Supplies
Stock up on fuel and basic groceries here before heading deeper into the Delta or towards the Namibian border.





Situated in the North-West District of Botswana, Gumare is a bustling administrative and commercial center that plays a crucial role for the surrounding rural communities. While it is not a traditional tourist hotspot, its location along the A35 road makes it an indispensable stop for those traveling toward the western panhandle of the Okavango Delta or the Tsodilo Hills. The village provides a genuine look at Batswana life, featuring local markets and essential services like fuel and groceries. For the intrepid traveler, Gumare offers a moment of transition between the wild landscapes of the Delta and the more settled regions of the country.
Situated in the North-West District of Botswana, Gumare is a bustling administrative and commercial center that plays a crucial role for the surrounding rural communities. While it is not a traditional tourist hotspot, its location along the A35 road makes it an indispensable stop for those traveling toward the western panhandle of the Okavango Delta or the Tsodilo Hills. The village provides a genuine look at Batswana life, featuring local markets and essential services like fuel and groceries. For the intrepid traveler, Gumare offers a moment of transition between the wild landscapes of the Delta and the more settled regions of the country.
Gateway to the western Okavango Delta panhandle.
Administrative hub for the surrounding rural communities.
Authentic atmosphere away from major tourist tracks.
Essential supply stop for regional road trips.
Primarily an administrative center rather than a tourist destination.
Essential stop for fuel and basic supplies in the North-West District.
Located on the main road (A35) connecting Maun to the Namibian border.
Stock up on fuel and basic groceries here before heading deeper into the Delta or towards the Namibian border.
The village is accessible via the main road running along the western side of the Okavango Delta.
A practical stopover for travelers heading to the western Okavango Delta.
BWP P
$40-$80 p/day
Setswana, English
Greetings are important in Botswana culture; a polite 'Dumela' goes a long way with locals.
May-September
Spring brings rising heat; it's a dry period before the summer rains begin.
The rainy season; expect afternoon thundershowers and vibrant green landscapes.
Temperatures begin to cool as the rains subside, making for pleasant travel weather.
Dry and sunny with cool nights, ideal for comfortable daytime exploration.