Moremi Crossing occupies an exceptional position on a palm-fringed island called Ntswi within the Okavango Delta, positioned along a sweeping bend of the Boro River and overlooking the lush landscapes of Chief's Island. As one of the larger camps in the Delta, it accommodates up to 32 guests across sixteen tented suites, establishing itself as one of the region's most affordable luxury options while maintaining a strong commitment to ecological responsibility.
The camp sits on the boundary between the Gunns Private Concession and the Moremi Game Reserve, a positioning that creates distinctive geographical advantages. The surrounding landscape encompasses game-rich seasonal floodplains interspersed with palm-fringed islands, papyrus-lined channels, marginal woodlands, and expansive grasslands. Unlike the northern Delta where narrow channels are enclosed by dense reeds and papyrus, this southern location offers expansive, far-reaching vistas across open floodplains. Elephants regularly wander through camp grazing on tender palm fronds near guest tents, particularly during August when palm nuts attract large herds.
The camp emphasizes water-based and walking experiences rather than vehicle-driven safaris within the Moremi Game Reserve. Half-day or full-day mokoro excursions allow silent exploration through papyrus channels, while guided bush walks on surrounding islands reveal intimate details of smaller fauna, insects, and birdlife. Wilderness camping expeditions transport guests into the Delta for overnight experiences beneath open skies. Motorized sunset river cruises navigate the Boro River channels. During dry seasons when water levels prohibit water activities, vehicle game drives operate within the private concession.
