Climate

Uganda Safaris

Uganda's equatorial climate offers a pleasant range of daily temperatures, typically between 20℃ and 27℃, with a minimum average of 18℃. Occasionally, temperatures can dip to 12℃, especially in the northern regions and on the peaks of Mount Rwenzori, where the lowest temperatures are recorded. This moderate climate ensures that visitors can enjoy their Uganda safari experiences comfortably throughout the year.

Rainfall in Uganda varies significantly, with most areas receiving between 1,000mm and 2,000mm annually. However, some northern regions experience much lower rainfall, averaging around 100mm annually. The rainy seasons, which occur from March to May and September to November, bring lush greenery and vibrant landscapes, enhancing the beauty of the national parks and wildlife reserves.

This diverse climate contributes to Uganda's rich biodiversity, making it a fascinating destination for travelers seeking an authentic African safari experience. From the dense forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to the endangered mountain gorillas, to the vast savannahs of Queen Elizabeth National Park, teeming with wildlife, Uganda's safari offers a unique blend of ecosystems. Visitors can explore Uganda's unspoiled wilderness, embark on thrilling game drives, and immerse themselves in the local culture through community visits and cultural tours, safaris in Uganda.

Whether you're an adventure enthusiast, a wildlife lover, or a cultural explorer, Uganda's varied climate and stunning landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable African safari experience in Uganda.

Join us at MJ Safaris Uganda and discover the beauty and diversity of East Africa with the experts.