Beyond the Crowds
While many envision safaris during the dry season, with sparse bushes and animals concentrated around waterholes, there’s a hidden gem waiting to be discovered: the rain season of Tanzania. This lush period, that we can also call the green season, offers a unique and romantic escape beyond the crowds.
Unveiling Hidden Treasures during the Rain Season of Tanzania
The most immediate allure of the green season lies in its affordability. Luxury lodges often offer significant price reductions compared to the peak season. This allows you to indulge in a luxurious escape without breaking the bank. But the true magic lies beyond the budget. Imagine encountering a majestic leopard, a powerful lion, or a graceful cheetah – all while enjoying a private wildlife spectacle, free from the crowds of other tourists.
A Season of Abundance
While wildlife might be slightly trickier to spot during the rain season of Tanzania, fear not! The Serengeti remains a haven for an exceptional array of species year-round. With the help of an experienced guide (we know just the ones!), you’ll be whisked away on an unforgettable journey. Therefore you can be sure to witness the hidden treasures of the African wilderness.
A Canvas of Life – Rain Season of Tanzania
Forget the stereotypical images of dry, dusty landscapes. The green season transforms the parks into a vibrant tapestry of life. Flowers burst into bloom, migratory birds fill the skies with their songs, and the young ones frolic with boundless energy. Witnessing nature at its most abundant is a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Romance in the Wild
The rain season of Tanzania offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the thriving life cycle of the African wilderness. Feel the boundless energy of new beginnings, a stark contrast to the harsh realities often associated with the drier months. Imagine capturing these unforgettable moments with your loved one. The ever-present clouds add a touch of atmosphere to every photograph.
A Different Kind of Magic
The rain season in Tanzania offers a safari experience unlike any other. It’s a time for romance, discovery, and witnessing nature’s breathtaking beauty. So, ditch the crowds and embrace the magic of the green season – an adventure you won’t soon forget.
For more information about Tanzania, you can click here, and about Zanzibar you’ll find more here. Details about Serengeti National Park you can find here and here.
An overview of the Rain Season of Tanzania
During most of the wet season, afternoon temperatures are consistently hot (around 30°C/86°F) but it is colder above 1,300m/4,265ft. Mornings can be a bit cold in most northern parks due to the high altitude.
- November & December – ‘Short rains‘ – It rains regularly for about a month sometime between November and December. The timing of the short rains is unpredictable and, in northern Tanzania, it can even start as early as October. The rains will rarely interfere with your safari.
- March, April & May – ‘Long rains‘ – These are the wettest months. It tends to rain almost every day, although not often for the whole day. Humidity tends to be high, especially in the hotter southern and western parks.
