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The Best Time to Visit Arusha National Park is during the dry seasons from June to October and December to March. During these periods, the weather is favourable, and wildlife is more easily spotted as animals congregate around water sources. The dry season also offers clear skies, making it perfect for hiking and enjoying the stunning views of Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro.
Zebras: Herds of zebras roam freely in the park, their striking black-and-white stripes adding to the scenic beauty.
Arusha National Park Safari offers a taste of Tanzania's incredible biodiversity and landscapes in a compact and accessible package. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, an avid hiker, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, this park has something special to offer. Join Ebony Global Travel & Tours on an exploration of this hidden treasure, and discover the wonders of Arusha National Park.
Arusha National Park is known for the black-and-white colobus monkeys, Mount Meru, swamps, lakes, waterfalls and craters! A beautiful park with a wide diversity of landscapes and wildlife.
Hike the second-highest peak in Tanzania, offering stunning views and a challenging trek for adventure seekers.
Spot giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and various primates, including the rare colobus monkey.
Experience the park's flora and fauna up close with guided walking tours.
Mount Meru: The towering presence of Mount Meru, offers challenging hikes and stunning panoramic views.
Momella Lakes: A series of alkaline lakes that attract a variety of bird species and provide picturesque scenery.
Ngurdoto Crater: Often referred to as "Little Ngorongoro," this volcanic crater is teeming with wildlife and offers fantastic photographic opportunities.
Diverse Ecosystems: From montane forests to savannah plains, the parks varied landscapes are home to a rich biodiversity.
Indulge in extraordinary adventures tailored exclusively for you, as our tailor-made tours unlock hidden gems and create unforgettable memories.
Warm and humid, with temperatures around 29°C. It's a good time for wildlife viewing and birdwatching, especially in southern parks.
Similar to January, with warm weather and great game viewing. Wildebeest calving season in the southern Serengeti attracts predators.
The beginning of the long rains, with temperatures around 28°C. Wildlife viewing is still good, but roads can be challenging.
Peak of the long rains, with heavy showers and temperatures around 26°C. Fewer tourists and lush landscapes, but some lodges may close.
The rains start to taper off. Temperatures are around 25°C. The scenery is green and beautiful, making it a less crowded time for safaris.
The dry season starts. Cool temperatures around 24°C. Excellent wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources.
Peak safari season with the Great Migration in the northern Serengeti. Temperatures around 23°C. Expect large crowds and higher prices.
Continues to be prime time for the Great Migration. Dry and pleasant weather, with temperatures around 24°C. Ideal for safaris and beach holidays.
Great for safaris with the migration still in the Serengeti. Fewer tourists than in August. Temperatures around 25°C.
Dry season continues with excellent game viewing. Temperatures around 26°C. The migration begins to move back to the south.
Short rains start. Wildlife viewing remains good, and the rains rejuvenate the landscape. Temperatures around 27°C. Fewer tourists and lower prices.
Short rains end, marking the start of the holiday season. Warm weather, vibrant landscapes, and great wildlife sightings make it a festive time to visit. Temperatures around 28°C.