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Lovely camp. Fantastic staff. There's certainly a sense of community here and this is the place we felt most at home and we were glad we got to spend three days here. Terrific food. Great staff choir. Very comfortable tent, it's certainly not camping as I've known it in the past. I guess this is what they call 'glamping'!
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Moremi Camp in the Okavango was a nice change and a more relaxed pace - we loved the cruises on the waterways each day. I have to say the staff were fantastic and looked after our two children incredibly well - the afternoon soccer games were fun!
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Camp Moremi is a good choice for the three nights. We were fortunate that we were able to combine both land and water activities here. We loved learning about all the birds that we saw. It's an amazing place to see a huge variety of things - mammals, birds, trees, flowers, etc. We saw the first of two encounters with wild dogs here (they had just taken down a big male impala and we were there about 10 minutes after that). We also got to see a Civet on the way to dinner one night, and had a hippo next to the hut as we were getting ready for bed. Deb heard it first. But a flashlight shining in its face proved it was a lot closer than one would have expected!! Great place for sundowners on the lagoon. So, lots of unique things here⦠great variety.
Mark Steinberg, April 2012
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Our time at Camp Moremi was fantastic and couldn't give high enough praise for the camp. The staff were ever so friendly and went out of their way to be helpful and provide great service. We had the same safari guide for each outing so was able to build up a rapport with the guide. We didn't see as much on our trips as Chobe but the trips were much more personal.
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Thank you for your email, I had intended to thank you for your help and let you know that our "Wild African Adventures" exceeded all our expectations. I loved Camp Moremi, the 3 nights were perfect, the Managers and staff excellent as was the catering and the wonderful mix of people from all over the world but for me most of all was the animals....fantastic though we did not see any Cheeta or Leopards, there had been a lot of rain.
Connie Coulomb, June 2011
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I loved Camp Moremi, the 3 nights were perfect, the Managers and staff excellent as was the catering and the wonderful mix of people from all over the world but for me most of all was the animals....fantastic though we did not see any Cheeta or Leopards, there had been a lot of rain.
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I absolutely loved the Okavango Delta as the three camps each offered a totally different experience, and when we arrived at Moremi airstrip, there was a hippo right at the end of the runway to welcome us. The guides and staff in general made us most welcome at all of the Desert & Delta Safaris, and the meals were amazing.
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Moremi: our expectations were of course higher after having been to Chobe Game Lodge, and Camp Moremi didn't disappoint: again a warm welcome, good tents, amazing staff. As with Chobe, the food at Moremi was also very good. The concern for the safety of the guests, for instance: walking guests home to their tents between dusk and dawn, also made us feel very safe (this also goes for Chobe). Sleeping in the tents gave an extra dimension to our travel, as in going to sleep with the sounds of the Delta (including baboons and hippos), and we also enjoyed it (and didn't loose to much sleep :)). The surroundings, both land and water, were great, and we've been very, very lucky to see so many animals (lions, leopards, cheetah and wild dogs, we've seen them all), which was also due to our fantastic guide. All in all: an amazing experience.
Laura Hannivoort, March 2011
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Camp Moremi - A really lovely lodge to finish our honeymoon and just the best safaris: Lions, Cheetahs, Wild Dogs, just amazing. A fantastically knowlegable guide each day (Lets) who really went the extra mile to track anilmals difficult to see. Very well managed lodge, Michelle and M.C. do a fanatstic job.
Janice Bolton, August 2010
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We were ESPECIALLY enamoured with Camp Moremi and the staff there. The personal touches, the friendliness and professionalism of the staff are hard to beat. In fact we got quite spoilt with that being the first on our agenda. It will be hard to beat after that experience.
Donita Burrows, July 2010