Gaborone🇧🇼

For the budget-conscious nomad, living here can be refreshingly affordable. A 1-bedroom in the city center runs about $450, dropping to $280 outside. Eating out is cheap, with a basic meal for $4 and a nicer one around $15, while groceries are a manageable $210 monthly. This makes it an ideal spot if you're looking to stretch your savings. Internet speeds are decent at 35 Mbps, and the city feels quite safe (safety index of 72). However, don't expect a bustling nomad scene; the community is small, and with only 4 coworking spaces, networking might take more effort. While English proficiency is high and visa ease is medium, walkability is average, meaning you'll likely rely on transport. The biggest caveat? Limited options for 3-bedroom apartments were available in the data, hinting at a potentially tighter rental market for larger needs.