Personal tastes determine the best time to go on a Tanzanian safari. Rainy season safaris, which run from November to late December and from mid-March to May, might be less expensive due to seasonal hotel discounts. There are also far less other visitors in the parks. However, be prepared for possible all-day showers.

The remaining months, which run from January to mid-March and June to October, normally offer wonderful, sunny weather, though there may be exceptions. The dry season attracts the most travellers. The festive season around Christmas is frequently the simplest. Safari costs are higher during certain periods.

In our opinion, the best time to go on safari is right before or right after these busy seasons. Late October, early March, and early June are these transitional times because they provide a sweet spot where the rains are either just beginning or almost finished and there aren’t many tourists, which results in a pleasant combination of pleasant weather and relative peace.

It’s easy and convenient to combine a wildlife safari with a Kilimanjaro climb. You are only 50 kilometres from Mount Kilimanjaro’s base when you land at Kilimanjaro International Airport. Furthermore, it’s easy to drive from the airport to the well-known northern safari sites. Shorter safari alternatives, lasting two to three days, are available for people with limited time and provide an enthralling look at Tanzania’s amazing wildlife. Additionally, bush flights are offered for even quicker changes.