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Follow a world
shaped by water.

Understand the channels, islands and changing floodplains of the Okavango Delta, then choose how you want to experience them.

Okavango Delta from the air, August 2018
Okavango Delta from the air, August 2018. Diego Delso / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped.
Waterlilies and papyrus at Shinde Lagoon, March 2019
Waterlilies and papyrus at Shinde Lagoon, March 2019. Cosal / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped.
Channels and wooded margins, Okavango Delta, August 2018
Channels and wooded margins, Okavango Delta, August 2018. Diego Delso / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped.

Water makes
more than one landscape.

A permanent channel, a seasonally flooded margin and a wooded island are parts of the same delta.

The Okavango is an inland wetland. Understanding the relationship between water and land is a better beginning than expecting every view to match one photograph.

Read the water guide

Ways of looking

A different perspective
changes what you notice.

Compare water-level observation and land excursions through the place, the guide and the practical arrangements involved.

Water and land experiences

Waterlilies and papyrus at Shinde Lagoon, March 2019
Waterlilies and papyrus at Shinde Lagoon, March 2019. Cosal / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; responsive crops may apply.
Shinde Camp airstrip, March 2019; a photograph of the place, not a statement of current transport service
Shinde Camp airstrip, March 2019; a photograph of the place, not a statement of current transport service. Cosal / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; responsive crops may apply.

People make the journey possible.

Guiding, poling, transport and hospitality are skilled work. Ask about the people and arrangements behind an itinerary, and seek permission before recording someone’s image or story.

Give land its own place.

Moremi’s woodland and grassland belong beside the waterways in your understanding of the delta.

Explore Moremi

Xakanaxa in rainy weather, as identified by the photographer
Xakanaxa in rainy weather, as identified by the photographer. Hp.Baumeler / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; responsive crops may apply.

Choose the experience,
then check the details.

Compare independent outings by location, guiding, inclusions and the conditions attached to them.

Okavango Delta trip idea

Compare day trips from Okavango Delta

Check travel time, pickup, included stops, admissions, meals, and how much free time the day allows.

Moremi One Day Game Drive Safari
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Moremi One Day Game Drive Safari

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Moremi Full Day Trip From Maun
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Moremi Full Day Trip From Maun

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Where your day begins

A base that fits
your way of observing.

A gateway-town stay and an interior-delta camp solve different planning problems. Begin with geography and transfers.

Choose your base

Compare the actual location, transfers and activities before choosing from a room photograph.

Where to stay ↗

Get your bearings.

Practical guides to the landscape and the decisions around your visit.

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Moremi at sunset, July 2017
Moremi at sunset, July 2017. Kristijrn / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; responsive crops may apply.

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the Okavango.

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