What temperatures can we expect on safari in Tanzania?
What temperatures can we expect on safari in Tanzania?
What temperatures can we expect on safari in Tanzania?
What temperatures can we expect on safari in Tanzania?
Safaris are taken first thing in the morning and late afternoon when temperatures are lower. Another factor to bear in mind is altitude. Much of the Serengeti is at between 3,000 and 5,000 feet and the Ngorongoro Crater floor is at 6,000 feet. So it can be quite chilly at the start of a morning game drive. By mid-morning the weather gets warmer and outside the rainy season, humidity levels away from the coast are low. November to March is generally the warmest time of year.
What is Tanzania like during the summer, Christmas holidays and Easter holidays?
What is Tanzania like during the summer, Christmas holidays and Easter holidays?
What is Tanzania like during the summer, Christmas holidays and Easter holidays?
Christmas and the main summer holidays are ideal times to visit Tanzania. The weather is usually warm and dry and these are excellent times to be on safari. If Easter falls in March, that is also a good time to travel, though rains can fall from about the second week in April. The Great Migration can be seen at any time of year in Tanzania, though a large part of it crosses into Kenya from June to October.
What are the weather patterns on Zanzibar and along the coast?
What are the weather patterns on Zanzibar and along the coast?
What are the weather patterns on Zanzibar and along the coast?
What are the weather patterns on Zanzibar and along the coast?
The coast and Zanzibar are low lying so are hotter and more humid than the safari regions. November to March are the warmest months, with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. June to October is pleasantly warm with temperatures in the high 20s and you can expect a steady ocean breeze. In April and May rainfall is heavy and in November the weather is prone to thunder showers.
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