When To Visit Tanzania?

Witness thousands of wildebeest calves born daily in the short grass plains. It is a time of exceptionally high and thrilling predator activity as big cats gather for the feast.

The "long rains" transform the parks into vividly green, dust-free landscapes. Excellent for bird watching, photography, and enjoying lower rates with zero crowds in the crater.

As the rains stop, the huge herds consolidate and begin their trek north. June is spectacular as the migration attempts its first major obstacle: the Grumeti River crossing.

The most famous time to visit. The immense herds risk their lives crossing the crocodile-infested Mara River. Accommodations book up fast; this is prime-time luxury safari.

At the peak of the dry season, the landscape is parched. Wildlife relies entirely on the Tarangire River, creating enormous herds of elephants and guaranteed dense predator sightings.

Short bursts of rain clear the dust. The migration journeys south, and the skies are clear. Meanwhile, Zanzibar diving conditions are perfect, and whale sharks arrive in Mafia.