Tanzania Safari in May

Rain Tanzania

May in Tanzania is a time of contrasts, offering both challenges and rewards as the extended rainy season unfolds. While thunderstorms and reduced tourist activity characterise the first half of the month, creating vibrant landscapes and unique wildlife encounters away from the usual crowds, the second half brings drier weather, continued discounts, and fewer visitors, making it an appealing period for budget-conscious travellers seeking a tranquil safari experience.

Tanzania in May

Let us first look at the pros and cons of visiting in May quickly, and then we will address aspects like climate and accommodations, and look at each park in the Northern Circuit and Zanzibar in detail:

Pros:

Vibrant Wildlife: May witnesses vibrant young calves in Serengeti gaining strength, while Tarangire sees the return of wildlife to park towards the end of the month as watering holes start to dry, providing opportunities for wildlife sightings.
Tranquil Experience: May is part of the low season with reduced tourist activity, offering a tranquil experience with fewer crowds, enticing discounts on accommodations, and uninterrupted exploration.
Diverse Birdwatching: Lush vegetation and abundant water sources in May create excellent birdwatching opportunities in parks like Tarangire, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro, with various bird species to observe.
Improved Island Conditions: Zanzibar, Mafia Island, and Pemba experience improved weather conditions towards the end of May, making it favourable for activities like kitesurfing and providing a serene escape from crowds.
Ideal Safari Conditions (Second Half): In the second half of May, the weather improves with very little rainfall and dry conditions, accommodation costs remain low, and crowds are minimal, making it an excellent time for budget travellers seeking fewer crowds and optimal exploration opportunities.

Cons:

Heavy Rainfall (First Half): May is part of the extended rainy season, characterized by heavy showers and thunderstorms, leading to muddy roads, limited visibility, and challenges in navigating some park routes.
Limited Availability (First Half): Many lodges and shops close down during May, resulting in limited availability of accommodations and services, requiring travelers to plan and secure lodging arrangements in advance.
Closure of Signature Activities (First Half): Signature activities like hot air balloon safaris and walking safaris are not organized in May due to persistent rains, thick foliage, and muddy roads, limiting certain experiences.
Mosquito and Tse Tse Flies: Vigilant precaution must be taken against mosquitoes and Tse Tse flies that are high in number during May, impacting outdoor activities and requiring protection measures.

Let us see now what Tanzania looks like in May in detail.

Climate and Landscape

In May, Tanzania experiences a transition in weather patterns. The first half of the month marks the extended rainy season with daily heavy showers and thunderstorms, particularly during the night. Daytime tours may encounter brief interruptions due to rain, but overall, expect overcast conditions with occasional showers. Towards the end of the month, there's a noticeable shift as the extended rainy season concludes. The second half of May sees very little rainfall, resulting in more stable and dry weather conditions. The temperatures stay below 30°C / 86°F during the day, dropping to around 14°C / 57°F at night, particularly in higher-altitude regions like Ngorongoro.

Accommodations and Crowds

Being the low season, May witnesses limited tourism, resulting in the closure of numerous lodges and shops. Despite the reduced options, several accommodations remain available, often offering enticing discounts to visitors. While the humidity might contribute to warmer conditions, the lower number of tourists provides an opportunity to explore with fewer crowds.

Moving into the second half of May, the weather becomes relatively drier, with very little rainfall compared to the earlier part of the month. Despite this, accommodations continue to offer enticing discounts and crowds remain low. This combination of low-cost accommodations, minimal crowds, and improved weather conditions in the second half of May makes it an ideal time for budget-conscious travellers looking to explore Tanzania without the usual tourist rush.

Serengeti

Serengeti landscape

In the Serengeti, May witnesses vibrant young calves gaining strength and vitality and things pick up pace. The month marks a pivotal period as the calves develop the strength needed for migration. Consequently, the Migration gains momentum, and begins moving westward and northward. Early and mid-May herds can be found in South-West and West Serengeti, and they progress to the Western corridor by month-end. Besides the wildebeests, a variety of popular african animals grace the landscape. Lush green landscape eliminate concerns of dusty roads, although you can only access the main routes, and may have to navigate through muddy, bumpy terrain.

Moreover, besides the mentioned region, Serengeti in general remains a great location throughout the year, with Central Serengeti specifically standing out as a remarkable destination in May. Central Serengeti is renowned for its famous Seronera Valley, teeming with big cats and earning it the name of the Big Cat Capital. Along with the impressive population of big cats, Central Serengeti is also home to a variety of other animals like elephants, elands, impalas, buffalos, hyenas and more. Its landscape features the classic Serengeti grasslands and is studded with stunning kopjes where you can often find animals lounging about or observing their surroundings, making Central Serengeti an excellent location to visit in May and throughout the year.

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To understand the movement of the Great Migration better, ckeck out our article here.

To check out our popular migration itineraries, click here.

Tarangire

In Tarangire, early May poses challenges to game viewing due to lush greenery and muddy roads. However, with patience one can find elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, lions, and more. The situation evolves positively towards late May as the rainy season concludes, leading to the drying of watering holes. This compels the wildlife to return to perennial river Tarangire within the park, and the remaining watering holes, boosting the animal population within the park once again. Birders, meanwhile, find abundant opportunities to observe endemic and migratory birds.

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Ngorongoro

Ngorongoro, similar to other parks, thrives in May with dense vegetation gradually giving way to drier conditions. The picturesque scenery provides a backdrop for wildlife sightings, though the tall and thick vegetation meddles with the visibility. The serenity of the region, coupled with reduced tourist traffic, facilitates uninterrupted exploration, and allows you to get closer to the wildlife.

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Lake Manyara

Safari in rain

Lake Manyara mirrors the lush ambiance of other parks, boasting thriving ecosystems. However, navigating the roads in this park pose even more challenges as they may wash away or flood during the rainy season. Despite road conditions, the park offers diverse animals and birds, requiring cautious exploration.

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Island Getaways:

Zanzibar

In Zanzibar, early May confronts heavy rains, gradually transitioning to drier conditions by month-end. The latter part of May offers sunnier days and more predictable weather, as the receding monsoon introduces the winds. This shift not only provides a relief from showers but also opens avenues for thrilling activities like kitesurfing and parasailing. While early May may not provide an optimal Zanzibar experience, considering it towards the month's close might prove favourable.

Mafia Island

Mafia Island shares Zanzibar's conditions, experiencing low rainfall and improved predictability in weather towards the month's end. The island's remote and less touristy ambiance adds to its appeal, making it an ideal escape for those seeking tranquility away from crowds.

Pemba

Pemba, in May, might still be encountering more rainfall compared to Zanzibar and Mafia Island. Similar to its counterparts, Pemba's remote and less touristy atmosphere appeals to those yearning for a serene experience. If Pemba piques your interest and you're planning a visit in May, don't hesitate to reach out to us for updated information on the island's conditions during that period.

To understand the difference between Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia in detail, click here.

Southern Circuit

In May, the Southern Circuit of Tanzania experiences the tail-end of the long rainy season. The weather undergoes a notable transition as showers become less frequent compared to earlier months. The temperatures during this time are quite comfortable, with daytime averages around 25°C (77°F) and nighttime temperatures dropping to around 15°C (59°F). The humidity also starts to decrease, making the overall climate more pleasant for travelers.

The parks in the Southern Circuit showcase varying landscapes during this period. While the vegetation remains lush and vibrant in many areas, some parts begin to show signs of drying out as the wet season tapers off. This transition creates a fascinating contrast in the scenery, with pockets of greenery set against emerging dry landscapes.

Traveling through the parks during May can be an adventure in itself. The roads, especially those outside the main camps, may still bear traces of mud from the earlier rainy season. However, overall road conditions are improving, allowing for easier access to different parts of the parks.

One of the highlights of visiting the Southern Circuit in May is the wildlife viewing experience. As the abundant water and food sources disperse wildlife throughout the parks, visitors have a good chance of encountering a wide variety of animals. From elephants and giraffes to zebras and lions, the diverse wildlife population offers captivating moments for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

For birdwatchers, May is an excellent time to indulge in this hobby. The parks host both resident bird species and migratory birds, creating a vibrant avian spectacle. The lush vegetation provides ample opportunities to spot colorful and unique bird species in their natural habitats.

All safari activities are available during this time, including game drives, boat safaris, and walking safaris. Walking safaris, in particular, offer a unique perspective on the environment, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of the Southern Circuit up close.

Despite the advantages of visiting in May, there are a few considerations to keep in mind. While rain showers are less frequent than earlier months, there is still a chance of encountering some precipitation. Additionally, road conditions might be slightly challenging in certain areas due to lingering mud.

Overall, May presents a balanced opportunity for travelers to experience the Southern Circuit of Tanzania. With fewer crowds compared to the peak dry season, lush green scenery transitioning into drier landscapes, pleasant temperatures, excellent wildlife viewing, and rewarding birdwatching opportunities, May is an inviting time to explore the beauty and diversity of the Southern Circuit's parks such as Ruaha National Park, Nyerere National Park (Selous Game Reserve), and Mikumi National Park.

In May, Ruaha National Park offers a striking contrast between lush greenery and emerging dry landscapes, making it ideal for spotting elephants, giraffes, zebras, and lions amidst majestic baobab trees.

Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous Game Reserve) showcases lush vegetation, diverse wildlife including elephants, lions, and cheetahs, and excellent birdwatching opportunities, albeit with some roads potentially becoming inaccessible due to the wet season.

Mikumi National Park, known for its compact yet diverse wildlife population including zebras, wildebeest, lions, elephants, and healthy giraffe numbers, remains accessible and captivating in May, making it a popular choice for a safari adventure.

To understand in detail how all the Tanzanian safari circuits differ from each other, check out our article here.

Western Circuit

In May, the Western Circuit of Tanzania experiences the tail-end of the wet season, with a gradual decrease in rain showers and an increase in sunny spells as the month progresses. Temperatures remain pleasant, averaging around 25°C (77°F) during the day and 16°C (61°F) at night. Humidity levels also start to decrease, enhancing the overall comfort for travelers exploring this region.

The landscape of the Western Circuit undergoes a transition during May, shifting from lush and vibrant to a mix of lush and drying areas. This variation adds to the scenic diversity, offering visitors a chance to witness different stages of vegetation. While roads, especially those outside the main camps, may initially be muddy in some areas early in May, conditions generally improve as the month unfolds.

Wildlife viewing in the Western Circuit during May can be rewarding. Animals are still dispersed throughout the parks due to abundant water and food sources, potentially leading to more sightings. This makes it an excellent time for nature enthusiasts to observe a diverse range of wildlife in their natural habitats. Birdwatching remains excellent, with a mix of resident and migratory birds adding color and melody to the surroundings.

All safari activities, including game drives, boat safaris where applicable, and chimpanzee trekking in parks like Gombe Stream National Park and Mahale Mountains National Park, are available. The improving weather conditions in May allow for fewer activity restrictions compared to earlier parts of the wet season, providing travelers with ample opportunities to explore and discover the Western Circuit's natural wonders.

Visiting the Western Circuit in May offers several advantages. The reduced crowds compared to the peak dry season ensure a more tranquil and immersive experience amidst the lush greenery and emerging drier landscapes. Pleasant temperatures, excellent birdwatching, and the potential for rewarding chimpanzee trekking experiences due to fewer crowds add to the allure of exploring this region during this time.

However, there are considerations to keep in mind, such as the possibility of encountering some rain showers, particularly early in May, and potentially challenging road conditions in certain areas. Nevertheless, these challenges are outweighed by the overall experience of witnessing the Western Circuit's beauty as it transitions from the wet season to a drier phase, offering a unique perspective for travelers seeking adventure and natural wonders.

In the Western Circuit of Tanzania, Gombe Stream National Park stands out as a haven for chimpanzee enthusiasts. May provides a lush backdrop for encountering these habituated primates, although occasional rain during chimp treks is possible. Mahale Mountains National Park, another chimpanzee haven, offers stunning scenery and similar weather conditions in May. Meanwhile, Katavi National Park's remoteness and diverse wildlife make it a hidden gem for game viewing, with May presenting fewer crowds and the chance to witness wildlife in a more intimate setting despite potential road challenges due to rain.

To understand in detail how all the Tanzanian safari circuits differ from each other, check out our article here.

May - Extended Off-Season Discounts

In May, the off-season discounts continue across Tanzanian parks, with accommodations offering reductions of approximately 10% to 60% off their original prices. Embalakai Authentic Camps, Acacia Luxury Camp, Tarangire Tortilis, and Serena Safari Lodge are among the lodges extending these attractive deals, making this another great month for budget-conscious travellers to explore Tanzania’s wildlife in comfort.

Popular 7 Day Itinerary in May

To help you understand better, what our safari tours look like in May, we have presented below one of our most popular 7 Day tours.

The following itinerary through Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park, and Ngorongoro Conservation Area is popular amongst travellers seeking an immersive Tanzanian safari experience during this time of the year. April marks a transitional period in East Africa, making it a unique time to witness wildlife behaviours and natural phenomena.

Day 1 - Arusha to Tarangire National Park Your adventure begins with a pick-up at 8:30 AM from your Arusha hotel. Embark on a scenic journey to Tarangire National Park, carrying with you a delightful picnic lunch for a full day of exploration. Tarangire's allure lies in its towering baobab trees that create a dramatic backdrop for the diverse wildlife below. Keep your camera ready as you may encounter majestic elephants, stealthy lions, elusive leopards, graceful giraffes, and the striking patterns of zebras. The Tarangire River adds another layer of charm, drawing numerous animals for refreshing drinks and picturesque sightings. After an exhilarating game drive, return to your camp or lodge, where a delectable dinner awaits, marking the perfect end to your first day.

Day 2 - Full Day Game Drive in Tarangire Awake to a scrumptious breakfast at 8 AM, gearing up for another immersive day in Tarangire National Park. As you set out for a full-day game drive, prepare to be enchanted by Tarangire's diverse landscapes, characterized by nine distinct vegetation zones. The iconic Baobab trees, ancient and grand, create an otherworldly atmosphere, especially when juxtaposed with the wildlife they shelter. Keep your eyes peeled for unique sightings like the tree-climbing python and the elegant Gerenuk. The Tarangire River continues to be a hub of activity, offering you opportunities to witness elephant families in their natural habitat. Capture these precious moments on camera as you indulge in a picnic lunch amidst nature's beauty. Return to your accommodation in the late afternoon, still buzzing with the day's unforgettable encounters.

Day 3 - Tarangire to Central Serengeti After a satisfying breakfast, set off for the renowned Serengeti National Park, a journey through endless plains and captivating landscapes. Your afternoon will be filled with excitement as you embark on a game drive, encountering the iconic herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles. Keep an eye out for the regal lions lazing in the shade, completing the quintessential African safari scene. A well-prepared picnic lunch during your game drive ensures you stay energized amidst the wildlife wonders. As the day draws to a close, relish a hearty dinner at your accommodation, reminiscing about the day's adventures under the vast Serengeti skies.

Day 4 & Day 5 - Central Serengeti Exploration Choose your pace for these days - either begin leisurely with a delightful breakfast, followed by a full-day game drive with packed lunches, or opt for an early start at 6 AM for an immersive morning game drive. Return for a satisfying breakfast before venturing out again in the afternoon for more wildlife encounters. Explore the central Serengeti, particularly the Seronera area, famous for its abundant lion and leopard populations. The Seronera River's life-giving waters attract a diverse array of wildlife, ensuring every moment is filled with awe-inspiring sightings. Capture the essence of the Serengeti on your camera, from majestic predators to graceful antelopes, as the day unfolds. Your evenings will be spent enjoying sumptuous dinners and relaxing in the comfort of your accommodation, surrounded by the sounds of the African wilderness.

Day 6 - Serengeti to Ngorongoro Rise to a new day and embark on a morning game drive in the Serengeti, soaking in the last moments of this wildlife paradise. After breakfast, begin your journey towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, a testament to nature's grandeur. Enjoy a picturesque picnic lunch en route as you marvel at the vastness of the African landscapes. Ngorongoro Crater awaits, offering a unique ecosystem within its colossal collapsed volcanic crater. The day concludes with a hearty dinner and a peaceful night's rest, preparing you for the final leg of your safari.

Day 7 - Ngorongoro Crater Tour to Arusha On your last safari day, an early start at 6:30 AM takes you on an unforgettable descent into the Ngorongoro Crater, a geological marvel teeming with wildlife. The extensive 5-hour game drive treats you to sightings of African elephants, powerful buffaloes, elusive black rhinos, playful hippos, cunning hyenas, and the regal cheetahs and lions. Capture these moments of raw nature in action as you savor a picnic lunch at the scenic Hippo pool. As the day progresses, ascend from the crater and begin your journey back to Arusha, a reflection of your incredible safari experiences. Arrive in Arusha by 6 PM, bidding farewell to your safari team with cherished memories and a deep appreciation for the wonders of the African wilderness.

Considerations and On-Ground Situation

In the initial days of May activities like hot air balloon safari and walking safari are not organised due to persistent rains, thick foliage, and muddy roads. Budget camping remains impractical during this period. Vigilant precaution must be taken against mosquitoes and Tse Tse flies that are high in number during this time. Prospective visitors should contact our team for on-ground insights and personalised recommendations.

Tanzania Safari Costs Across All The Months

To help you understand the cost of a Tanzania Safari throughout the year, we have attached a table below showcasing the monthly prices for our most recommended 7-day safaris. These prices are based on stays at E2 accommodations, which are mid-tier, 3-star level comfort hotels located in prime areas. E2 accommodations strike a perfect balance between affordability and convenient proximity to major attractions, ensuring a comfortable and accessible safari experience.

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Safari costs

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Tailored Guidance for Your Safari Adventure

Explore our comprehensive guides rating popular parks and regions in North Tanzania for each month here.

Discover recommended safari tours for May. Connect with our team when planning your May visit for detailed insights into wildlife and avian scenarios across different parks. customise your itinerary based on expert recommendations.

Tours

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FAQs for Tanzania Safari In May

How is the weather in Tanzania in May? May in Tanzania signifies the extended rainy season. This period is characterized by heavy showers and thunderstorms, mainly occurring during the night. Daytime experiences typically involve overcast conditions with intermittent showers. The humidity can elevate temperatures, which generally range below 30°C / 86°F during the day and drop to around 14°C / 57°F at night, especially in elevated regions such as Ngorongoro. These weather patterns contribute to lush greenery across the parks.

Which parks do you recommend visiting in May? Despite the rainy season, May offers unique experiences in various parks. The Serengeti is a highlight, witnessing the Migration gaining momentum as young calves strengthen, and herds begin their movement westward and northward. Tarangire, though initially challenging for game viewing due to lush vegetation and muddy roads, becomes rewarding later in May as watering holes dry up, drawing wildlife back. Ngorongoro's dense vegetation gradually clears, offering picturesque landscapes and wildlife sightings. Lake Manyara also presents diverse ecosystems and wildlife despite road challenges.

Is May crowded in Tanzania? May is considered the low season, resulting in limited tourist activity and reduced crowds. Many lodges and shops may close during this period, but accommodations that remain open often provide attractive discounts. This quieter time allows for more intimate wildlife experiences with fewer tourists.

Is May relatively expensive for safaris in Tanzania? May is generally considered a more budget-friendly time for safaris in Tanzania due to being the low season. Accommodations often offer discounts and special packages, making it an economical choice compared to peak tourist months.

Where can I see the migration in Tanzania in May? In May, the Migration spectacle can be witnessed in Serengeti, especially in South-West and West Serengeti early in the month, progressing to the Western corridor by month-end. This period also showcases the energetic young calves gaining strength, adding depth to the safari experience.

Is May a good time for birding in Tanzania? Yes, May can be an excellent time for birding in Tanzania. The rainy season fosters lush greenery, attracting a wide variety of endemic and migratory bird species. Parks like Tarangire and Lake Manyara become birding paradises during this period, offering ample opportunities for bird enthusiasts.

Can I do a group safari in Tanzania in May? No, we do not offer group safaris in April. We organise Group Safaris between June and October, and December and February. To better understand how a group safari differs from a private safari please check out our article here.

What should I watch out for while planning a May safari in Tanzania? When planning a May safari, consider factors such as rainy weather, muddy roads, and occasional interruptions in activities due to showers. Check road conditions and accessibility to certain areas, as well as take precautions against mosquitoes and Tse Tse flies, which are more prevalent during this time. Keep in mind that some activities like hot air balloon safaris and walking safaris may not be available due to weather conditions and thick foliage. Planning ahead and consulting with experienced guides can enhance the safari experience during this period.

Can you recommend a few Tanzania safari tours for May? Certainly, here are some of our recommended safaris:

5 DAYS - TARANGIRE, SERENGETI AND NGORONGORO CRATER

6 DAYS - TARANGIRE, SERENGETI AND NGORONGORO CRATER

7 DAYS - TARANGIRE, SERENGETI AND NGORONGORO CRATER

8 DAYS - LAKE MANYARA, SERENGETI (3 NIGHTS), NGORONGORO CRATER AND TARANGIRE

9 DAYS - LAKE MANYARA, SERENGETI (4 NIGHTS), NGORONGORO CRATER AND TARANGIRE (2NIGHTS)

10 DAYS - TARANGIRE, LAKE MANYARA, LAKE NATRON, SERENGETI, NGORONGORO CRATER, AND LAKE EYASI

Reviews

Reviews by travellers who did a Tanzania safari tour with us in May.

hfox Once in a lifetime Safari with Monkey Adventures!!! Family

I want to begin by saying, this trip was an outstanding, unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience that I highly recommend. I am so glad we booked our safari with Monkey adventures, and were placed with our incredible guide, Cosmas. My mom and I went on a 6 day safari in Tanzania to Tarengere National Park, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara. We stopped along the way at towns, shops and in a Masai village. Our driver and guide, Cosmas, was a wonderful person and educator. He shared so much with us about the culture in Tanzania, educated us about the animals we saw on safari, and even taught us a bit of Swahili! He went above and beyond to give us an incredible experience. He was amazing at spotting animals near and far! He even sang with us in the car on the long stretches between destinations. He went above and beyond to help my mom and I shop in a few local markets-- to get a good price and interpret for us. He was so much more than a driver and guide; he became our friend.

I am so glad we booked our safari with Monkey Adventures; they are organized and super professional-- and it's a local business to Tanzania, which I feel is important to support. They offer very fair pricing, in comparison to some ex-pat and European or US safari companies. As a customer, you choose the lodges where you stay throughout your trip, and they have an array of options to suit all desires and budgets. I highly recommend this safari company, to organize your adventure. They will not disappoint!

Rohan 3-day Safari across Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater Friends

Monkey adventures was absolutely perfect! We were beyond impressed with their ability to set up and execute this safari. They picked us up and dropped us off at the airport. They set up our accomodations in Arusha and were perfectly on schedule for departure on our Safari.

We were told that the rainy season encompassed April and May, the heart of our trip. We saw ZERO rain on the Serengeti and in the crater. The set up in the vehicle was perfect and was ideal for roughly 3-4 people. My fiance and I took the trip with another friend of ours and we were all BLOWN AWAY by the experience and plan to not make this our last safari.

Josie C The Perfect Safari Friends

We were thoroughly impressed with Monkey Adventures. The tour company was extremely professional from the moment we were collected from Kilimanjaro airport. They dropped us at our hotel and gave us a briefing about what to expect over the next few days. Given we were travelling as two girls on our own it was nice to have that extra comfort from the tour company.

Our guide Frank Joseph was exceptional, and had all of the qualities needed to be a really great guide. He was knowledgable, friendly, passionate about his job and the animals, had a great eye for spotting game and also had a lot of patience.

The accommodation organised for us in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater was fantastic. We stayed in tents (but with bed and bathroom) which allowed us to get within close proximity to nature. The food at each location was great, and staff were very hospitable. We stayed at Tortillis Camp, Mugani Camp and Rhino Lodge and we were made very welcome. On one night we changed camp (at very late notice) to be closer to the migration as it is hard to predict in advance where it will be, Monkey Adventures organised this and we appreciated the flexibility.

We spotted more animals than we ever imagined and could not have been happier with the tour company and especially our guide Frank who gave us the experience we will never forget!

Thank you Monkey Adventures!