Wild Kenya Family Safari

Welcome to Nairobi, the safari capital of Africa!

Landing at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, be warmly greeted by a friendly driver and transferred to your hotel in a comfortable vehicle.

Embark on your family adventure with a trip to the Giraffe Center, where your children can feed these elegant creatures and gain insight into the conservation efforts people have made for them. Nearby, visit Sheldrick Elephant Sanctuary and watch baby elephants frolicking and interacting with their mothers or other elephants in the herd. You may adopt one of these babies as a distant family member.

Then, get a general understanding of Kenya at the Nairobi National Museum and conclude today with a walk in the Maasai Market, a maze of stalls and shops selling an array of Maasai-inspired goods made by local artisans.

After a glimpse into Kenya's capital, set off for Ol Pejeta, about 210km north of Nairobi. The over-310-square-kilometer conservancy, founded in 1988 to ensure the survival and the population increase of the black rhinos, is also famed as the only destination in Kenya to see chimpanzees.

Arrive after about a four-hour drive, have a leisurely afternoon, or join a game safari as you wish.

It's a day to admire the superstars of Ol Pejeta!

Meet Najin and Suni, the last two remaining northern white rhinos saved from extinction, listen to the stories of chimpanzees rescued from the black market, play a hide-and-seek game with anti-poaching dogs, and visit a community to discover how wildlife protection is supported by the locals.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to the world-renowned Maasai Mara. Lunch after arrival, take a rest at your accommodation, and continue with a late afternoon game-viewing safari accompanied by an experienced guide who knows where animals are most likely to be encountered and is familiar with the habits of various animals.

Today the twice-daily game drives with expert rangers will take you into a veritable wildlife haven, looking for lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, elusive rhinos, and many other animals. The guide will be willing to share their stories of this vast wilderness and introduce the members of the Savanna Five (elephant, lion, buffalo, leopard, and rhino) to you.

With the assistance of an experienced guide and some luck, you may spot unique scenes, such as cheetahs sprinting across the plains in pursuit of antelope and insidious crocodiles basking in the river.