Tanzania Safaris Africa Ltd

Serengeti Safari, Tour to Serengeti Tanzania

When to go.
One of the most stunning times to visit Serengeti is when things start to turn green with chances of rain attracting the wildebeest in area of Nirvana for short grass plains and acts as a hide out for some predators.

Serengeti almost has a high land climate, with warm sunny days, cool evenings and mornings, particularly for those coming form England, the weather charged subjected highly.
Isaak Denison was prompted to say (However they were Kenyan highlands) about the climate that you spring out of the bed in the morning feeling “Here I am-where I ought to be”.
Northern Tanzania has 3 seasons like others, as well with the dry season beginning from June to October short rains in March and May, during which things turn green. During this time, there are some localized rains either being wet or dry.

Serengeti receives average rainfall of about 800mm per year almost ½ falling between March and May, although woodlands get more than the plains.
Temperatures range from 120C in July (Coldest) and 300C in October. (Hottest), while the humidity ranging from 15% and 40% in dry season and rain reasons respectively.
Due to variation in annual rainfall, like it was in 2003 hen the rains failed to begin until May, this changed the annual average system.
Its better to use Mobile Camps since they can respond to all unpredictable weather changes.