For most travellers (not all ), the dry season months of June to August or December to February remain the best time to visit Lake Mburo National park
While visiting Lake Mburo National park is generally possible all-year-round however, if you’re a wildlife enthusiast, you probably have plans to go on game drives to view the incredible birdlife and wildlife in the park. For your best sightings, you may want to Plan & book your Safari to Lake Mburo during one of the dry seasons. Like the rest of Africa, Lake Mburo National Park has two wet seasons and two dry seasons. The long dry season begins in June and continues through July and August. The short dry season lasts for three months in December, January, and February. These months are the best times for a visit to Lake Mburo National Park because the weather is cool and dry – ideal for game drivers including the famous Night Safari drive in search of the nocturnal wildlife. However, it’s important that you Pack well for your safari to Lake Mburo in the dry season; Bring Insect repellent as you are likely to encounter fewer bugs such as mosquitoes.
On the other hand, if a visit to the region is more convenient during the wet seasons (April, May & November), it’s good to note that the rains bring new life and a burst of fresh vegetation to the park; the new greenery is simply beautiful to view and Photograph. This is also the best time to visit Lake Mburo for travelers that like to enjoy more private and crowd-free travel. This is also a good time to go on a birding Safaris to Lake Mburo. It’s important that you keep in mind that the roads in the park tend to get muddy, slippery, and sometimes impassable thus making travel more time-consuming.
For the budget-conscious traveler, this is the perfect time to take advantage of the great discounts on accommodation during the low/wet season. Realm Africa Safaris™ equally does extend the same discounts on Low Season safaris to Lake Mburo National park.
See: Wet/Low Season Safari offers to Lake Mburo National park.
Keynotes before deciding the best time to visit Lake Mburo National Park
Game viewing during the dry season is a lot easier because wildlife tends to congregate around specific water points. The short dry season also coincides with the harshest part of winter in the northern hemisphere (Europe, Asia, North America, etc), making the Best time to consider going on a Safari to Uganda. The long dry season coincides with school holidays in Europe, North America, and East Africa meaning this is a good time to go on an organized East African family safari visiting Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania – all combined.
