The dry season runs from November to March. It's easier to see wildlife at these times, and more animals have reason to visit the watering hole – which is one of the easiest places to view them. Dusty harmattan winds may blow from December to February, creating a hazy atmosphere.   The wet season, from April to October offers lush vegetation, but this gives the animals better places to hide. While it might not be as good for wildlife viewing as dry season, it's still fine most of the time. If you find yourself in Ghana during the rainy season, don't cross Mole off your list. Go anyway.