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Visiting Tanzania in February

Migration is still occurring in Ndutu. The weather is hot and humid with a chance of rain.

Events & Festivals

• Green Season (November to March): Tanzania's Green Season offers superb birdwatching opportunities, with migratory birds arriving in their thousands.

Visiting Tanzania in March

Migrating herds are starting to leave Ndutu, heading west toward Grumeti. This is truly low season, before the heavy rains but with humidity building. Great rates can be taken advantage of at this time of year.

Events & Festivals

• Green Season (November to March): Tanzania's Green Season offers superb birdwatching opportunities, with migratory birds arriving in their thousands.

Visiting Tanzania in April - May

This is a period of heavy rain, so we would advise against traveling at this time. 

Visiting Tanzania in June

This is the green season, bringing lush grasses and bush that can make spotting game more difficult. However, this is still a wonderful time to travel — particularly for bird watchers as parks are full of migratory birds; especially in the south. Migration should be in the Grumeti area of the Serengeti heading north.

Visiting Tanzania in July

This is the start of the peak season. The Migration is in the north of the Serengeti moving toward Kenya, and elephant start to gather in Tarangire. The land is getting drier and spotting game is becoming easier. Temperatures are in the 80°Fs and the humidity is low.

Events & Festivals

• The best chance to observe herds of animals in their hundreds as they cross Tanzania's rivers on their epic journey across the continent is as part of the Great Migration in Africa.

Visiting Tanzania in August

Peak season. Migration is still in the north. As the land becomes more parched, the animals' behavior becomes more predictable. The dense bush in Ruaha is drying out so game spotting here becomes much easier.

Events & Festivals

• The best chance to observe herds of animals in their hundreds as they cross Tanzania's rivers on their epic journey across the continent is as part of the Great Migration in Africa.

Visiting Tanzania in September

Peak season. The end of the migration is still in the north, with herds on both sides of the Kenya and Tanzania borders and high numbers of elephant in Tarangire. The northern circuit can be very busy, but it is less busy in the south, so for those who want to avoid crowds it's best to visit the southern parks.

Events & Festivals

• The best chance to observe herds of animals in their hundreds as they cross Tanzania's rivers on their epic journey across the continent is as part of the Great Migration in Africa.

Visiting Tanzania in October

Peak season. The migration is now in Kenya, but the game viewing in central Serengeti is still very good. Southern parks are particularly rewarding at this time of year.

Visiting Tanzania in November

Short rains. This is a great time to take advantage of low season rates and is still a popular time to travel. The rains tend to be overnight, but there is a risk of rain during the day as well. Migrating herds are starting to travel south from Kenya, so crossings can be seen in the north of the Serengeti.

Events & Festivals

• Green Season (November to March): Tanzania's Green Season offers superb birdwatching opportunities, with migratory birds arriving in their thousands.

Visiting Tanzania in December

There is a chance of rain, but this is generally overnight. Temperatures and humidity start to build. Safari is good, with migrating herds in the north traveling south to Ndutu. The festive season can be very busy and needs to be planned well in advance to ensure availability. 

Events & Festivals

• Green Season (November to March): Tanzania's Green Season offers superb birdwatching opportunities, with migratory birds arriving in their thousands.