• Three Chiefs’ Statues - Our guide will walk you through the stages of history that took Botswana from being a handful of tribes to a prosperous nation
• Main Mall - Here we visit Botswana’s very first mall. Now a thriving collection of vendors and supermarkets, it is a chance to meet locals, buy local ornaments, and taste available indigenous fruit.
• University of Botswana - Cattle play a big part in Botswana peoples culture. Through contributions of cattle and other livestock, the people built their very first university
• David Arts and Gallery bw - From a magistrates court to a visual arts center. View the artwork, meet the artists, an old dugout fort is also in the area, as well as Gaborone’s first prison and first post office
• Tlokweng - The capital of Botswana is named after the late chief of the Batlokwa tribe, chief Gaborone (pronounced Gaboronee) his people now live in Tlokweng adjacent to the city. Get a different view of greater Gaborone as we drive through this modern village.
• Old Naledi - We drive through the only township in Botswana, it provided the labor force that built the city and today provides the labor that runs the city

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

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Experience Gaborone like a local. Enjoy the chance to taste indigenous fruits (optional and seasonal) and witness art in creation. While it may seem like a typical city with its Afro-Western style, we’ll uncover what makes the diamond capital unique for both locals and visitors.

Feel free to share your interests so we can try to incorporate them into your tour at no extra cost. For group bookings of at least three people, you can opt for a short jewelry-making or painting class during the tour. Contact us for more details.

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