Family
Make memories, together.
From thrilling wildlife encounters and beach adventures to shared moments of discovery and laughter, our family holidays are designed to bring you closer in the most extraordinary places.
Whether you’re exploring safari destinations in Kenya or South Africa, island hopping in the Seychelles, or enjoying the laid-back charm of Zanzibar or Mauritius, every family holiday is completely tailored to you. These are journey’s filled with adventure, connection and the kind of moments your family will cherish for years to come.
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A Family Adventure
From the vibrant energy of Cape Town to thrilling Big Five safari encounters in Kruger National Park and the awe-inspiring power of Victoria Falls, this iconic African journey combines adventure, luxury and unforgettable landscapes in one seamless trip.
Packed with wildlife, adventure and incredible expereinces for all ages, it’s the perfect trip for families wanting to make lifelong memories together.
Family Bush & Beach
A Madikwe and Mauritius combination is the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation for families.
Begin with unforgettable wildlife experiences in Madikwe’s malaria-free reserve, where children can enjoy exciting game drives and close-up encounters with Africa’s iconic animals, before unwinding on the soft white beaches of Mauritius with calm lagoons, water sports and family-friendly resorts.
Into the Wild
For families looking for something beyond the classic safari route, this journey through Kenya offers adventure, culture and truly wild landscapes.
From walking through the dramatic forests and prehistoric gorges of the remote Matthews Range, to spotting Samburu’s rare wildlife and meeting the Samburu people, before finishing with iconic Big Five game drives in the Masai Mara, it’s an unforgettable family safari filled with variety, discovery and authentic experiences.
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FAQ’s
Commonly Asked Questions for Family Safaris.
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Yes — many safari lodges and camps across Africa are incredibly family friendly and cater specifically for children.
Some properties offer family tents or villas, child-friendly meal times, swimming pools and activities such as bush treasure hunts, junior ranger programmes and wildlife tracking. Certain safari areas also have minimum age restrictions for walking safaris or shared game drives, so choosing the right itinerary is important.
Kenya and South Africa are often excellent choices for first-time family safaris thanks to their variety of lodges and ease of travel.
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There is no perfect age, but many families find children aged 6 and above get the most from the experience as they are able to engage more with wildlife sightings and longer game drives.
That said, there are wonderful safari options for younger children too, particularly in malaria-free areas or private conservancies where activities can be more flexible and tailored around family routines.
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Safari is generally very safe when travelling with reputable guides, lodges and operators.
Guides are highly trained and lodges have strict safety procedures in place. Children are always supervised during activities and families are briefed on safety around wildlife.
Choosing experienced safari specialists and family-friendly camps helps ensure the trip is both safe and enjoyable for everyone.
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This depends on the type of experience you are looking for.
Kenya offers incredible wildlife, beautiful conservancies and beach combinations, while South Africa is often popular for first-time safari families due to its excellent infrastructure and malaria-free reserves.
Namibia works brilliantly for adventurous self-drive families, while Botswana offers more exclusive safari experiences suited to older children and teenagers.
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Absolutely — safari and beach combinations are one of the most popular family holidays in Africa.
After early mornings and exciting game drives, many families love ending their trip on the coast to relax and unwind.
Popular combinations include Kenya with Watamu or Diani Beach, Tanzania with Zanzibar, or South Africa with Mauritius or Mozambique.
It’s a fantastic balance of adventure and downtime for both adults and children.