Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve protects large parts the eastern side of the Okavango Delta, including many areas which are particularly rich in wildlife. It was set aside by the BaTawana tribe in 1962, in order to conserve some of the delta's unique environment for the future. Today, Moremi is one of Africa's finest places for wildlife safaris, with lion, elephant, buffalo, and leopard frequently seen.
The natural diversity of Moremi Reserve is immense: numerous waterways crisscross the area; sparkling lagoons attract huge amounts of game; and shallow floodplains come and go. Beside this, there are two main landmasses - the Mopane Tongue, a dry peninsula which is largely covered with Mopane trees, and the private Chief's Island, which is well-known as one of the region's very best dry-land safari areas.
Most parts of Moremi Game Reserve are only accessible from fly-in safari camps. However, some prime areas on the edge of the Mopane Tongue can also be reached with mobile safaris, including Third Bridge, Xakanaxa Lagoon and Khwai River.
Our safaris to Moremi Game Reserve include some of the reserve's best lodges, camps and camping sites - see below for details, dates and prices.
