Going on safari in Kenya and Tanzania with affordable Kenya safari packages during the off-peak seasons is an outstanding alternative for numerous reasons. Astonishingly, low season travel does not spell game viewing dissatisfaction as well as bad weather.
In fact, travelling to East Africa in the low seasons – the long rains from the month of March to June as well as the short rains from the month of October to December – is an alluring alternative.
Venturing out on a safari in Kenya in the rainy season provides more than shaving off money as well as crowds. The wet seasons (March to June as well as October to December) also have brilliant sunsets along with plenty of animals nurturing their young – exceptional reasons to brave the rain
The shoulder seasons which fall between the low as well as peak periods provide similar benefits to the low seasons. Falling at the set up and end of the rains, the shoulder seasons are often the best times to go on Kenya safari in East Africa in terms of balancing cost, game viewing, tourists numbers and weather. The shoulder season between the long as well as short rains – from January to March, is in fact considered by some safari veterans to be the best time to go game viewing in Kenya as well as Tanzania.
To observe Kenya Safaris travelling during the shoulder seasons glimpse through our calendar listings for looming safaris departing from Nairobi in Kenya as well as safaris departing from Dar es Salaam in Tanzania as well as filter the tour results by your low season dates.
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