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Ruaha in February

February is outside the preferred season for Ruaha; most visitors choose August to October.

Verdictoutside the preferred season
Temperature18–30°
Rainrainy season
Crowdsvery quiet

Weather in Ruaha in February

Average highs in February are around 30°C, dropping to about 18°C at night. This is the rainy season, so expect frequent showers and occasionally harder roads.

What happens in February

A single rainy season peaking January-March; some camps close and some tracks become difficult.

Experience quality this month is 3 out of 5, and visitor levels are very quiet. The best period overall is August to October.

What to pack

  • neutral-coloured layers
  • a rain jacket and a dry bag for your camera
  • insect repellent and long sleeves for the evening
  • binoculars for distant wildlife

Ruaha through the year

MonthTemp (°C)RainExperienceCrowds
January18–30rainy season★★★★★very quiet
February18–30rainy season★★★★★very quiet
March18–29rainy season★★★★★very quiet
April17–28some rain★★★★★very quiet
May15–27mostly dry★★★★★very quiet
June14–26mostly dry★★★★★quiet
July13–26mostly dry★★★★★moderate
August14–28mostly dry★★★★★moderate
September16–30mostly dry★★★★★moderate
October18–32mostly dry★★★★★quiet
November19–32some rain★★★★★very quiet
December18–30rainy season★★★★★quiet

Other good choices in February

Ruaha in JanuaryBest safaris in FebruaryRuaha in March

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Frequently asked questions

Is February a good time to visit Ruaha?

February is outside the preferred season for Ruaha; most visitors choose August to October.

What is the weather like in Ruaha in February?

Highs around 30°C, rainy season.

Is Ruaha busy in February?

Visitor levels in February are very quiet.

Sources: TANAPA - Ruaha National Park · SafariBookings - Ruaha climate · Climates to Travel - Tanzania (Iringa normals)
Figures are approximate averages and vary from year to year.