What age range suits a multigenerational fly-in safari?

Any. We have welcomed families with toddlers and grandparents in their 80s. Flying between parks and choosing family camps makes it comfortable for everyone.

Why choose a private vehicle?

A private vehicle lets your family set its own pace, stop when children need a break and split up between activities and rest.

Are there children's activities in the camps?

Yes. We choose camps with junior ranger programmes, tracking, bead-making with Maasai staff and pools.

How much luggage can we bring?

Light aircraft usually allow 15 kg per person in soft bags. Laundry is available in most camps, so you can pack light.

Is it safe for children in the camps?

Yes. Camps are unfenced but staffed day and night, and guests are escorted after dark. We choose camps that welcome children and explain the rules on arrival.

Multigenerational Fly-in Safari: 7 Days Laikipia & Mara

Three generations, one safari: short flights, family suites, rhinos and camel rides in Laikipia and big cats in the Masai Mara.

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Overview

A multigenerational fly-in safari brings grandparents, parents and children together without long drives. You fly between a family-friendly Laikipia conservancy and the Masai Mara, staying three nights in each, in camps with family suites, pools and children’s activities.

Laikipia offers rhinos, camel rides and guided walks; the Mara offers lions, cheetahs and elephants. With a private vehicle, the family can split up when needed, so grandparents can rest while children go tracking with the guide.

Best for: Family / luxury. Popular with: Grandparents travelling with children and grandchildren from the UK, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and France. Best time: School holidays.

Price is from USD 4,400 per adult sharing; the final cost depends on season, accommodation and group size.