The middle and end of the Dry season, from June to October, is the prime time for watching wildlife in Ruaha National Park. Animals are easier to spot because the bush thins out and wildlife concentrates around the Great Ruaha River and its tributaries.
Wildlife viewing is easier since the bush thins out and animals gather around water sources
Skies are bright with almost no rain
The heat is less overpowering and it is not as humid
It is dusty and dry
The scenery is green and lush
The presence of migrating birds means bird watching is at its finest
Roads sometimes become impassable
Wildlife viewing is not as good as during the Dry season
It is hot and humid
$7,352 to $10,802 pp (USD)
$11,415 to $25,466 pp (USD)
$1,230 pp (USD)