Camp Moremi
Highlights
- Game drives in the Moremi Game Reserve
- Motorboat game viewing safaris
- Exceptional bird-watching around camp
- Sundowners on the Xaxanaka Lagoon
- Large interleading family suite
- Numerous camp activities on offer
- One of the most popular safari camps in Botswana
Information
- Lodge type; Safari Camp
- Location; Moremi Game Reserve
- Lodge size; 12 Tented Safari Suites
- Recommended stay; 3-7 nights
Stunning Safari Camp Overlooking Moremi's Famed Xaxanaka Lagoon
Peering out from below gigantic ebony trees, Camp Moremi delivers accurate meaning towards the term safari within the Xaxanaka region of Moremi Game Reserve.
Here, the location where the life-giving waters from the Okavango Delta connect with the vast Kalahari, ancient Mopane forests, open grassland, periodic floodplains as well as Riverine habitats has formed, producing probably the most spectacular in addition to enticing animal sanctuaries in all of Africa.
Safari activities from Camp Moremi include game drives, mokoro trips and boating excursions.
Rooms and Suites
Camp Moremi accommodates just twenty-six visitors inside eleven East African-style safari tents, individually located upon elevated teak platforms along with exclusive surrounding amenities and viewing verandas.
A family room is now available in camp for those with children on safari, a two bedroomed suited with interleading doors is perfect for keeping one's family close.
Cuisine and Wine
From Camp Moremi, one's nighttime dinner of traditional African meals may be savoured inside the dining room inside the raised Tree Lodge or perhaps in the protected boma.
Lodge Facilities
Shaded by gigantic ebony trees, the impressive Camp Moremi is a sophisticated elevated thatch and timber structure comprising of a main lounge, wildlife reference library, dining room, outdoor dining area, toilet with a view, swimming pool as well as a cocktail bar.
Additional camp amenities incorporated a remote swimming pool along with a sun deck thatched boma and raised observing deck with unparalleled vistas of the Xakanaxa Lagoon and the Moremi.
Safari Activities
Camp Moremi activities centre around tracking big game on morning and afternoon game drives by means of an open 4x4 safari vehicle within the Moremi Game Reserve, legendary for regular sightings of lion, leopard and cheetah, in addition to the wild dog, in whose numbers are so swiftly diminishing in other locations.
Discovering the Xakanaxa Lagoon and encircling Okavango Delta and Moremi channels by motorboat offers visitors outstanding birdwatching possibilities, seeing that birdlife is prolific and varied, ranging from water birds to timid forest dwellers.
Camp Moremi offers both land and water activities year-round.
Family Friendly
Camp Moremi is suitable for families with children 6 years and older. A family suite that sleeps four, specialized child friend menus, as well as fun and educational safari activities for every family member.
In Conclusion
Camp Moremi is located in the Moremi Game Reserve, the perfect destination for an African safari adventure!
The camp overlooks the famed Xaxanaka Lagoon in the Moremi Game Reserve and offers stunning views of the surrounding wildlife. You'll enjoy morning and afternoon game drives in open 4x4 safari vehicles, boat rides on the lagoon, and exceptional birdwatching opportunities.
Families with children 6 years and older will find the camp accommodating, with a family suite, child-friendly menus, and fun safari activities.
So if you're looking for an authentic African safari experience, look no further than Camp Moremi!
Rates form part of a safari itinerary
Camp Moremi Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollars (US$)
*Rates may vary according to season
- Camp accommodation
- Scheduled activities
- Laundry service
- All meals at camp
- Refreshments, local spirits and wines
- National park fees
- Government levies, taxes and VAT
- Local and International flights
- Travel insurance
- Premium branded drinks and alcohol
- Items of a personal nature
- Gratuities
- Any item not mentioned
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