- January: Excellent
- February: Excellent
- March: Fair
- April: Fair
- May: Good
- June: Excellent
- July: Excellent
- August: Excellent
- September: Excellent
- October: Good
- November: Good
- December: Good
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- Good
- Fair
- Poor
Akagera National Park can be visited throughout the year. The Dry season (June to September) is the prime time for viewing wildlife in the park. Mid-December to mid-February, a dry spell in the Wet season, is also a good time. Animals are easier to spot because the bush thins out and wildlife concentrates around the lakes.
160 Akagera Tours
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Best Time
- June to September and mid-December to mid-February (It is drier and wildlife is easier to spot)
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High Season
- June to September (The park is busiest at weekends)
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Low Season
- March, April, October and November (These are the peaks of the rains)
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Best Weather
- June to August (It hardly rains)
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Worst Weather
- March and April (Most rain)
June to September Dry Season
- Best time of year for spotting wildlife
- Skies are bright, with almost no rain
- Malaria risk subsides as there are fewer mosquitoes
- The sky is hazy and the lush Wet season is more beautiful
October to May Wet Season
- The scenery is green and lush
- There are more birds around
- Mid-December to mid-February is good for wildlife viewing
- Rain can sometimes interfere with activities
- Wildlife viewing is not as good as during the Dry season
Wildlife Photos
Best Time To Go by Major Park
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Akagera National Park
- January: Excellent
- February: Excellent
- March: Fair
- April: Fair
- May: Good
- June: Excellent
- July: Excellent
- August: Excellent
- September: Excellent
- October: Good
- November: Good
- December: Good
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Volcanoes National Park
- January: Good
- February: Good
- March: Fair
- April: Fair
- May: Fair
- June: Excellent
- July: Excellent
- August: Excellent
- September: Good
- October: Fair
- November: Fair
- December: Good