• Three Chiefs’ Statues - The guide will lead visitors through the historical journey that transformed Botswana from a collection of tribes into a thriving nation.
• Game City Shopping Mall - This is Botswana’s first mall, now a bustling hub of vendors and supermarkets. It’s an opportunity to interact with locals, purchase local crafts, and sample indigenous fruits.
• University of Botswana - Cattle hold significant cultural importance in Botswana. Through the contributions of cattle and other livestock, the community established their first university.
• David Arts and Gallery bw - Once a magistrate’s court, now a visual arts center. Visitors can admire the artwork, meet the artists, and explore the area, which includes an old dugout fort, Gaborone’s first prison, and first post office.
• Tlokweng - Named after the late chief of the Batlokwa tribe, Chief Gaborone (pronounced Gaboronee), whose people now reside in Tlokweng, adjacent to the city. Experience a different perspective of greater Gaborone while driving through this modern village.
• Old Naledi - This is the only township in Botswana, which provided the workforce that built the city and continues to supply the labor that keeps the city running.

• Local guide
• Bottled water
• Hotel/port pickup and drop-off

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Explore Gaborone through the perspective of a local. Thank you for choosing us for your Gaborone adventure. During our journey together, we will navigate the city with various stopovers and drive-through locations, sharing the story of Botswana through the cityscape. You will have the opportunity to taste our indigenous fruits (optional and seasonal) and witness art in creation. On the surface, it appears to be a typical city with its Afro-Western style, but we will uncover what makes the diamond capital a unique place for both locals and visitors.

Feel free to share your interests so we can incorporate them into your tour, if possible, at no additional cost. It’s more than just sightseeing; we are your storytellers, sharing our lives, the lives of our people, and the beauty of Botswana.

As an optional extra for group bookings, with a minimum of three people, you can consider a short jewelry-making or painting class during the tour. Message us for more information on this.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.