I have a client that wants ideas and options for a non hunting Safari during the month of January. This chap is quite seasoned in African safaris but asked me about January and may have a group interested.
I did explain that this month is at the height of the wet season in a good portion of Africa with many disadvantages such as inaccessibility, low visibility due to foliage, higher risk of malaria and vast diluted range of Game due to high level of water points.
I thought maybe Namibia, Northern Kenya or maybe Uganda.
Any other options you can suggest or offer?
Regards,
Adam

Adam, very good wet season birdlife and some good elephant around in Hwange, www.nehimba.com

Mart

Otherwise Camps Bay and the Cliftons.

the VERY best time to see the migration in southern serengetti they are giving birth at that time and the action is great ...

namibia is awesome in january aswell

http://www.ethiopianriftvalleysafaris.com/tips.htm


Adam,

Check with Rich Elliott who posts here on AR.I believe Ethiopia's dry season is Oct-May, and they have a non-hunting section in their company.

FANTASTIC scenery and culture.