Private Kenya safaris planned around your family's pace, interests and travel dates. Couples, honeymooners, friends and other private groups are welcome too.
Browse a handpicked mix of wildlife journeys, coast escapes and private safari routes designed to help you see what kind of Africa trip feels right for you.
Discover northern Kenya wildlife, Ol Pejeta conservation, the Rift Valley lakes and the Masai Mara on a varied private family lodge safari.
A richer family wildlife journey with two nights each at Ol Pejeta, Samburu and Masai Mara, plus the Rift Valley lakes and conservation learning.
Begin beside Lake Naivasha, search for rhinos in Lake Nakuru and finish with two nights in the Masai Mara on a private family journey from Nairobi.
Pair two nights in Amboseli with a Lake Naivasha pause and two nights in the Masai Mara for a varied private Kenya family safari.
A broad Kenya road safari through the Mara, Rift Valley and southern parks, ending with three nights on the coast at Watamu.
A compact private Kenya family safari combining Lake Nakuru wildlife with two nights near the Masai Mara and flexible game viewing for your household.
A complete week of private family safari travel linking Amboseli elephants, Naivasha scenery, Nakuru rhino habitat and the Masai Mara plains.
A wide ranging private Kenya family safari connecting northern wildlife, Rift Valley lakes, the Masai Mara and Amboseli across ten memorable days.
Make the most of a day in Nairobi with private experiences that combine wildlife, local culture and easy city based exploring at a pace that suits you.
Nairobi Day Tour
Discover Nairobi through museum collections, African art and a guided city centre orientation, with private transport and an included lunch.
Nairobi Day Tour
A conservation and heritage route through Nairobi’s southern suburbs, pairing the booked elephant nursery visit with giraffes and Karen Blixen Museum.
Nairobi Day Tour
An early wildlife outing in Nairobi National Park with time for patient game viewing, an included picnic lunch and a return to your Nairobi hotel.
Family safaris are a main focus because pace, rooming and daily activities need to work for everyone travelling. We plan around your family or private group, while also creating journeys for couples, honeymooners, friends and photographers.
Plan My SafariYour travel dates, children's ages where relevant, interests and preferred pace shape the itinerary so the journey feels comfortable rather than rushed.
We consider destinations, travel time, family rooms, interconnecting options and lodge facilities together so the safari works as one practical journey.
From private safari vehicles and transfers to lodge stays and suitable activities, the important parts of your trip are brought together in one organised plan.
Questions can come up at any stage of travel. Our team remains available to help with planning before departure and practical support while you are travelling.
Move between Kenya's national parks, reserves, conservancies, Rift Valley lakes and conservation centres. Select a destination group to discover places that can shape your safari route.
Discover Mount Longonot on a guided gate to crater rim hike with private return transport from Nairobi.
Explore Destination
A dramatic Rift Valley national park near Lake Naivasha, famous for towering cliffs, geothermal landscapes, cycling, hiking, rock climbing and open wildlife country.
Explore Destination
A scenic southern Kenya park of volcanic hills, lava fields, springs, wildlife and dramatic viewpoints, including the famous Mzima Springs.
Explore Destination
A vast semi arid wilderness famous for red dust elephants, the Galana River, broad horizons and some of Kenya’s most expansive safari landscapes.
Explore DestinationA quieter northern Kenya reserve of volcanic landscapes, riverine woodland and dry country wildlife within the Samburu, Buffalo Springs and Shaba ecosystem.
Explore DestinationA striking northern Kenya reserve along the Ewaso Nyiro River, known for elephants, dry country wildlife and species rarely seen on southern safari circuits.
Explore Destination
Kenya’s best known wildlife reserve, celebrated for big cats, open grasslands, exceptional game viewing and seasonal wildebeest migration activity.
Explore DestinationA northern Kenya reserve south of the Ewaso Nyiro River, known for natural springs, open dry country, elephants and distinctive northern wildlife.
Explore Destination
A leading Laikipia conservancy combining Big Five wildlife, rhino conservation, chimpanzee care, community programmes and high quality safari experiences.
Explore Destination
A renowned conservancy near Mount Kenya known for rhino protection, Grevy’s zebra, community conservation and exclusive wildlife experiences.
Explore Destination
A compact Rift Valley park combining a scenic alkaline lake, rhino conservation, rich birdlife, acacia woodland, escarpments and productive game viewing.
Explore Destination
A freshwater Rift Valley lake known for boat safaris, hippos, fish eagles, rich birdlife and easy connections to central Kenya safari routes.
Explore DestinationA quiet Rift Valley soda lake valued for birdlife, flamingos, pelicans, scenic landscapes and its place within the Kenya Lake System World Heritage Site.
Explore DestinationA conservation focused Nairobi visit where guests learn about the rescue, rehabilitation and future reintegration of orphaned elephants cared for by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.
Explore DestinationA Nairobi conservation and education centre where visitors can learn about Rothschild's giraffes and the environmental work of AFEW Kenya.
Explore DestinationBrowse hotels, safari lodges, tented camps and resorts by destination and comfort level. View rooms, facilities and galleries, then enquire when you find a stay that fits your journey.
Mid Range
Milimani, Nakuru
A tranquil Nakuru city hotel in Milimani with contemporary rooms and suites, heated swimming pool, dining, spa-oriented relaxation and conference facilities.
View HotelMasai Mara National Reserve
A luxury tented safari camp inside the Masai Mara with deluxe tents, family tented suites, Olchani club tents, organic-garden dining, pool and wildlife activities.
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Luxury
Lake Nakuru National Park
A chalet-style safari lodge inside Lake Nakuru National Park with lake and garden views, family rooms, signature suites, pool, dining and outdoor wellness.
View LodgeMasai Mara National Reserve
An exclusive 12-tent luxury club within Sarova Mara Game Camp with private lounge access, wellness spa, pool, butler service, all-inclusive dining and safari experiences.
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Mid Range
Shanzu Beach, Mombasa
A Shanzu beachfront resort with tropical gardens, ocean, pool and garden-view rooms, family accommodation, spa facilities, swimming pools and several dining venues.
View ResortNo published accommodation is available in this comfort level yet.
The right journey depends on more than a good itinerary. Our travel relationships help connect planning, accommodation and on the ground support into one smoother experience.
Inspiring stories that will guide you through your journey.
Compare the Masai Mara, Amboseli and Ol Pejeta by wildlife, scenery, conservation, photography, travel time and ideal trip style to choose the right Kenya safari.
Not sure how many days to spend on safari in Kenya? Compare 3, 5, 7 and 10 day itinerary ideas with realistic routes through Amboseli, Naivasha, Nakuru, Ol Pejeta and the Masai Mara.
A practical Kenya safari packing guide covering clothing, shoes, cameras, binoculars, medicines, travel documents, luggage, electronics and what not to bring.
Discover the best time to visit Kenya for safari with a month by month guide to weather, wildlife viewing, the Masai Mara migration, birding, photography and destination choices.
Lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros and buffalo are among Africa’s most recognised safari animals.
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Known for its strength and impressive mane, the lion is one of Africa’s most recognisable animals. Lions live in groups called prides and are often seen resting before becoming more active in the cooler hours.
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An elusive spotted cat, the leopard is a skilled climber that often rests in trees. It usually lives alone and relies on stealth when hunting.
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Africa’s largest land animal, the elephant is known for its intelligence, strong family bonds and versatile trunk. Elephants help shape the landscape and disperse seeds as they move.
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Recognisable by its horns and powerful build, the rhinoceros is a plant eater. Kenya is home to both black and white rhinos, which are protected through dedicated conservation efforts.
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A strong, social animal, the African buffalo often gathers in large herds. Its heavy horns and protective nature make it a formidable presence in the wild.
