Spent 3 days and enjoyed our time here, bushbucks wandered around all the tented rooms and saw lots of birdlife. On our last night here, a blackmaned lion entered the camp around 4 am and we lay in bed listening to his roars - very close - until around 6 am when all went quiet - some people in the... More

We spent 3 days at the camp- excellent customer service, great food , excellent guides (it seemed they found everything we wanted to see!) - the only negative is he generator is turned off @ 11pm - and you lose the fan in the bedroom - so it can be a little hot/humid to sleep then. More

I stayed at Camp Moremi for the last 2 nights of my 12 night trip and I thought it was wonderful. I was a solo traveler and had also visited Sabi Sands in SA and Chobe in Botswana. This was my most "rustic" property and was a little nervous as to what to expect b/c I am NOT a "camper"... More

Camp Moremi is placed in wonderfully lush scenery. We viewed the wild dogs in the park several times, but were unlucky with the big game at this moment of the year (november). Watch for the little bushbabies in front of your room at night! Our safariguide was Frank, who we found a very able driver and spotter. He was most... More

The compact tents at Camp Moremi are raised on a platform and the bathroom is adjacent. When we arrived, our tent was SCORCHING hot and really uncomfortable to be in, even with the fan on, which made it a challenge to have the scheduled afternoon siesta. Other small details that were disappointing were (especially at such high prices): dirty rugs... More

I absolutely loved everything in Camp Moremi. The staff was great and rangers are extremely friendly making the safari adventure really great. The possibility of making boat trips for the sunset is amazing. The tents are really nice, well taken care off and the common areas are awesome. Food was really good. I really loved my stay there and hope... More

Staff and guests intermingle in this intimate and homey camp. You feel part of a community and learn about the wildlife, vegetation, and culture of the Okavango Delta. The facilities were beautiful and eco-friendly. The daily schedule is designed to provide a fun and interactive stay. More

enjoyed the camp;the wildlife ; guides; interesting people; good food;scenery. just perfect More

Camp Moremi is accessed via private airstrip, followed by a rough ride over deeply rutted and sometimes flooded roads. (You're in a swamp, after all, in the Okovango Delta.) Staff is delightful, your safari tent is comfy (if cold in the winter--thankfully, the camp supplies hot water bottles). Food choices were good, meals and wine plentiful, and the fire after... More