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Several of Kenya’s best lodges are extremely family-friendly and offer fantastic game viewing, a wide range of activities and special family accommodation where you won’t disturb the honeymooning couples or scare all the wildlife away.
A family safari in Kenya offers a range of activities from game drives (by day and night) featuring the cast from The Lion King to bush breakfasts and visits to local villages that will open children's eyes to a different way of life where tribal people still lead simple, traditional lives without a PlayStation.
Depending on the accommodation, children can enjoy special activities with Samburu and Maasai guides, learning about the uses of plants, how to identify animal tracks and so on.
A Kenya family safari holiday is easily combinable with a beach holiday on Kenya's Indian Ocean coast, and you should make time at the beginning or end of the trip for a visit to see the baby elephants at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi.
Family safari holiday in Kenya? Hakuna matata.
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Itinerary Ideas
Best for: Families
Kenya Family Safari and Beach Adventure
Staying at some of Kenya's most intimate safari lodges and
coastal hotels, this family-friendly 'bush and beach' combination
is a fabulous introduction...
15 Days
From £7,055pp
Best for: Couples, Honeymoons and Families
Rhinos, Rivers and the Samburu: An Alternative Kenya
Staying in some of Kenya's most intimate safari camps with
access to exclusive wildlife areas, this is guaranteed to be an
unforgettable holiday....
10 Days
From £5,875pp
Best for: Couples, Honeymoons, Families and Solo Travellers
Safari and Coast: Classic Kenya
For wildlife enthusiasts and beach lovers, it doesn't get better
than this. Staying in not one but two of Kenya's most bountiful
conservancies,...
13 Days
From £5,070pp
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The Masai Mara
A safari in Kenya's Masai Mara has one of the densest concentrations of wildlife anywhere on Earth.
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Laikipia Camel Safaris
A camel safari is the ideal way to travel through the wilds of Northern Kenya, escaping the constraints of a vehicle (cars can't get here anyway),...
Laikipia Walking Safaris
Laikipia is rugged, undulating, rocky, beautiful, wild and remote. The climate is perfect, high altitude makes it cool at night and warm during...
Riding Safaris in Kenya
Due to the sheer variety of its landscapes and places to stay, Kenya remains an unsurpassed riding safari destination.
Where to Stay
Elephant Pepper Camp
Situated right on the Northern Edge of the Masai Mara reserve, this eight-tented bush camp is situated in one of the prime wildlife areas.
Sabuk Lodge
Sabuk sleeps a maximum of twelve guests in thatched rondavels (circular cottages) dotted along the cliff overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro River.
Il Pinguan
Recently featured in Tatler, The Field and Vanity Fair, Kamogi is a low key and laidback private ranch which is the perfect place for families...
Elsa's Kopje
Elsa’s Kopje is situated in the wilderness of Meru National Park, seven miles north of the equator in north-eastern Kenya.
Ol Lentille
A collection of four luxury private houses set on a 40,000-acre private conservation area (that's three times the size of Manhattan), 50 miles...
Borana Lodge
Borana Lodge is set on the 35,000-acre Borana Ranch on the edge of the Laikipia Plateau in the central highlands of Kenya.
Lewa House
At the heart of Lewa Conservancy, the family run Lewa House is perched on top of a hill looking over Mount Kenya on one side, and the Mathews...
Laikipia Wilderness Camp
Located in Kenyan wilderness, Laikipia is a small, family-run bush camp with great views of Mount Kenya and the Ewaso Narok River.
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