Moremi-Wildreservat

Naturschutzgebiet · 🇧🇼 Botsuana

Fläche 4.830 km²

Zeitzone Africa/Gaborone

Offizielle Website www.moremi.com

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Moremi Game Reserve Essentials

Moremi Game Reserve encompasses the eastern reaches of the Okavango Delta, where seasonal floodplains meet dry mopane woodland. This selection covers essential navigation points, including the iconic log bridges and strategic campsites like Xakanaxa and North Gate. These locations provide access to the permanent waters of the Khwai River and the predator-rich Chief's Island, offering specific vantage points for observing hippos and African wild dogs in their natural habitats.

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Secluded Safari Waters

Located within the Moremi Game Reserve, these secluded water sources provide critical habitats for resident wildlife. The list features the permanent waters of Mogogelo Hippo Pool and Xini Lagoon, known for hippopotamus pods and diverse birdlife. Complementing these are seasonal pans like Gwara and Ondjovu, which attract high concentrations of elephants and buffalo during the dry season. These sites offer a quieter alternative to the busier transit routes, showcasing the Okavango Delta's varying aquatic ecosystems from deep lagoons to ephemeral wetlands.

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Safari Camps & Campsites

This collection features essential accommodation within the Moremi Game Reserve and the adjacent Khwai Community Concession. It includes public campsites managed by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks, such as South Gate and North Gate, alongside private luxury tented camps like Xigera and Sango. These locations provide access to the Okavango Delta’s diverse ecosystems, ranging from the permanent lagoons of Xakanaxa to the riverine forests along the Khwai River, known for high predator density.

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Wildlife Viewing Points

These strategic viewing points across Moremi Game Reserve provide access to the diverse ecosystems of the Okavango Delta, from permanent lagoons to seasonal pans. Key locations like Xini Lagoon and Paradies Pools offer vantage points for observing hippos, crocodiles, and red lechwe. Predatory activity is often concentrated around sites like the Wild Dog Den and Lions Den Pools, while seasonal wetlands such as Gwara and Ondjovu attract large herds of elephants and buffalo during the dry winter months.

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