An independent guide to Moremi Game Reserve — and the limits of what a guide can promise.
The pages here are written to help decide when to come, where to stay, and what a day on the ground actually looks like. Some of that is judgement, some of it changes with the season, and some of it belongs to an authority whose job it is to say so. This is where the lines are drawn.
Pages are researched, dated and maintained, and corrected when something has changed. Conditions on the ground move faster than any page: a road washes out, a camp changes hands, a river runs where it did not last year.
Seasonal and wildlife content describes a pattern, never a programme. The flood is not a timetable, and a wild dog den is not an appointment. Where we say something typically happens, that is exactly what we mean by it.
We advise on safaris — when to go, where to stay, what a trip should cost, and how to build one. Medical, visa and legal questions are a different trade: nothing here substitutes for the professional or the authority responsible for the answer.
Health decisions belong with a travel-health professional and with the guidance we set out on the malaria and health pages; entry requirements belong with the authorities for your nationality, and the getting there read says where to look.
Where a page links to something we do not publish — an authority, a carrier, a reserve — the link is there for reference. What sits on the other end of it is not ours, and we do not control what it says next.
An independent resource about Moremi. It is researched and written by a safari operator, and published as a guide to the place — not as an official channel for it.
We are not affiliated, associated or connected with Botswana's Department of Wildlife and National Parks or the Khwai Development Trust.
Reading a page here commits nobody to anything. Where a trip is booked with us, our booking conditions govern it, and they travel with every quote we send.
That is the housekeeping. The rest of the site is the reason you came.