Things to do in Moremi Game Reserve
Discover the best attractions and experiences Moremi Game Reserve has to offer
Historic Monuments
Moremi is renowned for its wildlife and delta landscapes rather than man-made monuments; history here is found in the land and its traditional use.
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Museums
There are no major museums within Moremi; experiences are outdoor and wildlife-focused.
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Religious Monuments
No notable religious monuments inside the reserve; spirituality is often experienced through the landscape and camp rituals.
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National & Theme Parks
The Moremi region is anchored by renowned wildlife reserves and the surrounding delta ecosystem.
Moremi Game Reserve
One of Botswana's premier wildlife reserves, famed for its diverse mammals and scenic floodplains.
Chief’s Island
A famed wildlife hub within Moremi, known for leopards, elephants, and expansive views.
Okavango Delta (region)
The vast wetlands surrounding Moremi, offering iconic delta scenery and wildlife encounters.
Neighborhoods
Within Moremi, explore distinct areas and camps that function as its intimate ‘neighborhoods’.
Third Bridge Area
A famous wildlife corridor and sunset viewing spot in northern Moremi.
Xigera Area
A base for exploring central delta channels with access to varied wildlife.
Mombo Area
A premier safari belt known for abundant wildlife and luxury camps.
Free Things to Do
Most experiences are guided, but you can enjoy nature-inspired activities without a set itinerary.
Birdwatching along delta channels
Spot herons, storks, Pel's fishing owls, and a variety of waterbirds.
Sunrise viewing from a shoreline
Witness the floodplains come alive with light and wildlife.
Self-guided photography of landscapes
Capture the delta's changing light and wildlife silhouettes.
Gastronomy
Safari dining in Moremi blends traditional flavors with contemporary camp cuisine.
Traditional Botswana cuisine (Seswaa and morogo)
Rustic, hearty dishes served at camp lodges.
Sundowner with nibbles
Relax with light bites as the sun sets over the delta.
Chef’s tasting menu at a luxury camp
Seasonal dishes featuring local ingredients.
Nightlife
Evenings in Moremi center on the sounds of nature and campfire moments.
Campfire storytelling and stargazing
Relax by a fire as guides share tales and constellations.
Night safari (where permitted)
Observe nocturnal wildlife under guided supervision.
Entertainment
Some camps offer cultural and wildlife-focused experiences after dark.
Traditional singing and dancing at camps
Local performances that showcase Botswana culture.
Wildlife documentary screenings at camp
Evening screenings highlighting Delta ecology.
Sports
Safari-specific activities form the sport repertoire in Moremi.
Game drives by rover or vehicle
Guided wildlife drives across the reserve.
Mokoro canoe safaris
Paddled journeys through delta channels with a guide.
Walking safaris
Short, guided bush walks to learn tracks and wildlife behavior.
Off the Track
For something a little different, these signature Moremi experiences stand out.
Mokoro safari through narrow channels
Traditional dugout canoe trips exploring hidden waterways.
Photographic safari in Chief’s Island
Landscape and wildlife photography amid delta scenery.
Aerial flight over the Okavango Delta
Bird's-eye views of floodplains and wildlife corridors.