


A tropical climate prevails in Tanzania - although, owing to its enormous
size and diversity, there are areas where the climate (and particularly
microclimates) can differ. Tanzania's highest point is Mount Kilimanjaro,
which is always covered in snow but throughout the rest of the country
temperatures are generally hot and humidity is high on the coast.
The rains
follow a very similar pattern to Kenya. There are light rains in November
and heavy rains in April and May. The latter two months are really the
only time we would not recommend that you go. The November rains are invariably
very light and sometimes they do not happen at all. On the coast, the weather
is less humid between June and September.
Please note that the comfort rating below is a general rating and can
obviously change depending on whereabouts you are in the country.
