Sefhare

Sefhare is a village in eastern Botswana, located in the Central District near the Tswapong Hills, about 30 km southeast of Palapye. The area is known for its rocky hills, seasonal streams, and traditional Tswana homesteads. It offers a quiet rural setting with access to the natural attractions of the Tswapong range.

By Plane

The nearest airport is Sir Seretse Khama International Airport (GBE IATA) in Gaborone, about 220 km south.

By Car / Road

Sefhare is reached via a paved road from Palapye (30 km southeast). The road is in good condition, suitable for regular cars.

Walking and informal taxis within the village. A private vehicle is needed to reach the Tswapong Hills and surrounding sights.

• Tswapong Hills — a scenic range of rocky hills with San rock paintings, caves, and viewpoints, accessible from Sefhare.

• Traditional villages — the area around Sefhare has several traditional Tswana settlements worth a visit.

• Hiking in the Tswapong Hills — explore the rocky gorges, seasonal pools, and hiking trails.

• Birdwatching — the hills support diverse woodland bird species.

• Basic village shops and informal food stalls.

• Informal bars serve local beer. Bottled water recommended.

• Palapye — 30 km northwest, for the Morwalela Falls, Moremi Gorge, and accommodation.
• Serowe — 75 km northwest via Palapye, for the Khama III Memorial Museum.
• Gaborone — 220 km south, the capital.