Incredible Journey

The best time to combine the Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, and Savuti in a single safari itinerary is during the shoulder months of April to May and September to November, when conditions are optimal across all three destinations. The Okavango Delta’s floodplains are lush and alive with birdlife, mokoro excursions, and dramatic scenery, Moremi offers diverse habitats with excellent Big Five viewing, and Savuti delivers thrilling predator action in its iconic landscapes. Together, these months balance mild temperatures, fewer mosquitoes, and rewarding wildlife encounters, making them ideal for a multi‑stop safari.

Winter (June to August) is also a good option, particularly for safari enthusiasts. Dry conditions concentrate animals around permanent water sources, making sightings reliable across Moremi and Savuti, while the Delta’s waterways remain spectacular for boat trips. Mornings and evenings can be chilly, so warm layers are essential.

Summer (December and March) brings lush greenery and calving season, which is excellent for birdwatching and newborn wildlife. The Delta is vibrant with high water levels, but dense vegetation makes spotting animals more challenging. Savuti can be hot and humid, with wildlife dispersing more widely, while Moremi’s accessibility may be limited by rains.

The least favorable months are January and February, when heavy rains and flooding affect accessibility in Moremi and the Delta, while Savuti experiences humid conditions and less predictable wildlife viewing.