We tailor the itineraries to the migration movement patterns to ensure that game viewing is excellent no matter what time of the year you visit. We follow the animals. We will build your itinerary based on making sure whatever month you decide to come, you are in the right parks and the right regions for the best viewings.

The high season for wildlife safaris is in June – September and December – March. The heavy rainy season is from the end of March- to the end of May. During November – December, there is a short rainy season with light rain, but you are still able to encounter wildlife with the light rains and normally do not cause significant issues with driving.

If you are looking to witness particular wildlife viewing, such as the migration patterns, whether it is the wildebeest calving season in February- March or the wildebeest river crossing from July- September, you should be aware of the dates and book accordingly.

Often the heavy rainy season at the end of March-May is not recommended time to go on safari due to heavy rains, which can make the roads less drivable in the national parks due to mud and the risk of safari vehicles getting stuck. Although if you want to visit in the rainy season, hotel rates decrease, and there are significantly fewer crowds in the national parks.

We recommend trying to not rush through the parks, as wildlife is unpredictable the more time spent on safari the more likely you are to see animals you came to Africa to find. We offer day trips to the closer National Parks of Arusha and Tarangire but would recommend 3 days for a short timeline, but if wanting to go to the Serengeti we recommend a minimum of 5 days due to the travel distance to get there. Often people find 7-8 days on safari an enjoyable experience, that is not too rushed.

We have a wet season or a dry season here. The weather can change from year to year, but commonly the dry season is from the middle of June to October. The rainy season is from November to May, with a shorter dry season in January and February. The heavy rain season is from late March to the end of May. With a short rain season in November and December, with light rains.

Serengeti weather is usually between 30°C Celsius and as low as 13°C in cooler months at night. The rim of the Ngorongoro Crater has an elevation of over 2,200 metres, and while the afternoons are usually pleasant, the nighttime temperatures can drop below freezing.

So make sure you bring layers because in Africa, when the sun sets, it can get chilly, and you want to be warm enough on your early morning and evening game drives.

The migration is the movement of the large herds of wildebeest and zebras as they search for green pastures. It consists of over a million wildebeest and a unique wildlife experience that is a favourite experience among travellers. The movement itself is unpredictable at the exact timing where they will be or decide to move depending year to year, often depending on rain patterns.

The migration happens all year round, you just have to know where to find the migration, but there are two main experiences people come to see. These are the calving season of the wildebeest, which occurs in February and March in the Ndutu region when the million wildebeest find green flat pastures to give birth. The other experience is when the migration crosses the river in northern Serengeti to Kenya over the Mara River and the Grumeti River, which occurs in July / August. A difficult experience to capture due to unpredictable wildlife patterns, but when seen may be one of the most unique experiences you can have on safari, watching the predators of crocodiles vs the crossing of thousands of wildebeest.