This fabulous Kenya Family Safari,is thoughtfully crafted to offer maximum enjoyment for both parents and their children without compromising their time,space and freedom when out there on safari. long-lasting experiences and memories,then this adventurous safari is highly recommended.
Atmost care has been given to the selection of child-friendly lodges and camps that dully and readily offer a wide variety of exciting activities e,g camel-rides in the wild,swimming,Naturewalks etc.that keep the youngones' hands full.

Also well singled out are distances between selected destinations,to avoid too much time being spent on roads especially for the impatient lot.Therefore,if you're looking forward to doing a Kenya Family Safari Holiday,that will adequately quench all appetites for both parents and children and gather

Day 1: Nairobi
Arrival in Nairobi (Jomo Kenyatta International Airport) airport. You'll be met by our representative and checked into city hotel for rest and acclimatization.

Day 2: Sweetwaters
Departure from Nairobi northwards by road to Mt. Kenya. You will pass through Kikuyu country. The Kikuyu are the largest tribe in Kenya with a rich culture that has greatly influenced other communities around them. This is also tea-and-coffee country, and the lush green plantations of the two crops are not easily missed. You will cross over the river Tana, the longest in Kenya, and in parts of its course, notorious for its crocodiles. The soil here is fertile, and easily bears banana and pineapple fruit. Past Kikuyu country, we drive around through the leeward side of Mt. Kenya. Here, the weather and landscape change character as the influence of the Equator becomes pronounced (the equator divides the country into two imaginary, almost equal portions) Four hours later, and to the west of Mt. Kenya, we arrive at the Sweetwaters game ranch, famous for its chimpanzee conservation program. East of the Sweetwaters ranch is the Aberdares range of mountains.
Lunch and accommodation is available at the Sweetwaters ranch.

Day 3: Sweetwaters
Children's activities are plentiful here. These include camel and horse riding, and swimming. These take place in a safe environment. So parents can take a break from actively and constantly minding for their children, and take the opportunity to explore the wild.

Days 4 & 5: Lake Naivasha
We drive out towards Lake Naivasha. The fresh water lake has a rich bird life in its eco-system. Kingfishers and fish eagles will compete with you for the black bass and tilapia. There is also a rich game population along the shores including giraffes and buffalos. Colonies of vervet and colobus monkeys also reside here.

Day 6: Masai Mara
After two nights around Lake Naivasha, we head for the Masai Mara. The two hour drive takes us through the Rift Valley floor, offering scenic views of the volcanic Mount Longonot. The route also gives a glimpse of the typical savannah environment – open grassland with “Whistling” acacia trees. Examples of game to be encountered in this environment include giraffes, zebras and gazelles. The Maasai warriors will also be seen herding their cattle. The drive comes to a brief resting stop at Narok town, the largest town in current Maasai and. After the short pause, we head for the Masai Mara, 100 kilometers forward.

Days 7 & 8: Masai Mara
Spend two days exploring what has been described as the “8th Wonder of the World”. See the last of the great beasts in their natural setting. Lions, leopards, cheetahs, crocodiles – such is the variety and pace of life in the Mara that a visit there will live a permanent impression on the visitor.

Days 9: Nairobi
Return to Nairobi after breakfast. Late afternoon lunch at a city restaurant. Later a day room (optional) or head to JKIA for your onward flight.

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