The winter months of May to September are best for wildlife viewing. During this dry time, vegetation thins and animals gather around water sources, making them easier to spot.
The best time for wildlife viewing
Rain is scarce, and skies are clear
It is low season, and there are few tourists around
Warm clothing is essential for evening and early morning activities
The sky can be hazy with a lot of dust in the air
Lush landscapes and scenery
There is a chance to see newborn animals
The migrating bird species are present
Wildlife viewing is good, but the Dry season is better
It is high season and the reserve is busier – especially during school holidays
The heat can become unbearable
$6,480 to $7,127 pp (USD)
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$1,359 pp (USD)