Moremi Game Reserve

Botswana, Africa

Moremi Game Reserve, nestled in the heart of the Okavango Delta, is renowned for its stunning biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes. Visitors can immerse themselves in a vibrant ecosystem that features thriving wildlife, including elephants, lions, and hundreds of bird species. The reserve boasts incredible game drives, mokoro (canoe) safaris, and scenic walking trails, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike. With its unique mix of wetlands and savannah, Moremi offers a captivating wildlife experience that feels truly unspoiled.

Quick facts

Target stay

3-5 days

Type

Nature Reserve

Vibe

Active

Airport

Maun

Known for

Beach

Hiking

Leisure

Wildlife

Best time to visit
Jan
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8 Best Things to Do in Moremi Game Reserve

1

Est. 3 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Go on a Safari Drive

Explore diverse wildlife on thrilling game drives.

Booking required
2

Est. 2 hrs

Seasonal

Family-friendly

Take a Mokoro Trip

Glide through channels in traditional dugout canoes.

Booking required
3

Est. 2 hrs

Seasonal

Family-friendly

Bird Watching

Spot over 400 bird species in a stunning setting.

No booking required
4

Est. 3 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Visit Khwai River

Experience the scenic beauty and diverse wildlife.

No booking required
5

Est. 4 hrs

Year round

Adults only

Explore Chief's Island

Discover unique ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

Booking required
6

Est. 3 hrs

Year round

Adults only

Night Game Drives

Search for nocturnal wildlife under the stars.

Booking required
7

Est. 3 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Photography Tours

Capture stunning wildlife and landscapes.

Booking required
8

Est. 2 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Cultural Visits

Engage with local communities and their traditions.

No booking required

Need to know, before you go

Country info

Tipping

Expected (~10%)

Tapwater

Not safe to drink

Safety

1 2 3 4 5

High

LGBTQ+ safety score

-4 (#84 globally)

Cost

Expensive

Currency

Pula

Majority religion

Christian

Language

Tswana

(50-80% speak English)

Best dishes to try

Seswaa

Shredded beef dish, slow-cooked. (National dish)

Pap

VE

Maize porridge, staple food in Botswana.

Morogo

VE

Wild spinach, often cooked with onions.

Vetkoek

Fried bread, often filled with meat or jam.

Ditloo

Traditional dish made from cow's intestines.

Phrases to learn

English

Tswana

Hello

Dumela

(Doo-meh-lah)

Yes/No

Ee / Nnyaa

(Eh / Nyaah)

Thank you

Ke a leboga

(Ke ah leh-boh-ha)

Excuse me

Ntshwarele

(N-tswah-reh-leh)

How much?

Ke bokae?

(Keh boh-kah-eh)