Seasons of the Kruger National Park |
| Written by ROI Media | |||
| Monday, 22 November 2010 16:40 | |||
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The Kruger Park in South Africa has two main seasons; a dry winter from April - October, and a wet summer from November - March. So when would be the best time to travel to Kruger? The park is known as an all-year destination, but the different seasons will have a varying impact on your safari. When planning your safari, you should keep two things in mind: What season will you be traveling, and which part of the Kruger Park will be the best for that season? The winter season is roughly from April to October, but April will still be fairly wet, so if you’re looking for the advantages of the dry season you should probably schedule your safari between June and September. The later you go, the drier it will be. That means that the landscape will be brown with practically no leaves or vegetation. This makes game viewing easier, as it is less vegetation to obstruct your sight, but it also makes the scenery less interesting. Temperatures during winter are comfortable in day time, but cold at night! So bring some warm clothes for the early morning and late evening drives! Travelling to the Kruger Park in the summer season will give quite a different experience. As with the winter, the later in the season you are traveling, the more pronounced its characteristics will be. In spring and early summer, October - December, the thunderstorms start rolling in, the much needed rain will spark life to the vegetation. Leaves will quickly start growing and the landscape will soon turn green again!
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