Family Safari to Kenya's Pridelands

While staying in Nairobi you’ll be able to explore the city on a range of bespoke activities arranged to suit your family perfectly. Private city tours will lead you to the Karen Blixen museum, owned by the famous Danish author between 1915 and 1931 and gaining international recognition in the film ‘Out of Africa’. Then, for those who simply cannot wait to see wildlife you’ll be able to venture into Nairobi National Park on exclusive game drives.

Spend your time exploring Lewa’s grasslands, forests, wetlands, rolling hills and incredible wildlife. Lewa is home to endangered species such as black rhinos, over 14% of the country’s white rhino, the world’s largest population of Grevy’s zebra, the rare reticulated giraffe, as well the rest of the ‘Big Five’. This part of Kenya is perfect for families because of its wonderful variation of excursions and beautiful, family-friendly accommodations. For family members looking for activity and adrenaline, mountain biking in the bush is a great way to let off some steam, while becoming immersed in the beautiful natural world.

Each day, included in your stay and along with your additional activities, you will enjoy daily game drives. These will typically take place in the early morning and afternoon, missing the heat in the middle of the day. For families we always recommend selecting a private experience for extra flexibility.

The Mara Conservancies are brimming with wildlife that roams freely from the bordering Maasai Mara National Park, into these private and exclusive areas. This part of Kenya is rich in wildlife and also Maasai culture, meaning your time here promises a complete and immersive experience of rural Kenya. Choose from a variety of exciting excursions such as guided nature walks, led by Maasai guides and game drives in private vehicles with expert safari guides.