A Family Adventure Kenya provides a fantastic location for a family holiday. Whatever the ages, or spread of ages, we can help you find the perfect blend of game viewing, fun and relaxation.
	Elsa’s Kopje, Meru National Park Elsa’s is a luxurious oasis in the semi-desert region of Meru National Park. The lodge is named after Elsa the lioness made famous by George and Joy Adamson. It is a vast land of open plains dotted with doum palms and baobab trees, with lush vegetation along the rivers that flow through the park.
	Children are welcome at Elsa’s and a family cottage is available, giving younger guests space to have fun. In the heat of the day adults can relax by the swimming pool whilst kids enjoy a refreshing dip. Lamps light your way to the comfortable open bar, lounge and dining area which is perfect for chilling out after a game drive or guided bush walk. During the day breakfast and lunch are served al fresco style allowing you to make the most of the fabulous views.
	Lewa Safari Camp, Lewa Downs Wildlife Conservancy Situated against the dramatic backdrop of the snow-covered Mt Kenya, Lewa is 45,000 acre, privately owned conservancy. Here you will have access to spectacular scenery, densely populated with exciting wildlife, including the endangered black rhino, grevy’s zebra and the rare ‘Sitatunga’ antelope.
	Lewa Safari Camp offers spacious luxury tents with en suite facilities, hot and cold running water and electric lighting. There is a comfortable sitting room, bar and dining area. The swimming pool area is the venue for open air dining. Lewa Safari Camp offers a whole range of activities: horse riding, camel safaris, guided bush walks. You will also have the chance to go on night game drives, an exciting highlight for many younger guests.
	Rusinga, Rusinga Island Rusinga Lodge is situated on Rusinga Island on Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest lake and the legendary source of the Nile. This beautiful lodge on the shores of the Lake has lush tropical gardens and is also a bird haven. Cottages are available with adjoining verandas, perfect for families. They are spacious and the décor incorporates the wonderful local fabrics and basket ware. There's lots to do at Rusinga; boat rides across the lake, fishing for Nile Perch, walks through fascinating fossil sites and breakfast trips to the nearby Ruma National Park to see the magnificent Roan antelope. You will have the chance to water-ski and the inflatable banana is a firm favourite with children of all ages!
	Mara Camp, the Masai Mara The last stop on your safari is the world famous Masai Mara. Open plains filled with a huge array of wildlife, rolling hills, ancient valleys and the meandering Mara River: the Mara has it all.
	Your guide will take you to parts of the reserve that few visitors are fortunate to see, and we avoid the mini buses from the mainstream camps. The Mara Camp is a traditional safari camp with all the comforts and none of the stress of the modern world. The six luxury safari tents are comfortable and spacious. You will enjoy sundowners around the campfire and dine by candlelight, listening to the sounds of the bush around you. A magical and unforgettable safari experience.