Discover Gaborone

The monument honors three historic chiefs who traveled to London in the 19th century to prevent the colonization of their land, and stands in the heart of the city center.

The distinctive hill on the edge of the city can be hiked in about an hour and offers a sweeping panoramic view over the entire capital from its summit.

As a modern, economically driven capital, Gaborone serves many travelers as a practical stopover before continuing on to the safari regions in the north of the country.

The reservoir on the edge of the city offers birdwatching, picnic spots and a quiet contrast to the bustling center, popular with locals for weekend outings.

Sir Seretse Khama International Airport is served multiple times daily from Johannesburg and other African hubs, usually with a stopover from Switzerland.

The monument honors three historic chiefs who traveled to London in the 19th century to prevent the colonization of their land, and stands in the heart of the city center.

The distinctive hill on the edge of the city can be hiked in about an hour and offers a sweeping panoramic view over the entire capital from its summit.

As a modern, economically driven capital, Gaborone serves many travelers as a practical stopover before continuing on to the safari regions in the north of the country.