Moremi Game Reserve

Introduction

The Moremi Game Reserve, as opposed to the Moremi National Park, combines the dry parts with the permanent water, covering around 40% of the eastern side of the Okavango Delta. It is the first reserve established by African tribes on their land and one of the most stunning game reserves in all of Africa. The national park’s landscape consists of a combination of floodplains, and streams bordered by lilies, lagoons, and woodlands. The national park’s marshes and dry areas provide remarkable contrasts and are home to a wide variety of animals, including giraffes, cape wild dogs, buffalo, zebras, hippos, antelopes, impalas, rhinoceroses, the big five, and about 500 bird species. A Moremi tour will provide you with a unique opportunity to discover Africa’s splendor as it is home to around 1000 different plant varieties!

Details

The stunning terrain of Moremi Game Reserve

The Moremi National Park contains savannahs, acacia tree forests, lush Mopane Woodlands, lagoons, floodplains, and grasslands, making it one of Africa’s richest ecosystems. The magnificent baobabs are one of the top tourist destinations in the Moremi region. Evergreen trees line the expansive floodplains of the Khwai region, which is located on the northeastern tip of Moremi. The Xakanaxa Lagoon, which is located in Moremi, is made up of beautiful mopane woods, a patchwork of small flooded regions, and deep rivers, creating a wonderful area full of sports. Chief Island, Moremi’s largest island, is a fantastic place to see wildlife for visitors.

The unique wildlife to spot at Moremi Game Reserve

The Moremi Game Reserve’s distinctive environment makes it the perfect location to see some of the rarest wildlife in the world, whether it be the Big Five, the White Rhino, or the Meerkat. Hippos, elephants, buffalo, impalas, blue wildebeest, red lechwe, wild dogs, giraffes, tsessebe, African clawless otters, and a variety of other animals may all be found at Moremi. You can see uncommon bird species like the slaty egret, wattled cranes, African fish eagle, African skimmer, Grey-winged Pytilia, southern carmine bee-eater, etc. in this region, which is home to around 500 species of birds.

Camps and Hotels in Moremi Game Reserve

Your choice of lodging inside the Moremi Game Reserve will rely on its amenities and proximity to the main reserve. The reserve offers a variety of lodging options, from opulent safari lodges to tented camps. The Belmond Khwai River Camp, Sanctuary Chief’s Camp, Little Machaba Camp, Camp Moremi Crossing, Camp Moremi Okavango Delta, Camp Xakanaxa, Khwai Tented, Camp Okuti, Mombo Camp, Machaba Camp, Mombo Trails Camp, Sango Safari Camp, and Little Mombo Camp are some of the top hotels and camps, though. All of these sites offer a comprehensive experience of living within the Moremi Game Reserve’s natural splendor.