Moremi Game Reserve
Moremi Game Reserve, located in the Okavango Delta, stands out as one of Africa’s premier spots for wildlife observation. In addition to the wetlands, there’s a dry peninsula that’s perfect for classic game-drive safaris, providing an abundance of wildlife sightings that surpass those of the mokoro trips. Every one of the Big Five can be found here.
Advantages & Disadvantages
Incredible opportunities to observe wildlife, featuring the iconic Big Five.
A fantastic spot for birdwatching, especially for those interested in waterbirds.
Exciting game drives and thrilling mokoro trips await you.
A wide selection of intimate, unique camps
Mobile camping safaris can be experienced in a section of Moremi.
Lodges can be quite pricey
Numerous regions transform into uncharted territories from December to March.
Moremi Game Reserve presents an extraordinary opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts to witness nature’s wonders. Rhino has made a triumphant return to this area, yet encounters remain somewhat unpredictable. The reserve serves as a vibrant sanctuary for wild dog. Many animals exhibit a calm demeanor, creating perfect opportunities for memorable encounters. In addition to the flagship species, you will find vibrant populations of red lechwe, impala, blue wildebeest, and Burchell’s zebra, each adding to the rich tapestry of wildlife.
Discover the wonders of Moremi’s wildlife
Landscape
Moremi offers a perfect blend of experiences within the Delta. Vast expanses of wetlands boast papyrus-fringed channels and floating water lilies, ideal for mokoro safaris; while extensive stretches of land are designated for thrilling 4×4 adventures. The region is a vibrant tapestry of lagoons and islands, showcasing a diverse array of habitats, ranging from grasslands to thorn scrub and mopane woodlands.
Atmospheric Conditions & Environment
Moremi experiences a Dry season from April to October, framed by the reserve’s coolest and hottest temperatures. The temperature dips to a comfortable 26°C/79°F in July, before climbing to a warm 34°C/93°F in October. The average temperature during the Wet season (November to March) stays consistently warm at 31°C/88°F, with minimal variation. The rainy months bring with them quick bursts of showers rather than endless torrents of rain.
Additional information regarding the weather and climate
Ideal Moments for Exploration
The Dry season (April to October) offers the perfect opportunity for thrilling wildlife encounters and exploration. The climate is generally pleasant, the peninsula is teeming with wildlife, and the water levels of the Okavango are just right for exciting mokoro adventures. The most vibrant birdlife will not be on display, as it arrives during the Wet season from November to March. During the drier months, prices tend to rise, marking Botswana’s peak season.
