Moremi Game Reserve can be visited throughout the year, but the best time for wildlife viewing is during the dry months from July to October. This is when skies are sunny, temperatures are mild and water levels are highest. The wet months from January to March are more problematic because areas of the reserve become inaccessible and some lodges close.
Some of the best wildlife viewing anywhere in Africa
Wildlife viewing gets better as the Dry season progresses
Water levels are high, which is good for mokoro trips
April, May and June are generally less crowded than later in the season
July to October are high-season months, and lodges charge high-season rates
September and October can be very hot
The high number of baby animals attracts predators
This is the best bird-watching time as migrant species are present
Many animals remain near the reserve where permanent water is still present
Wildlife disperses and is more difficult to see
Despite the rainfall, water levels in the Delta may be too low for mokoro trips
Heavy rain can make parts of the reserve inaccessible and some lodges close from January to March
$3,041 to $3,641 pp (USD)
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