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The sun is out in July, and the dry season brings more noticeable wildlife to many parks.
The Serengeti and Ruaha National Park are common regions of interest, as the season brings an exciting array of wildlife.
Four of the Big Five are present in parks like the Serengeti, but the rhino is absent. However, other prominent wild animals include wild dogs, and they are a sight to behold when they have their puppies—commonly referred to as denning.
Weather in July
The weather is much improved in July, and although the days are sunny and dry, morning and evening drives can be chilly, so it is advised to keep a jacket around and dress warmly during these times of the day.
This month, most parks are drier as animals trample and feast on the grass, which means wildlife is much easier to spot and often significantly denser.
Average Weather in July
Temperature Celsius Fahrenheit Rainfall
Min 9℃ 48℉ 0.2 mm Max 20℃ 68℉ 68 mm
National Parks to Visit in Tanzania and Why
Lake Manyara National Park
Wildlife viewing is at its best this month. You can expect to see wildebeests, giraffes, hippos, buffalos, and elephants, not forgetting the legendary tree-climbing lions.
Game drives are, therefore, a packed experience.
What to do:
- Game drives
Serengeti National Park
The sun is out in Serengeti National Park, and the wildebeest migration is best seen during this month.
Wildlife, on the other hand, thrives in the park, as they’re easily spotted during this time of year.
What to do:
- Game drives
Tarangire National Park
This month is considered the best for wildlife viewing at the Tarangire National Park.
The weather is great, and animals have begun to migrate to the park.
Four of the Big Five can be found here, with just the rhino absent.
What to do:
- Game drives
