- Jonathan Brown
As an expat in Gaborone & beyond, I learned to love Botsuana's treasures and would like to share my love for my second home with you.
InterNations — A Community for American Expats in Gaborone
Hello to all Americans in Gaborone! Are you interested in getting to know fellow expats in Gaborone? Looking for advice from other Americans, e.g. wondering if there are any bars in Gaborone which will be showing your favorite baseball or American football team’s upcoming match or where to go in town for st￭ turkey?
There’s no doubt about it: . The is a city known for , and much more! With the , navigating your way around the city from one place to the next is simple. This also means that if you don’t want to live among the hustle and bustle of the center, you can enjoy a quieter life in , which are away from Gaborone’s center.
Although Gaborone has lots to offer, you might be wondering where and how you can meet other Americans in the city. Luckily, InterNations is here to make this easier for you! You’re warmly invited to join the InterNations community. Within our international network in Gaborone, there’s a vibrant circle of American expats from all regions of USA, including New York City, Los Angeles, and beyond.
Enjoy the International Experience with InterNations
- Browse our network of members to get to know American expats in Gaborone and connect with others.
- Take part in our expat forums to get firsthand tips and information from fellow Americans in Gaborone.
- Meet other American expats and global minds at 600 monthly official events and share your interests at more than 4,600 monthly activities in Gaborone and across the globe.
InterNations provides an easy, casual way to get to know expats from the USA and further afield in your local community. Sound good? Then let us welcome you into our Gaborone Community today!
Mix and Mingle with Americans in Gaborone at Our Events
Our Gaborone community is also lively and welcoming offline. The InterNations Ambassadors host regular get-togethers and a range of expat activities, e.g. a chic dining experience in Gaborone’s trendiest restaurant or a get-away with fellow American expats to discover its gently rolling tableland. These activities make it easy for you to get to know other expats from the United States of America in your local community and meet Americans in Botswana in a comfortable setting. If this sounds interesting to you, simply sign up for membership – we are looking forward to welcoming you among our Americans living in Gaborone!
Connect at Our Events in Gaborone
Attend our monthly events and join various interest-based groups to get to know like-minded expats and fellow Americans in Gaborone. From sailing to spirituality, there is sure to be something for everyone! In most communities, there are also monthly Newcomers’ Events especially for those who have recently joined the American community in Gaborone. Take this chance to mingle and meet other expats and global minds in Gaborone.
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Find People Who Share Your Passions
Botswana's capital, named after Chief Kgosi Gaborone, Gaborone can be a great place for expats, especially with the InterNations community helping you to make the most of your experience!
Do you want to continue with your hobbies — or discover new ones — while living in Gaborone? There’s a variety of InterNations Groups you can join, including everything from sightseeing to hiking. These are run by dedicated Consuls with at least one activity each month, such as dinners in Gaborone’s finest restaurants or outings with other expats to explore all that the has to offer, from Mokolodi Game Reserve, where you can actually pet a cheetah, to the pleasant climb up Kgale Hill, and much more.
Find other Americans to share your hobbies with
- Jonathan Brown
As an expat in Gaborone & beyond, I learned to love Botsuana's treasures and would like to share my love for my second home with you.
- Melanie Rasbery
Gaborone's a comparatively small African metropolis, but I still needed help from expats and locals to relocate and settle in.
