Grand Bay Botanical Gardens & Resort

The National Botanical Garden of Botswana, located just south‑east of Gaborone city center, offers a rich introduction to the diverse plant life of the region. National Museum Botanical Gardens in Village, Gaborone is part of the national history division of the National Museum. The park was established in 1968 and officially opened in 2007 with the purpose of protecting the endangered plant species of Botswana. It features walking trails (with labeled trees and plants), exhibits on the flora of Botswana.

We are located 25km from Gabz along Boatle-Mankgodi road. From Gabs turn right at Boatle and follow Mmankgodi road, we are located on the right along the main road with a white wall.

A 7-hectare living showcase established in 2007, under the stewardship of the Botswana National Museum. Showcases six ecological zones native to Botswana: Chobe, Okavango & Salt Pans, Mopane Woodland, North‑Eastern Kalahari, Mashatu, and South‑Western Kalahari. A key mission is to document, conserve, and educate about Botswana’s indigenous plant biodiversity—similar to roles played by major botanical gardens worldwide, which serve scientific research, conservation, display, and education. Conservation efforts for native plants and ecological heritage. Educational resource serving schools, researchers, and the public—mirroring global botanical gardens’ focus areas: taxonomy, herbarium collections, climate-specific care, and environmental education. Scenic walking paths through native plant habitats, providing both learning and leisure.