Serengeti Photo Safari

Capturing Tanzania’s wildlife requires photography skills, such as the ability to capture the movements of herds of zebra, the majesty of a lion pride, and the subtleties of various bird species.

Tanzania is a land of stunning natural beauty and abundant wildlife, attracting thousands of visitors every year. One of the best ways to explore Tanzania’s wilderness and capture its beauty is through a photographic safari. In this section, we’ll take a closer look at the unique experience of a Tanzania photographic safari, and how it can unlock the secrets of Tanzania’s wildlife.

The dry season in Tanzania from June to October is widely considered to be the best time of year to go on a photographic safari. During this period, the animals congregate around the few remaining watering holes, making them easier to spot and photograph.

The Great Migration, one of the most significant wildlife events in the world, also takes place during this time of year. Millions of wildebeest and zebras move across the Serengeti in search of water and greener pastures, making for an awe-inspiring photographic experience.

While not as popular as the dry season, the wet season in Tanzania offers a unique opportunity for photography. With the rains come lush green landscapes and vibrant flowers, making for beautiful backdrops to the wildlife. The animal sightings might not be as frequent as during the dry season, but the quieter parks and reserves provide a more intimate experience with nature.