Wildlife viewing in Murchison Falls National Park is generally good at all times of year, although best during the Dry season (December to February). However, January and February can be very hot. Scenery is more beautiful during the Wet season from March to November.
Animals are found more easily since they gather at water sources
Plenty of sun and almost no rain
Mosquitoes are fewer, so there is less risk of malaria
The heat in January and February can be unbearable
The landscape is lush with greenery
Much of this period is low season, so there are fewer people around and rates may be lower
The park offers good wildlife viewing throughout the year
Murchison Falls lies in a relatively dry part of the country, and the rains rarely interfere with your safari
Minor roads may become impassable or tricky after heavy downpours
$3,700 pp (USD)
$7,181 to $7,545 pp (USD)
$3,015 pp (USD)