Best time to vist Kenya and Tanzania

The best time to visit Kenya & Tanzania's top national parks ,reserves & wildlife conservancy for wildlife viewing are mainly during the dry seasons, which offer optimal conditions for spotting animals. ‎ ‎‎January to February: This period, a dry spell between the rains, offers excellent wildlife viewing as well. It is also a time when young herbivores are born, bringing vitality to the landscapes. June to October: ‎This dry season is widely regarded as the best period for wildlife viewing across most reserves such as Masai Mara, Amboseli, Nairobi National Park, and Lake Nakuru. During this time, vegetation is sparse and animals congregate around water sources, making them easier to spot. On July to October also coincides with the famous wildebeest migration in Maasai Mara reserve. ‎ November to December (Short rains): ‎Although these months bring short rains, this is a good time to visit places like Masai Mara when the landscapes are green and there are fewer tourists. Birdwatching is particularly rewarding during this period. ‎ ‎April to May (long rains): ‎This is considered the low season with heavier rains, which can make some parts of reserves inaccessible, but it also means fewer visitors and lower prices. Wildlife viewing is still possible but requires flexibility. ‎ ‎So, the prime wildlife viewing windows are June to October and January to February for the best combination of weather and animal activity across parks , reserves & wildlife conservancies. While the most crowded is July to September, November to December offers unique experiences with fewer crowds and lush landscapes. ‎ ‎Let Breezy Tours & Travel plan your Kenya & Tanzania Safari.