Set inside the Moremi Game Reserve, Camp Moremi gazes over the Xakanaxa Lagoon, one of the Okavango’s most wildlife-rich corners. This classic tented camp has raised decks and a firelit boma, with expert-guided game drives and small boat safaris, a good balance of comfort and wilderness. Expect memorable sightings, abundant birdlife, and relaxed, well-hosted evenings under star-strewn skies.
Spacious tented suites on raised platforms. Huge showers and floor-to-ceiling front-facing windows. Suites well-spaced for complete privacy. Reliable in-room high-speed wifi. Inviting communal swimming pool. Creative mealtime variety, top notch service, excellent wildlife sightings. Warthogs and baboons are regular visitors.
- Andrew Harvey - African Sky Sales Manager Since 2012
Price Per Person Sharing From:
USD 710 - 1,654
Rating |
Personal & Comfortable
Highlights & What to Expect
Comfortable, classic tented camp overlooking the wildlife-rich Xakanaxa Lagoon in Moremi Game Reserve.
Morning and afternoon game drives explore diverse habitats supporting elephants, predators, and plains game.
Small-boat water safaris on the lagoon and channels offer close birding and gentle, scenic wildlife viewing.
Outstanding birding in camp gardens and surrounding woodland; seasonal specials along the waterways.
Camp Moremi sits on the edge of Botswana’s famed Xakanaxa Lagoon in the Moremi Game Reserve, part of the Okavango Delta’s protected mosaic of woodland, floodplains, and channels.
Location & Setting
Elevated walkways and timber decks take in tranquil water views shaded by mature trees, while wildlife regularly passes nearby. Access is typically via a light aircraft flight to the Xakanaxa/Moremi airstrip from Maun, followed by a short transfer to camp. The setting balances easy lagoon access for boating with quick reach to productive game-drive loops, making it a superb base for diverse safari experiences year-round.
Rooms
Accommodation comprises eleven classic safari-style tents and one luxury family tent, all raised on wooden platforms. Each unit features a private en-suite bathroom and a veranda or viewing deck that looks into the trees or toward the water. Interiors prioritize restful comfort with proper beds, ample storage, and thoughtful finishes, while canvas walls maintain that close-to-nature feel. The lagoon holds water all year, so motorboat trips from camp do not depend on the annual flood.
Facilities
Central areas feature an expansive lounge and elevated dining deck joined by timber walkways to a convivial fire pit and open-air boma for alfresco dinners under the stars. A secluded swimming pool offers a refreshing midday break after summer game drives. Shaded lawns and mature trees lend a welcoming, garden-like feel, while the lagoon outlook keeps you connected to the Delta’s rhythms. Mealtimes are generally relaxed and social, often with feet-in-the-sand ambience beside the water. Between activities, guests unwind with a book, watch passing wildlife and birdlife, or chat with guides about current sightings and seasonal highlights.
Built where Khwai River Lodge once stood, with fifteen tents and night drives in the community concession.
Last Updated: November 6, 2026 Curated By:Riaan Viljoen
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