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The best time to go to Mali
The most optimal time to travel to Mali is January and December when the weather is generally favourable across various parts of the country. February, March, and November are also good times to visit, although occasional weather conditions could hinder your plans. However, it is advised to avoid visiting during June, July, August, September, and October, as the weather during these months can be unpredictable and generally not ideal for travelling.
The peak tourism season in Mali is from November to February, with an average temperature of around 26 to 30 degrees Celsius. This is the best time to visit in terms of weather, but accommodations might fill up fast, so be sure to book well in advance. Alternatively, the low season from April to May experiences the most unfavourable weather conditions of the year, making it the least ideal time to visit.
Pro tip: If you have flexibility in your travel dates, utilise Skyscanner's whole month tool to discover the cheapest days of the year to travel to any city you choose in Mali.
The best time to book flights to Mali
To get the cheapest flights to Mali, the best time to book is 45 to 60 days before you fly. You can easily track the price of your airline tickets to Mali by creating a Price Alert. Whenever prices go down or up, we'll let you know with an email or push notification to help make sure you get the best deal.
Airlines that fly to Mali
The most popular routes between the United Kingdom and Mali are:
From London (London Gatwick Airport) to Bamako (Modibo Keita International Airport) with Royal Air Maroc.
From London (London Heathrow Airport) to Bamako (Modibo Keita International Airport) with Royal Air Maroc.
From London (London Gatwick Airport) to Bamako (Modibo Keita International Airport) with Turkish Airlines.
Top things to see and do in Mali
Mali offers a rich cultural experience, with historical landmarks, markets, and unique festivals to explore. Visit the National Museum for a glimpse into the country's past, or admire the architecture of the Old Friday Mosque and the Islamic Centre. While some landmarks like Timbuktu's shrines and Askia's tomb are no longer accessible, Mali is still home to several fascinating events. The Festival on the Niger, held in Ségou, showcases traditional music, dance, and art. Another unmissable event is the Festival of the Desert, a celebration featuring Tuareg music, culture, and arts, highlighting Mali's diverse heritage. Immerse yourself in Mali's rich and varied culture for a truly memorable experience.
Best cities to visit in Mali
Bamako
Bamako is the capital and largest city of Mali. It is known for its markets, lively music scene, and fascinating museums. Don't miss the National Museum of Mali, where you can learn about the country's rich history and culture, or stroll along the Niger River for a leisurely day.
Djenné
Djenné, a designated UNESCO World Heritage site, is famous for its adobe architecture and the Great Mosque of Djenné, the world's largest mud-brick structure. This ancient city was once an important centre of trade and learning and offers a glimpse into Mali's fascinating past.
Timbuktu
Located at the southern edge of the Sahara Desert, Timbuktu is another UNESCO World Heritage site and was once a thriving trade centre. Known for its golden age of scholarship during the 15th and 16th centuries, visitors can explore the city's ancient libraries, mosques, and the Sankore Madrasah.
Mopti
Mopti is a charming city situated along the Niger River. Often called the "Venice of Mali," its riverfront is an important port and hub for trading goods. Explore the bustling Mopti Grand Market, where you can experience the vibrant local culture and sample traditional Malian cuisine.
