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The following article applies to our safaris. Not our tours. An African safari is one of the most exciting and memorable adventure holidays you will ever experience. What is a…
The following article applies to our safaris. Not our tours. An African safari is one of the most exciting and memorable adventure holidays you will ever experience. What is a…
What factors contribute to a poor African safari experience? Going on an African safari in the wrong places at the wrong time of year can be utterly disastrous. Nothing compares…
What is the difference between high season and low season? You may hear about the different seasons in Africa, and although they still have Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring, the…
Where to go on your first African safari? If you normally organise your own travel, the excitement of planning your first African safari can start well. However, it can quickly…
The dry season, which lasts from July through October, is the best time to visit Zimbabwe. Because of the little rainfall during this time of year, vegetation is sparse and…
All about East Africa's two wet seasons. If you are visiting East Africa (Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania), for the first time, you probably want to avoid the wet season.…
Botswana's climate is semi-arid. Though it is hot and dry for much of the year, there is a rainy season, from November to March. Rainfall tends to be erratic, unpredictable…
Tanzania’s climate is predominately tropical. Coastal areas are usually hot and humid, but on the beaches a sea breeze cools the air considerably. The average day temperature is 30°C. Tanzania …
Because of its geography, Madagascar's climate is highly variable. Generally, Madagascar has two seasons: a hot, rainy season from November to April and a cooler, dry season from May to…
Kenya's climate varies greatly from coast to highlands, with tropical humidity on the coast, dry heat in the savanna or semi-arid areas, and cool air in the highlands. Temperatures in…
Namibia’s climate is generally dry so you can visit anytime through the year, but some months are better for viewing wildlife than others.
Game viewing is best in the dry or high season when the animals gather at the waterholes and visibility is better. However, if you are wanting spectacular vibrant scenery and bird watching then the wet or low season is the best time to go.
Winter in East Africa and Southern Africa is now over, and the days are getting warmer. September is still the dry season and combined with warmer days makes for one…