Track a lion's path
Read fresh prints in the Maasai Mara with a guide who makes every clue count.
Our safaris
Family Safari Africa
A curious, comfortable adventure with room for everyone to discover.
About this safari
Wonder is
for everyone.
A family safari is built around shared discovery rather than a strict schedule. Guides turn tracks, birds, and animal behaviour into stories, while the day leaves enough room for rest, swimming, and the unexpected.
It suits families travelling with school-age children or teenagers, and parents who want a first safari to feel considered rather than demanding. Kenya's private conservancies pair naturally with a few quiet days in Zanzibar.
The experience
Made for
the whole nest.
Experiences that keep the grown-ups engaged and young explorers close to wonder.
Build a field journal
Sketch birds, grasses, and animal signs after a morning in the conservancy.
Meet the elephants
Watch Amboseli's herds move beneath Kilimanjaro as the afternoon cools.
Share a night walk
Listen for nocturnal life on a gentle, age-appropriate walk near camp.
Sample journey
A week of
firsts.
Four days in Kenya with a rhythm that keeps the whole family present.
Settle in Nairobi
Visit the Giraffe Centre, meet your guide, and share a first dinner in Karen.
Tracks in the Mara
Follow the early movement of the Maasai Mara and make a field journal after lunch.
Under Kilimanjaro
Fly south to Amboseli for an elephant drive and a slow evening beside the swamps.
One last discovery
Take a guided nature walk before returning to Nairobi or continuing to Zanzibar.
Good to know
The practical
shape.
- Group sizePrivate family journeys, usually for two to eight guests.
- Typical lengthSeven to ten days, with two or three bases.
- AccommodationFamily tents, connected rooms, and welcoming lodges with space to play.
- Best seasonJune to October for dry days and easy wildlife viewing.
- Physical demandLight to moderate, with flexible walks and drives.
- Pairs well withZanzibar for beach days after the Mara →
Questions, considered
About travelling
as a family.
What is the minimum age for a safari?
There is no single minimum age. We usually recommend private, shorter drives for younger children and shape activities around their energy and curiosity.
What happens if the children need a slower day?
The itinerary can change each morning. Your private guide can replace a long drive with a short walk, pool time, or a simple activity at camp.
Will adults still have a meaningful safari?
Yes. Private guiding keeps the experience rich for adults, while stories and hands-on moments help children understand the landscape around them.
Bring the children into camp
Tell us ages, school holidays, and how long they can sit still in a vehicle.