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Mokolodi Nature Reserve
This 300-hectare reserve is just nine miles (15km) from Gaborone and contains examples of most of the local flora as well as an impressive collection of indigenous animals such as the white rhino, mountain reedbuck, various antelope, zebra, giraffe, hyena and warthog. The reserve was created by a non-profit organization for the purposes of conservation and education, and was established in 1994. It offers thatched self-catering chalets for those wishing to spend a night or two, and game drives and guided walks with experienced rangers.
Phone Number: 316 1955/6
Email Address: information@mokolodi.com
Website: www.mokolodi.com
Hours: Daily from dawn to dusk

National Museum and Art Gallery
The outstanding National Museum is situated near the center of town and houses important collections of traditional crafts and paintings by local and regional artists. It also serves to preserve Botswana's natural and cultural heritage.
Address: 331 Independence Ave
Website: www.botswana-museum.gov.bw

Gaborone Game Reserve
The third busiest game reserve in the country, the small Gaborone Game Reserve provides a popular escape for city dwellers with picnic sites, a bird and game hide, and a network of game viewing roads. The park is home to rhino, ostriches, zebra, a variety of antelope, and a rich bird life.
Admission: P120 (adults), P60 (children 8-17); P50 per day per vehicle

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