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Moremi Game ReserveMoremi Wildlife Reserve is situated in the centre of the Okavango
Delta and is undoubte
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Apart from affording spectacular views of the Okavango and the only chance to appreciate it's size, such flights are also the best opportunity to photograph the Delta.
Game viewing reachs its peak from July to October when seasonal pans dry up and the game congregates around the Khwai river, Third Bridge and Xakanaxa lagoon
There are a wide range of habitats in Moremi; from riparian woodlland, floodplain, reed beds, permanent wetland through mopane forest to dry savanna woodland.The circular road system will take you through them all although it will probably he in the floodplains that you will see most animals.
In addition to large herds of buffalo, elephant, giraffe and many species of antelope, one has a good chance of seeing leopard, lion, cheetah and wild dog.
For birding enthusiasts, not only does the woodland offer a wide range of apecies but the chance to drive to the edges of large lagoons which offer fantastic birding. There are many species of ducks end geese, as well as an amazing variety of heron.
These plains are crowded with impala, red lechwe, zebra, wildebeest, elephant, buffalo, giraffe and warthog grazing on the sweet grasses usually under the gaze of lions
The Reserve is a place of lily-covered wetlands, grass plains and forests, where even at the busiest time of year you're likely to be the only spectators at the most dramatic animal sighting.
As Moremi is a fenced reserve, game viewing is impressive throughout the year.
Moremi consists of a network of waterways surrounding two large islands, Chiefs Island in the west and Mopane Tongue in the east.
This diversity of habitats provides rich pickings for an impressive variety of animals and around 550 bird species
Campsites
there are 4 public campsites in the Reserve as well
as many private lodges and camps. All have water and ablution blocks.
Xakanaxa Campsite | Maqwee| Khwai | Third Bridge
Kwai River attracts large herds of elephants and Xakanaxa lagoon is
a favourite spot with campers.
Third Bridge campsite is set on a small island and accessed by wooden
bridges.
This Reserve, of some 3000km2 is approximately 100km from Maun and, although some of the route has recently been tarred, a four–wheel–drive is needed
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