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Here’s a more breakdown of the best African safari destinations for each month of the year:
🗓️ January
⭐️ Best for: Lush landscapes, fewer tourists, calving season
📍 Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa & Uganda
🗓️ February
⭐️ Best for: Calving season, birdwatching
📍Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Rwanda & Uganda
🗓️ March
⭐️ Best for: Lush landscapes, fewer tourists
📍Tanzania & South Africa
🗓️ April
⭐️ Best for: Early dry season, great for birdwatching
📍 Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia & South Africa
🗓️ May
⭐️ Best for: Dry season begins, great for wildlife sighting, and “safari under the sea”!
📍 Mozambique
🗓️ June
⭐️ Best for: Dry season, ideal for big game viewing
📍 Zimbabwe, Namibia & South Africa
🗓️ July
⭐️ Best for: Peak dry season, Great Migration, big game viewing
📍 Kenya, Botswana, Tanzania & South Africa
🗓️ August
⭐️ Best for: Peak dry season, river crossings, Great Migration
📍 Kenya, Botswana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe & South Africa
🗓️ September
⭐️ Best for: Dry season, game concentration, migration peak
📍 Kenya, Botswana, Tanzania, Namibia, Zimbabwe & Mozambique
🗓️ October
⭐️ Best for: Peak dry season, game concentration, migration continues
📍 Kenya, Tanzania, & Zimbabwe
🗓️ November
⭐️ Best for: Transition to rainy season, fewer tourists
📍 Botswana & Tanzania
🗓️ December
⭐️ Best for: Transition to rainy season, fewer crowds, lush landscapes
📍 Tanzania & Kenya
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Comment “SAFARI” for my detailed overview of when to visit different safari destinations in Africa throughout the year.
Whether you’re seeking the Great Migration, a lush green landscape, or an action-packed predator experience, each month offers something unique across Africa’s vast safari destinations!
Beautiful photos! I’ve only been to San Diego once (and for a very brief time), but it’s a gorgeous city. These images make me miss Little Italy in Cleveland, OH, where I grew up. It has the greatest atmosphere (and the best cassata cake in the country).
My favorite farmer’s market, though, has to be the West Side Market in Cleveland. This is partially due to the nostalgia factor, but it’s an amazing place to visit, especially on a rainy morning (the entire market is indoors!).
Houston has some great little markets as well, and on Saturday mornings they pop up in parking lots throughout the city.
Thanks Jessi! Those markets sounds so lovely! Not gonna lie- had to google cassata cake and it looks delicious!
This looks so cute! I wish we had more farmer’s markets where I live. I live in the South of Spain and most of our markets are dedicated to the tourists so they’re all like little souvenirs. I really should try and scout out my own farmer’s market or start one up myself! haha
Oh I can imagine… Where in the south? I studied abroad in El Puerto de Santa Maria. Zero tourists lol.