• Manyana Rock Paintings - The Manyana rock paintings are the most frequented rock art site in the Gaborone region. These artworks are distributed across five distinct rock cliff areas and feature depictions of giraffes, antelopes, human figures, and geometric patterns, all dating from 1100 to 1700 AD. They were most likely created by the Khoe (click-speaking) herders.
• Three Chiefs’ Statues - This serves as an introduction to Botswana, offering a glimpse into the country’s history for a deeper understanding of its people and culture.
• Mokolodi Nature Reserve - A stopover for lunch is planned (the client is responsible for covering the guide’s meal), along with an optional game drive. This activity must be confirmed in advance as it depends on the availability of the activity at the location and the guide. Costs are borne by the client.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Professional guide

• Lunch (Yours and that of your guide)
• Mokolodi Nature reserve game drive

This tour offers an unforgettable Botswana experience in just one day. It begins with a historical exploration at the 3 Chiefs Monument, followed by a scenic drive on a well-paved road to the village of Manyana. Here, you can admire 2,000-year-old ‘Bushmen’ rock paintings and visit a hill that played a role in the first defense of Botswana’s territory. Discover the cave that once sheltered a Queen and learn about various indigenous plants and teas. The village was also the residence of Dr. David Livingstone before his expeditions into central Africa, and you will have the opportunity to visit the renowned David Livingstone tree in the village center. As an optional addition, you can enjoy lunch at the Mokolodi Nature Reserve and embark on a game drive (at your own expense) in the afternoon.

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