Why You Shouldn t Necessarily Visit Kenya In August
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Why You Might Rethink Visiting Kenya in August
When planning a trip to Kenya, most seasoned travelers suggest visiting between July and September. The primary allure is the incredible wildebeest migration from the Serengeti. However, this period also results in an influx of tourists, especially in areas like the Masai Mara, leading to a few downsides for potential visitors.
Tourist Overcrowding
Firstly, expect a significant increase in prices due to the high demand. Furthermore, when you embark on a safari to witness the wildebeest, you'll likely find yourself surrounded by numerous other tourist-filled vehicles all vying for the same view. This situation can detract from the personal and immersive experience many seek on a safari.
Alternative Travel Times
Experts often advise against visiting between March and June due to the long rains, and in November due to the short rains. However, consider visiting in early November for a more budget-friendly and tranquil experience. By this time, most tourists have left, and you'll have the opportunity to witness the wildebeest's return to the Serengeti. The sight of these iconic animals in expansive numbers is truly unforgettable.
The Beauty of November
Though November is known for sporadic rains, these aren’t constant but rather intense showers that last just a few hours. This season also brings stunning electrical storms and the transformation of the Masai Mara, as golden-brown landscapes quickly turn lush green.
In essence, defy conventional wisdom and choose early November for a more peaceful and reasonably priced Kenyan adventure.
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