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Moremi
The Okavango's protected heart — where the delta's water meets dry land, and Botswana's game viewing is at its richest.
Moremi is where the Okavango concentrates. Set aside in 1963 by the BaTawana people — the first game reserve in Africa created by an African community on its own land — it protects the delta's core: lagoons, islands, and the river country where water and wildlife meet.
The African wild dog.
For most of the year a Moremi pack belongs to no one place — some seven hundred square kilometres, worked end to end. Then winter comes, the pups are born, and for three months the pack's whole life draws in to one den in the mopane woodland. That is the season when sightings become regular.
Moremi, the delta, or Chobe?
Moremi or the wider delta? Chobe as well, or instead? The names overlap more than the map suggests — start with how the reserve sits inside the Okavango, and the rest of Botswana falls into order.
Plan it, one decision at a time.
The camps are the trip.
In Moremi your camp decides your country — the river, the lagoons or the islands — and your days on it. Browse the full collection, or answer a few quick questions and let the shortlist come to you.
Journeys with the connections in place.
Moremi pairs naturally with Chobe, the Falls and the wider delta — itineraries with the connections already in place.
Tell us the trip you're imagining.
The month, the company, the pace — and we'll put the right Moremi around it.