired design and complimentary hot buffet. It's airside after security and passport control on level 1, reachable on DragonPass or paid entry, with a two-hour stay limit suited to shorter domestic connections.
Nthula Lounge (International)
Both Nthula Lounges sell walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass or airline status. The international lounge is the most useful walk-in option, airside after security with a complimentary hot buffet, snacks and soft drinks — a simple route in if you don't hold a membership.
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Nthula Lounge (Domestic) at Kasane Airport sits airside on level 1, after the security check and passport control. It mirrors the international lounge with the same calm, African-inspired…
Nthula Lounge (International) at Kasane Airport sits airside on level 1, after the international security check. Decorated in earthy African tones inspired by Botswana's Marula tree, it's a…
Kasane Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Kasane operates from a single main terminal serving both international and domestic flights. Both of its lounges carry the Nthula Lounge name and sit airside on level 1 — one reached after the international security and passport checks, the other after the domestic security check. Each accepts DragonPass and sells paid entry, and both serve a complimentary hot buffet alongside snacks and soft drinks.
- —Single terminal handling international and domestic departures
- —Two Nthula Lounges, both airside on level 1
- —DragonPass accepted at both, with paid entry also available
- —Complimentary hot buffet, snacks and soft drinks at each
How to get into lounges at BBK.
Kasane keeps lounge access simple: both Nthula Lounges accept DragonPass, and both sell entry at the door if you don't hold a membership. There are no airline or alliance lounges here — your route in is either DragonPass or paying per visit. Choose the international or domestic lounge to match the side you're flying from, as they sit beyond different security checks.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at both the international and domestic Nthula Lounges. It's the main membership route into the lounges at Kasane — present your DragonPass with your boarding pass on arrival.
DragonPassWalk-in paid entry
Both Nthula Lounges sell entry to walk-in guests, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. This is the simplest option if you don't carry DragonPass.
Pick your side — international or domestic
The two Nthula Lounges sit beyond different checkpoints: the international lounge is airside after security, and the domestic lounge is airside after security and passport control. Match your lounge to whether you're flying internationally or domestically out of Kasane.
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Match the lounge to your flight
- —Kasane's two lounges sit beyond different checkpoints — pick the international or domestic Nthula Lounge to match the side you're departing from.
- —Both are on level 1 airside, so head up once you've cleared the relevant security and passport checks.
Access routes are simple here
- —There are no airline or alliance lounges at Kasane — your way in is DragonPass or paying for entry.
- —If you don't hold DragonPass, both lounges sell walk-in entry, so you can still pay per visit.
Mind the stay limits
- —The international Nthula Lounge has a maximum stay of three hours; the domestic lounge caps at two hours.
- —Plan your arrival around your boarding time so you make the most of the limited window.
Settle in and enjoy the setting
- —Both lounges lean into Botswana-inspired decor — earthy tones, woven textures and Marula-tree motifs — with a calm, quiet atmosphere.
- —Some seats look out over the tarmac toward Chobe National Park; both serve a complimentary hot buffet, snacks and soft drinks.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Kasane Airport (BBK), both run under the Nthula Lounge name in the single main terminal. One serves the international side and the other the domestic side, and both sit airside on level 1.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at both the international and domestic Nthula Lounges at Kasane. It's the main membership route into the lounges here — present your DragonPass with your boarding pass on arrival.
Yes. Both Nthula Lounges sell walk-in entry, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass or any airline status. This is the simplest option if you don't hold a lounge membership.
Both share the same African-inspired design and complimentary hot buffet. The difference is the checkpoint: the international lounge is airside after security, while the domestic lounge is airside after security and passport control. The international lounge allows up to three hours and the domestic up to two.
No. Kasane has no airline or alliance lounges. Both lounges are the independent Nthula Lounge, reachable on DragonPass or by paying for walk-in entry.
Both Nthula Lounges are airside on level 1 of the main terminal. The international lounge is reached after security, and the domestic lounge after security and passport control — so clear the relevant checks first.
Both Nthula Lounges serve a complimentary hot buffet alongside snacks and finger food, with complimentary soft drinks and premium drinks available for purchase.
The international Nthula Lounge has a maximum stay of three hours, and the domestic Nthula Lounge a maximum of two hours. Time your arrival around your boarding so you make the most of the window.