About
Moremi Game Reserve is a wildlife sanctuary in Botswana, covering the eastern part of the Okavango Delta. It is a place for travellers who want to see wild country up close, with a landscape that shifts between watery floodplains and dry savanna.
What the reserve offers
The reserve protects a range of ecosystems, and each one supports its own kind of wildlife. Wet channels and open floodplains sit alongside drier stretches of savanna, so a single visit can take in quite different scenery. This variety is a large part of what makes the reserve interesting to explore.
It is known for predator sightings, and lions, leopards and wild dogs are among the animals visitors hope to see. Sightings depend on the animals and the time of day, so none can be promised, but the reserve is a well-regarded setting for watching carnivores in their natural surroundings.
Who it suits
- Visitors interested in wildlife viewing and game drives
- Travellers who enjoy the contrast between delta waterways and dry savanna
- Anyone planning a trip to the Okavango region of Botswana
Planning your visit
Moremi is best approached as part of a wider trip to the Okavango Delta, since its eastern location places it within reach of the delta's other areas and camps. Because it is a protected reserve, visitors should check access arrangements, entry rules and the best seasons for their interests before setting out.