Moremi Crossing
This camp takes advantage of activities on the Delta waters
From $480 per person
Offering the following
3 STAR
Wet Camp
Safari Lifestyles View
Moremi Crossing is the sister of Gunns’ camp nearby and has more accommodation availability. Situated in the same area, Moremi Crossing also shares the same types of activities as Gunns’.
From our initial thoughts about the style, size, type of accommodation and the area its sits in, we have given Moremi Crossing a 3 star rating.Â
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Wildlife
Moremi Crossing being a water based camp offers a wide variety of animal and bird species, our walks on Chief’s Island give you the opportunity to get a better view of not just the big animals but the smaller insects and birds that contribute to the Okavango’s vast ecosystem.
Game, which has been spotted on walks, has been Lion, Leopard, Wild dog, Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra, Buffalo, Red Lechwe and many more. On the mokoro’s you get to see the water birds like African Jacana’s, African Fish eagles and if you look carefully you will see the Malakite Kingfishers darting between the reeds, there is also a chance that your guide will find the rare Pel’s Fishing owl.
Game Drives
Mokoro
Boating
Walking Safaris
Overview
Moremi Crossing is a new 16 tented camp built on a palm fringed island surrounded by the Moremi’s game-rich seasonal floodplains and overlooking Chief’s Island.
Moremi Crossing is a new style safari camp combining luxury with simplicity. This is a 100% eco-friendly development featuring the latest in solar and waste disposal technology. the camp and its near neighbour and sister camp, Gunns Camp, is leading the way in making the Okavango Delta as environmentally friendly as possible. The camp runs off a massive solar-panel plant, which feeds power to the entire camp.
Hot water is supplied through a state-of-the-art solar-heated geyser system, delivering hot water to each room.
The central mess area houses a large open plan deck that has spectacular far reaching views over the Boro River onto Chief’s Island. This half moon shaped area is built on different levels to give you the feeling of space. Dining room, bar and lounge is covered by a large thatched roof that hugs the ancient riverine tree line and accentuates its most beautiful assets.
Various small private lounge areas are created for comfort, privacy and spaciousness. Within the tree line you will find a nice shaded decked area that leads to the pool. The whole camp is shaded by magnificent Llala Palms, Giant Ebony, Mangosteen, Sausage and Giant Fig trees.
Room Description
Luxury accommodation in 16 new-style vintage safari tents, each with its own private wooden deck and magical views over the Boro River on to Chief’s Island. All meru tents are large and airy with en suite bathrooms consisting of shower and toilet.
The camp has both a Family Tent and a Honeymoon Tent.
2023 Pricing
Prices are per person per night sharing
Please note: These are retail rates and should be seen as indicative, and they can change. All rates are subject to availability. Safari Lifestyles will guarantee that our rates will be lower than retail rates.
contact us for single traveller prices.
January to March
$480 **
April to June
$625
July to October
$730
1 to 14 November
$625
15 Nov to December
$480 **
** For this camp please enquire about the SPECIAL PRICE between the dates 15th November and 31st March
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