Best time to go to Africa?

[suraj57]

The weather very much depends on where you end up going. Are you looking for any particular type of voluteer work? I know of work with children, orphan animals, conservation, horses and health projects. I know of some in Mozambique and in South Africa. I can find out about Tazania too if you like. The weather in the north of South Africa is pretty warm enven in winter but not unpleasent. September is our spring so that brings big changes and we can have hot or cold days.

Capetown has a mederterainian type climate and winters are cold and wet. There are many volunteer programs there too. If you like wildlife and the bush then our summer is much more productive with the migratory birds arriving and the young animals being born.

[Alien]

Oh well that pretty much impressive, i would like to hear more from you about south Africa and about wild life conditions in weather of cold and warm.

[Sami321]

I have no idea about Best time to go to Africa. I never visited such kind of country in my life. I will try to get sufficient information about it. At this time, I am going to enjoy the maid of the mist boat ride niagara falls ny with my college friends. After completing it, I will share with you soon. I hope you will wait for my reply.

[surender]

South Africa is a large country with different climate that varies from region to region:
Cape Town and the Western Cape experiences winter rainfall (June to August) and a largely bone-dry hot summer while much of the rest of the country, including the Kruger Park area, have heavy summer thundershowers (December to March) and a dry winter period from May to October.

Have a happy journey !!!

[jack567]

I have been there about few times ago with my whole family during my holidays. We stay there for two weeks and we explored its many fabulous places for having enjoyment. I captured many images of attractive places in my camera. I will love to be there agian in my free time. Millions of tourist love to go there due to its alluring attractions. What will you say about it?