Are you thinking of traveling to Kenya in December but don’t know if it’s the right time of year?
Why go to Kenya in December?
Climate in Kenya in December
December is a perfect month for a vacation in Kenya. With the start of the dry season, the climate is dry and the days are mostly sunny, with sporadic and isolated rainfall.
Temperatures are higher than in previous months and range between 28°C and 35°C, depending on the different areas of the country. Despite the heat, the climate is breezy and therefore ideal.
Thanks to these optimal weather conditions, it is possible to:
- Go diving, kitesurfing, and Snorkeling in crystal-clear waters of Kenya;
- Go on excursions and safaris in the numerous parks and reserves.
Stai pensando di partire per il Kenya a dicembre ma non sai se sia il period giusto?
The Kenyan sea in December
The Kenyan sea in December offers unique emotions. Its crystal clear waters and white and golden beaches make it a true paradise on earth. The dry and breezy climate is perfect for those who want to relax on the beach and sunbathe while listening to the sound of the waves.
However, the sea also offers the opportunity to enjoy numerous activities, such as diving, kitesurfing, and snorkeling.
Low tide, in particular, allows you to observe the magnificent coral reef up close. It is precisely the retreating waters that give rise to breathtaking landscapes that are unique in their kind, as well as atolls and natural pools. At Garoda Beach, shown in the photo, a natural sand walkway forms, which always leaves tourists speechless.
It is impossible to say with certainty which is the most beautiful beach in Kenya, as each one has characteristics that make it unique and special. For this very reason, they are all worth visiting.
Breathtaking safaris
Kenya in December is not only perfect for relaxing on the beach, but also for going on safaris. A safari in Kenya allows you to fully experience Africa with its colors, sounds, and flavors, exploring the wonderful and unspoiled nature.
A number of different ecosystems coexist in this territory.
The African savannah, in particular, is a unique environment where the animal and plant worlds live in balance with each other. It is here that you can observe the Big Five, the five large animals of the African savannah, namely lions, leopards (as in the photo), elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes. There are numerous parks and reserves where you can go on safari, each distinguished by its unique characteristics and breathtaking landscapes.
