Time 2 Visits Tanzania East Africa.



When to go/climbs Kilimanjaro mountain







Clearest and warmest conditions from December to February, but also dry (and colder) from July-September.

NOTE 1:
Climb slowly to increase your acclimatization time and maximize your chances of reaching the summit.
To avoid altitude sickness, allow a minimum of five nights, preferably even more for the climb. Take your time and enjoy the beauty of the mountain.


NOTE 2:
NEW RATES FOR PORTERS AND GUIDES
(JUNE '19)


Porters
USD 20 per day
Cooks
USD 30 per day
Guides
USD 50 per day



Note 3:

Our Prices are per person per whole days on Kilimanjaro is $ 1,699 minimum of 5 days. All-inclusive.

The Wildebeest Migration: December to March













December
In response to November’s summer rains, wildebeest start moving in their hundred thousand out of and onto Tanzania southern Serengeti plains and the northern Ngorongoro conservation area. Tens of thousands of zebras and gazelles accompany the wildebeest into Tanzania.


January the wildebeest spread out across the short grass plains of Tanzania's Southern Serengeti and northern Ngorongoro conservation area - if the land could support them year-round, the wildebeest would never leave this lush, green landscape.


February Over a period of about three weeks in February, several hundred thousand calves are born. Pregnant wildebeest give birth more or less simultaneously so expect to see calves from a few hours to a few days old while on game drives. You might even witness a birth - unlike other antelope, wildebeest do not hide their newborns but encourage them to get on their feet immediately and join the herd where there is safety in numbers.
March There is a very high probability of witnessing a kill on a game drive in this period. The calves are easy prey for Africa's big predators: lions, cheetahs, leopards, spotted hyenas, and rare wild dogs.

We’ll tailor-make your migration safari around your preferences and interests, but since this is one of Africa’s most popular attractions, it’s essential to plan your safari well in advance
The best wildlife viewing months in Tanzania are during the dry season from late June to October. The best chance of seeing the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti is during June and July and the time to see the wildebeest calving is late January to February. The southern and western circuit parks are best visited during the dry season (June to October), unlike the more popular northern circuit parks that can be visited year-round. Tarangire is the only exception since its wildlife viewing is considerably better in the dry-season as well.


The best wildlife viewing months in Tanzania are during the dry season from late June to October. The best chance of seeing the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti is during June and July and the time to see the wildebeest calving is late January to February. The southern and western circuit parks are best visited during the dry season (June to October), unlike the more popular northern circuit parks that can be visited year-round. Tarangire is the only exception since its wildlife viewing is considerably better in the dry-season as well.

Quick facts Best time to go:
June to October (All parks), June-July and January-February (Serengeti for the wildebeest migration & calving)
High Season:
July to March (northern circuit parks; they get crowded), July to October (southern and western circuit parks; they don't really get crowded any time of the year)

Low Season:
April and May (northern circuit parks still get quite a few visitors unlike the southern and western circuit parks, where many lodges close down)

Best Weather:
June to October (Little to no rainfall)

Worst Weather:
March and April (Peak of wet season)
June to October - Dry Season
Dry Season Photos
June and July are the best months to see the wildebeest migration.
Animals are easier to spot since they concentrate around waterholes and rivers and there is less vegetation.
There are fewer mosquitoes because there is little to no rain. Skies are clear and most days are sunny.
Even though most tourists visit during the dry season, the parks still don't feel crowded, except for the Seronera area in the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater.
Mornings and nights get cold. It's recommended to bring warm clothing for morning game drives in open vehicles during the months of June, July, and August.
November to May - Wet Season
Late January to February is the time to see the calving in the southern Serengeti. This is an excellent time to see predator action.
The scenery is green and beautiful. It's low season, meaning lower rates and less crowded parks.
Although wildlife is easier to spot in the dry season, you'll still see plenty, and most northern circuit parks offer good year-round game viewing.
Migratory birds are present and bird watching is at its best.
Except for March, April, and May, rains are mostly short afternoon showers and seldom have a negative impact on your trip.
March to May is the peak of the wet season.
Most big wildlife has migrated out of Tarangire NP and game viewing in Katavi, Selous, and Ruaha is clearly better during the dry season.
Best time to go to Tanzania by major park
The Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater offer good wildlife viewing throughout the year. June and July are the best months for seeing the migration and February is the best month for the wildebeest calving. The dry months offer good game viewing throughout Tanzania. Tarangire and the southern and western circuit parks (including Katavi, Selous, and Ruaha) are best visited in the dry season, from June to October.






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