Private vehicles add freedom
Start later, return early or pause for a child without having to fit around other guests in a shared vehicle.

Family safaris
Kenya is one of Africa’s strongest family safari destinations, but the right pace and guide make a far greater difference than a long list of children’s activities.
Our take
Kenya is one of Africa’s strongest family safari destinations, but the right pace and guide make a far greater difference than a long list of children’s activities.
We plan shorter transfers, flexible game drives and enough downtime, then choose family tents, private houses or interconnecting rooms that genuinely work for your group. A private vehicle is often worth the additional cost, particularly with younger children or a broad range of ages.
Start later, return early or pause for a child without having to fit around other guests in a shared vehicle.
Walking, riding and some other activities have minimum ages. Some camps also restrict very young children or require a private vehicle.
Two contrasting safari areas are usually enough. Four nights in one place often works better than several short stays.
Where to go
The Mara delivers classic wildlife; Laikipia adds walking, camels, horses, conservation and family-friendly private houses.
Explore LaikipiaWhere to stay
Properties such as Lewa Wilderness, Sosian and private safari houses suit families who want personal hosting and activities beyond game drives.
See Lewa WildernessAdd the coast
Watamu, Diani or a private coastal house can work well after safari. We consider sea conditions, journey time and the children’s ages.
Explore the coastA sensible shape
Start planning
We will help you shape the right route before preparing a detailed proposal.
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