What are the high season and low seasons in Tanzania safari?
In Tanzania, safari timing is often categorized into two main seasons:
High Season (Dry Season)
- Definition: A period when the number of visitors is high, coinciding with favorable weather conditions for wildlife viewing.
- Months: June to October.
- Characteristics:
- Clear skies and minimal rainfall.
- Wildlife gathers around water sources, making animals easier to spot.
- Ideal for game drives and photography.
- Higher prices and busier parks due to the influx of tourists.
Low Season (Green or Shoulder Season)
- Definition: A period with fewer visitors, often associated with lush landscapes and occasional rains.
- Months: January to March and November to December.
- Characteristics:
- Landscapes are greener due to seasonal rains.
- Fewer crowds, offering a more tranquil safari experience.
- Lower prices and attractive deals.
- Excellent time for birdwatching and witnessing calving season in some areas, like the Serengeti.
Both seasons offer unique advantages, depending on your preferences and interests.
