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Kenya family safaris

Exciting family-friendly Kenya safaris

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Our Kuoni Family Safari operates exclusively for families of four. With easy, private travel and guaranteed adventure, it ensures that you don’t need to worry about your children disturbing other safari enthusiasts' game viewing and is also excellent value.

Enjoy a dedicated vehicle for your family, child-friendly drinks, snacks and wildlife books on board, plus family-friendly accommodation.

Children under 7 years are not permitted on most other Kenya safaris.

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Kenya Family Safaris highlights
•   Visit animal orphanages and sanctuaries and discover about the fascinating animals of east Africa
•   Children's arts and crafts, and bead and leather workshops
•   Game drives in the Maasai Mara and around Lake Nakuru

Tailor Made Kenya safaris
We’ve been creating unforgettable safaris in Kenya for over 40 years and our award-winning team is passionate about tailor making your wild adventure. So don't forget that with Kuoni, you can create your own perfect tailor made safari to Kenya.

To design your own dream holiday:
•   Request a copy of our superb Africa brochure for more ideas.
•   Call 01306 747002 and speak to one of our Personal Travel Experts who will be happy to talk through what you would like to do.
•   Request a quote online

Further Kenya information
•   Visit our Information and Facts page
•   Read our Kenya i-travel articles

Area

National parks vs Private game reserves
National Parks have the widest variety of game and accommodation. They are a popular choice, so expect to see other vehicles. Activities such as off-road driving, night drives and bush walks are usually restricted. Private Game Reserves are quieter, as only Reserve vehicles are permitted, and you’ll have the freedom to follow game off-road, take a night drive and enjoy a walk. Accommodation is often luxurious.

Packing Tips
Keep your luggage to a minimum in a soft hold-all. On most safaris, you can store extra luggage in Nairobi or Mombasa and collect it on your return.

Light aircraft operators typically enforce strict 15kg soft bag restrictions.

Dark T-shirts are not a good idea, as they attract flies such as tsetses. Wear browns and greens instead.

Good walking shoes are essential, as well as a couple of pairs of khaki trousers and long sleeved cotton shirts. Take long sleeve casual clothes and socks for the evenings, and a light jumper and windproof jacket for chilly mornings. A small backpack is useful to cart daily essentials about.

Consider taking a book of birds, plants and animals; water; a pair of binoculars; sunglasses; sunblock; insect repellent; sunhat that will not blow away; and a light jumper.

A wash bag that hangs on a hook is useful. Also, make sure your kit contains plasters, painkillers and antihistamine cream for bites. Wet wipes are handy, too.

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