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Botswana's biggest airport, Sir Seretse Khama International Airport, lies nine miles north of the South African nation's capital with car hire in Gabarone Airport. Nearly a million passengers have used this airport, which is named after Botswana's first president, annually since its 1984 opening. The slow customs process can be easily sped up by presenting officers with a forwarding address.
Airport passengers are able to compare car hire at Imperial or Avis, with self-driving the most recommended way to travel from this airport which has no scheduled bus service. The terminal building contains a left luggage facility, a duty-free shop, a bar, a restaurant and a bureau de change. Kenya Airways offers direct flights to Nairobi, South African Express supplies direct flights to Johannesburg and Air Botswana provides direct flights to six Southern African cities.
Approximately 10 per cent of Botswana's population lives in this national capital, which is located less than 10 miles from South Africa with car rental in Gabarone Airport. The city contains both of Botswana's biggest supermarket at the modern Game City Mall and the eco-friendly Green Shop, housed inside a traditional hut. Visitors do not have to drive very far to see exotic African wildlife at the Gaborone Game Reserve or Mokolodi.
Gaborone enjoys year-long sunny days with cool nights and hot summers. During droughts, January and February are the hottest months, but during times of normal rainfall, October is typically the hottest month. October is also the beginning of Gaborone's rainy season, which lasts until April. The dry season from April to October is the best time to visit both Gaborone and its surrounding wildlife.
Roads in and around Gaborone are generally in good shape and motorists drive on the left side. Drivers headed for Kgale Hill should go on late weekend afternoons instead of earlier in the day and should only park alongside other vehicles for safety. Motorists should stay in their vehicles while driving through wildlife reserves.
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