Best Bush & Beach Families
8 Day Family Safari Itinerary to Kenya and Zanzibar
A family safari is a holiday like no other. You’ll create memories that will last a lifetime, enjoy new experiences together and spend quality time away from the distractions of the real world. You will have a unique home-from-home experience with exclusive stays in some of Africa’s most comfortable lodges, complete with private staff who will cater for your every need.
On the Best Bush & Beach Family itinerary, you will spend a night in Nairobi before three nights at a private house in the bush in search of The Big Five and then three nights in your own villa relaxing on the tropical shores of the Indian Ocean. Two three-night stays with flights in between is perfect because travel time is minimized, leaving you with more time to make the most of your East African safari.
Availability
All year-round
Duration
8 days
Locations
Nairobi / Mara North Conservancy or Lewa Wildlife Conservancy or Segera / Zanzibar or Lamu Archipelago or Diani Beach
Start
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi
End
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi or Abeid Amani Karume International Airport, Zanzibar
Itinerary Pricing
This itinerary is available at varying levels of luxury: ‘simple’, ‘classic’, and ‘upgrade’. Use our itineraries for ideas on how to combine camps, regions and a range of experiences. Our expert staff will help customise your dream safari holiday that meets all your travel requirements.
Prices are per person and exclude international flights to/from East Africa but include all other arrangements outlined in the itinerary below.
Itinerary Details
You’ll be met outside arrivals at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and welcomed to Kenya by your driver who will then drive you to your hotel. You will have the afternoon to relax and enjoy the facilities before your first delicious dinner in East Africa. You might be tired after your international flight, so you can get an early night before setting off on safari the following morning.
