




Moremi though is probably most well known for areas like Chief's Island, Xakanaxa lagoon, the Khwai River area and the adjoining mainland. This part of Moremi offers some of the most stunning game viewing in Botswana. Not only is the area rich in Lion, Leopard, Wild Dog and Hyena, but also Elephant, Hippo and a wide variety of antelope. It is also blessed with a selection of some of the finest luxury safari camps and lodges. It is an area of the Okavango-Moremi complex that should form part of any visit to the greater Okavango Delta. The landscape alone is one of the most beautiful in Botswana.
Game drives are possible all year round in the eastern sector of Moremi as well as motorboat excursions along the main channels. Birdlife generally is superb and some of the heronries on t
Moremi Game Reserve owes its establishment directly to the local Batswana tribal people. As a result of their concerns for the future of wildlife in this pristine area they - under the leadership - of Mrs Moremi the then Regent decided that the area should be protected. It was named after the late Chief Moremi the Third, and proclaimed in 1963. These people - and all Motswana - are justifiably proud of the magnificent legacy that has been created.
Community owned lodges are being established in some areas adjacent to Moremi Game Reserve - an indication of the community's commitment to preserving this magnificent wild area.
Brian Kemp has actually managed lodges in Moremi.
Well, those who will be visiting Botswana's Okavango Delta in the next few months are in for a treat! Every year this magnificent wonderland gets inundated by flood waters originating from the highlands of Angola. The waters arrive at the top or "panhandle" of the Delta in about January and get to the "end" of the Delta in June or so.
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