Lobatse Botswana

Lobatse is a town of Botswana located in the south eastern regions of the country and is at a distance of sixty five kilometers from the capital city of Gaborone, among the hills of Botswana land. The town of Lobatse at Botswana is significant for being the gateway to the Trans-Kalahari Highway. The latitude and longitude of Lobatse of Botswana are 25º 13' 0 S and 25º 40' 0 E respectively. The altitude at which Lobatse is placed measures three thousand and nine hundred feet, which is approximately equal to one thousand one hundred and eighty eight meters above the sea level.

Some of the major tourist attractions at Lobatse in Botswana include the picturesque hills containing the Otse Mountain, which is also the highest point in the land. The pleasant town of Lobatse is nestled among the tree lined avenues and a climate, which is a little wet and cold. The St.Marks Anglican Church is also a chief tourist catcher with its majestic stone and thatch building constructed in 1934.

Lobatse is well accessible from the nearest towns of Vlei, Otse, Sakutswane, Maphephane, Janeng, Matsiapane, Gopane and Manwane. The nearest airports to Lobatse are that of Mafikeng, Zeerust, Sir Seretse Khama International and Thebephatshwa.