Travel Africa and bring the kids – family travel in Southern and East Africa
Seeing the wonders of Africa through the eyes of your children, a family experience like no other
Family time
Travelling Africa as a family is one of those trips that will make it to your family album. New wonders to see, to learn about, to discover around every corner. No chores, no schedule, no school nights – just you and your family and time to be together.
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Many lodges and camps offer special family rooms so you can stay close to each other.
Travel ideas for Family Travels in Africa
Whether you want to drive yourself or have your guide be in charge, you decide.
Private Family Safaris in Kenya
Safari fun for nature-lovers and explorers.
Private Family Safaris in Kenya
Wildlife safaris in Kenya are by no means adults-only. Adventurous and flexible families will experience a whole new way to travel. Our guides know how to engage kids and make them be part of the experience. Going on a private safari lets you be more flexible – delay a game drive in favour of more pool time. And then – head to Kenya’s tropical beaches.
Why we love Private Family Safaris in Kenya:
It’s not a classic family holiday, it’s a family adventure, all of you will remember forever. Seeing your first elephant in the wild – a magical moment to bond and reconnect.
Family Self-Drive the Garden Route
Re-discovering the Garden Route.
Family Self-Drive the Garden Route
Whizz through the treetops of the ancient Tsitsikamma forest on zip lines, look for whales on an ocean safari and scramble through the limestone Cango Caves – the Garden Route is filled with adventurous family activities. On a self-drive trip, you’re flexible and can change plans depending on your mood.
Why we love Family Self-Drives at the Garden Route:
Accommodation and activity options along the Garden Route are plenty. Both older and younger children travelling together will keep busy.
Guest Farms in Namibia
Hands-on and active in Namibia.
Guest Farms in Namibia
Hiking up sand dunes, going on a boat trip to a seal colony, and exploring an eery ghost town – Namibia is so diverse, no day is like the other. You can break up long driving distances by staying at small guest farms for several days at a time. The atmosphere is relaxed, and activities are ample.
Why we love Guest Farms in Namibia:
Children are not only welcome but treated like every other grown-up guest. Plus, there is so much to do: horse-riding, snacking from the veggie garden or building a campfire.
Great planning, excellent accommodations, a friendly guide and fantastic impressions. The whole family including our kids (10, 12) fell in love with Namibia and we are already planning our next trip!
- Waldvogel Family | GermanyVisited Namibia