Camp Moremi caters for 24 guests in a maximum of 12 spacious safari tents, including one family tent, which includes two separate bedrooms and bathrooms, separated by interleading doors. All rooms have views of the lagoon and the floodplains beyond, which you can enjoy from the private deck of each tent and keep a lookout for passing elephants and other wildlife.
The rooms are canvas in structure, with thatched roofs giving them a more permanent and solid structure than a more traditional meru design found in some camps of the Moremi and Okavango Delta. Inside, the lengthy rooms have a large bed (complete with mosquito nets) to one side and a living room area facing large folding windows, which can be opened up completely, making the most of the views. On the other side of the tent is the bathroom area with double sinks and showers.
We were really impressed by the substantial communal area at Camp Moremi when we last visited. Upon first arrival from Xakanaxa Airstrip, you will notice the curio shop, reception/office and central bathrooms before moving up to the dining room, bar, lounge and library. Heading towards the lagoon, you notice the winding walkways heading down to the boats as well as a sunken firepit, boma deck and small sparkling swimming pool.
