Moremi Game Reserve

Nature preserve · North-West

Moremi Game Reserve

Nature preserve · North-West

Botswana

Highlights

Nestled in the breathtaking Okavango Delta, this expansive game reserve offers an untamed safari experience with abundant wildlife and stunning landscapes.

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"Bush camping in dome tents under a star canopy, engaging kids in planning and survival skills."

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"Botswana offers serene and untouched landscapes, known for its diverse wildlife and the vast Okavango Delta. It is recognized for its quiet and peaceful environment, making it a top choice for relaxation." - Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist and co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel journalists. Her photos, videos, and words have appeare

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"A vast inland delta known for its unique ecosystem and rich wildlife, offering activities like mokoro rides in its waterways."

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Dhara Brahmbhatt

Google

It is one of the most beautiful and breathtaking views in Botswana. The okavango delta is a sight to see once in a lifetime. We had a safari as well and saw plenty of animals, but unfortunately, no wild cats were spotted. But other than that, it was a great experience, and it is definitely worth the visit again.

Sakri Säkkinen

Google

We made selfdrive day trip from Maun. There is alot of animals allready on transit road on a way to southgate. We had Suzuki Jimny and managed mediocre. Roads are pretty hard especially for rookies. One time we got stuck on mudhole but at the same minute awesome dutch/german couple saved us from the hole with their bigger vechile! Thank you so much!🤩 We saw lost of elephants, hippos, crocodile, antilopes, girraffes, cape buffalos etc. Be aware or mud holes and if you are not sure look always route around them. Also it is best to stay in the reserve since we spent half day on transit roads. We will come back later with better car, time and prepare :)

Frédéric DEPREZ

Google

Very disappointing natural reserve for too many multiples reasons: -staff of the park absolutely not supportive and not keen answering questions -few dangerous road indicated as normal road absolutely not maintained (trees cutting the road, roots higher than 30cm in the middle, dead end not indicated, water crossing not indicated…) -no or limited directions sign within the park (often not at intersections!) -expensive: 100€/night in camp site for 2 is unrealistic, especially when there are empty!! (But pretended overbooked!). 20€/person/day for entering with no picnic area, no toilet… We got the worse experience of more than 10 national reserve between Botswana, Namibia, South Africa. We came back with flat or damaged tires, car with impact everywhere (and we are quite expert driver with more than 50000km drive this year without any single incident on tough roads!) It would be time for people paid by the park to work!!!

Marta Alujas

Google

Wildest safari we've been so far. Expect nothing but wild life (no wi fi, facilities, shops, even directions, no roads), with a difficult access (only by 4x4 and difficult road to access (2h from Maun)) but also true life and pureness. Exciting and exceptional place 100% recommended. We did a selfdrive safari so maybe that's why we couldn't spot lions nor leopards but we could enjoy plenty of other animals. Be aware that Department of Wildlife and Nature Parks in Botswana are increasing their fees so it is very expensive, we paid them at their office in Maun but we saw people paying them there at the gate. Furthermore, we were not given a map (it costed 300 Pulas!!!!, or more, depending on who is at the reception gate) and there aren't indications in the park (or they were damaged) so it is really easy to get lost. 5 stars because the place is really worth it but it need some maintenance taking into account the price that's paid.

Anton Veldsman

Google

Poorly informed staff. No working toilets or running water at gates. Very few animals seen. Roads mostly flooded and staff had no problem directing people into flooded roads that we warned them about. Very difficult to navigate with limited roads and signs. Staff at gates couldt communicate with other camps since the power was down and even the solar didnt charge. We did not reach our camp within two days and had to overnight next to the roads because the roads were so poor and flooded. No one came looking for us. Real threat if poachers start roaming the park since no one monitors you.

Orson Morrison

Google

Spectacular location for safari camping experience. The campsite was comfortable and the perfect setting for incredible wildlife viewing in Botswana.

moses alex akuje

Google

I really enjoyed every single moment at the camp. The staff was very friendly and ever smiling. Food was awesome. I loved the way the presented the evening menu, mostly the wines. Big up. On the game drive, I was guided by Wise. The man has vast experience and knowledge about the wildlife. The man really made me love adventure more. The rooms wow. I enjoyed the morning birds songs. I have travelled on most on the camps but Camp Moremi I salute it. I can't to go back there again, and this time around for many more days.

Neil Jansson

Google

One of Africa's finest reserves. Unfenced, untamed, nature at its best. Limited access due to the challenging road conditions, thick sand and water, makes for a rewarding experience. Botswana has implemented a low volume high price model on Tourism, but in today's world I guess that's the price you need to pay in order to break away from the crowds and have an experience of a lifetime.