Tucked away in the tranquil town of Ghanzi, Sesigo Bed and Breakfast offers travellers a warm and comfortable retreat in one of Botswana’s most fascinating regions. Whether you are passing through on your way to the Okavango Delta or exploring the vast Kalahari landscape, this charming establishment provides a perfect blend of local hospitality, comfort, and convenience.
Located in Extension 16, Ghanzi, Sesigo Bed and Breakfast is a youth-owned establishment that embodies the spirit of community and authentic Botswana hospitality. The owners have created a welcoming space that feels more like visiting family than checking into a hotel. With only five guest rooms, each individually decorated and comfortably furnished, the experience is personal and intimate—ideal for travellers who prefer a peaceful atmosphere and attentive service.
Each room comes equipped with modern amenities, including private bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, ensuring that guests can relax after a long day of travel or exploration.
Daily housekeeping and laundry services add to the convenience, while the English-style breakfast, served each morning, offers a hearty start to the day. Guests particularly appreciate the quiet surroundings and easy-going pace, which make Sesigo a refreshing stopover before continuing deeper into the wild heart of Botswana.
Beyond comfort, Sesigo reflects the culture and charm of Ghanzi itself—a town that blends traditional San (Basarwa) heritage with modern-day life. The region is known for its craft markets, cattle farms, and the open savannas that stretch endlessly toward the horizon. It’s not uncommon to hear local stories over breakfast or get tips from the friendly hosts about nearby attractions and routes to Namibia or Maun.
Sesigo is a gem worth discovering. Its modest size allows for personal attention, while its amenities—free parking, laundry services, and reliable internet—make it practical for both leisure and business travellers.
Whether you are exploring Ghanzi’s cultural sites or simply pausing for rest on a long journey, Sesigo offers something special: genuine local warmth, simplicity, and a true sense of home in Botswana’s western heartland.
Click on this link to watch the video as Chef Shanga Raphati tells us more: https://q.my.na/NC1D
Located in Extension 16, Ghanzi, Sesigo Bed and Breakfast is a youth-owned establishment that embodies the spirit of community and authentic Botswana hospitality. The owners have created a welcoming space that feels more like visiting family than checking into a hotel. With only five guest rooms, each individually decorated and comfortably furnished, the experience is personal and intimate—ideal for travellers who prefer a peaceful atmosphere and attentive service.
Each room comes equipped with modern amenities, including private bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, ensuring that guests can relax after a long day of travel or exploration.
Daily housekeeping and laundry services add to the convenience, while the English-style breakfast, served each morning, offers a hearty start to the day. Guests particularly appreciate the quiet surroundings and easy-going pace, which make Sesigo a refreshing stopover before continuing deeper into the wild heart of Botswana.
Beyond comfort, Sesigo reflects the culture and charm of Ghanzi itself—a town that blends traditional San (Basarwa) heritage with modern-day life. The region is known for its craft markets, cattle farms, and the open savannas that stretch endlessly toward the horizon. It’s not uncommon to hear local stories over breakfast or get tips from the friendly hosts about nearby attractions and routes to Namibia or Maun.
Sesigo is a gem worth discovering. Its modest size allows for personal attention, while its amenities—free parking, laundry services, and reliable internet—make it practical for both leisure and business travellers.
Whether you are exploring Ghanzi’s cultural sites or simply pausing for rest on a long journey, Sesigo offers something special: genuine local warmth, simplicity, and a true sense of home in Botswana’s western heartland.
Click on this link to watch the video as Chef Shanga Raphati tells us more: https://q.my.na/NC1D
