1. Dry Season (June to October) – Best for Wildlife Viewing

• Why visit?
  • Ideal for spotting the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino).
  • Clear skies and less vegetation make animals easier to see.
  • Riverbanks and waterholes attract large numbers of animals.
  • Fewer mosquitoes due to low humidity.
• Great Migration Highlights
  • June to July – The migration crosses the Grumeti River, an exciting time to witness dramatic predator-prey action.
  • August to October – The herds move north toward the Mara River, where they brave dangerous crocodile-infested waters.

2. Wet Season (November to May) – Best for Scenery and Calving Season

• Why visit?
  • Lush green landscapes, making for stunning photography.
  • Fewer tourists, offering a more exclusive safari experience.
  • Excellent time for birdwatching, as migratory birds arrive.
• Great Migration Highlights
  • January to February – The calving season takes place in the southern Serengeti, attracting predators such as lions and cheetahs.
  • March to May – Heavy rains occur, making some areas difficult to access, but the scenery is spectacular.