There are many types of Kenya safari holidays available to cater to the different types of tourists. Many tourists to Kenya safaris have their own preferred times of visit. Africa is a vast continent with many fantastic safaris to choose from with Kenya and Tanzania as favorite spots.

Preferred visit seasons

Kenya offers two main seasons of visit that are favorable to fantastic Kenya safari holidays. Both the dry and rainy seasons are crowded with all types of tourists. There may be some unexpected showers in the months of April and May as well as in November. However, such rain falls are quite unpredictable.

The rains can be quite heavy during the actual rainy seasons in a Kenya safari. Holidays in the safaris can still be enjoyed as the rains tend to come in the late evenings or nights. Thus, the weather is quite cool after the rains to encourage the various species of wildlife to come out. Hence, more sighting of game is available.

Game viewing

Kenya safari holidays are popular as tourists like to view the different types of wildlife in that country. Game viewing is possible throughout the year in Kenya safaris; these safaris house the famous ‘Big Fives’ as well as other species. Tourists on Kenya safari holidays would be thrilled to view the lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos and buffalos. Tigers, zebras and giraffes are also available for viewing if the weather is great and the tourists are in luck.

Migration

There are some species of wildlife which would leave the safari reserves during certain seasons. They include the Wildebeest which goes off in herds as they embark on their annual ‘Great Migration’ ritual.

The Great Migration refers to the annual ritual of the Wildebeest leaving the Kenya safaris during the summer to another part of the vast continent. There would be thousands of Wildebeest moving across the Serengeti towards the Masai Mara for food.

Although the Wildebeest goes off in herds in this great migration, there are also some zebras in the migration process. Witnesses to the ‘Great Migration’ are the crocodiles and hippos as herds of Wildebeest cross the Mara River. Lucky Kenya safari holidays tourists may chance upon the spectacular sight as do the hippos and crocodiles which infest the river. Hence, not all the Wildebeest succeed in their migration attempt with the perils along the way. Some may turn back and be content with their lot at this side of the river.

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