Transportation in Gaborone

# Getting Around Gaborone Gaborone, Botswana's capital city, operates primarily on private transportation and informal public transit systems. First-time visitors should know that the city lacks a formal metro or extensive public bus network. The main transport options include taxis (both metered and informal), minibus combis (shared minivans that follow set routes), and car rentals. Combis are the most economical choice used by locals, though routes and schedules aren't formally published. Taxis provide more comfort and convenience, particularly for visitors unfamiliar with the city. **Airport Transfer Tip:** Sir Seretse Khama International Airport is located approximately 15km north of the city center. While specific current rates aren't available here, taxis are readily available at the airport and provide the most straightforward option for first-time visitors. For current pricing and to arrange airport transfers, use the booking widgets on this site. Some hotels also offer shuttle services, so check with your accommodation in advance. **Important Note:** Information about specific routes, schedules, and pricing in Gaborone is limited in our current database. For the most up-to-date transportation information, including current fares and service availability, consult local sources or use our booking partners' real-time tools below.

Combis (minibus taxis) are the main public transport - they follow set routes but stop on request along the way

Taxis don't use meters in Gaborone, so agree on the fare with the driver before starting your journey

The city center is compact and walkable during daylight hours, making it easy to explore main areas on foot

Sir Seretse Khama International Airport is about 15km from the city center - arrange transport in advance as public options are limited