January – March: Calving Season in Ndutu
From January to March, Tanzania’s Southern Serengeti and Ndutu plains host the Great Migration calving season. Hundreds of thousands of wildebeest give birth, attracting predators like lions and cheetahs. Green landscapes, dramatic wildlife encounters, and fewer crowds make this period ideal for intimate Tanzania Safari Tours.
April – May: Experience Tanzania’s Green Season
April and May mark the long rains and green season, turning Tanzania into a lush paradise. Wildlife remains abundant, while migratory birds and fresh landscapes enhance the safari experience. Fewer visitors mean peaceful, immersive trips. This period is perfect for travelers seeking quiet, scenic Tanzania Safari adventures at excellent value.
June – October: Peak Tanzania Safari Tours & The Great Migration
June to October is peak safari season, ideal for classic Tanzania Safari Tours. Wildlife concentrates around water sources, making game viewing easier. The Great Migration moves through northern Serengeti, including dramatic river crossings. Dry weather, clear skies, and abundant predators make these months perfect for unforgettable safari adventures.
November – December: Short Rains & Fresh Landscapes on a Tanzania Safari
November and December bring short rains, refreshing the parks and attracting vibrant birdlife. Wildlife is still active, and the landscape glows with fresh greenery. December also marks the start of the Great Migration’s southward journey. Fewer tourists and vibrant scenery make this period ideal for scenic and peaceful Tanzania Safari Tours.