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Traveling to Africa is largely based on the Seasons
& what YOU want to experience.
Here are some pointers to keep in mind as you plan your trip.
SOUTHERN AFRICA
November-April is the wetter, warmer 'green' season which offers better availability and rates. For Safaris, the rainy season may make game viewing more difficult due to thicker foliage. This is the ideal time to visit Cape Town and the Winelands. April is early Fall for the Cape, but very pleasant. Victoria Falls is in full flood from February -May. December is considered high season and popular destinations, especially in Cape Town, will be crowded.
May-October is dry season when conditions are cooler and drier and wildlife watching opportunities are greatly improved. wildlife watching opportunities are greatly improved. Visibility for game viewing is better as the foliage isn’t so dense and animals gather at water holes to drink. For those interested in the Okavango Delta, June-August is ideal.
EAST AFRICA
November-May is also the wetter 'green' season in East Africa and you’ll see plenty of young animals since it’s calving season. This means predatory animal sightings more common and makes for excellent photography opportunities.
June – October is dry season and if you want to experience one of the most jaw-dropping spectacles on earth, the Great Migration, this is the time to travel. Be aware that this is peak season and availability can be limited. This is the season for epic balloon safaris and a great time to combine a safari with gorilla trekking.
Thinking ahead to 2026? We have already started scheduling Safaris!
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