After breakfast visit the Giraffe Center, home to endangered Rothschild giraffes. Hand feed them from atop a platform, as they gently snatch food with their long, blue tongues. Continue to Daphne Sheldrick’s Orphanage to see small elephants cared for by attentive keepers. Lunch at Carnivore restaurant. From here we travel north through the Great Rift Valley to Lake Naivasha- arriving in the evening. Dinner and overnight stay at Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge.

Today our family safari in Kenya and Tanzania spends the day on the shores of Lake Naivasha. There are several options for activities for the day. After breakfast visit Hells Gate National Park: While your game drive here in Hell’s Gate may be a little sedate compared to some of Kenya’s Big Five national parks, it is really wonderfully liberating to be able to leave your vehicle Return to the lodge for lunch. After lunch and short relaxation take a boat ride Lake Naivasha is one of the freshwater lakes in the Great Rift Valley. It is one of the best places to visit in Naivasha, to see the lake’s dense population of hippos and birds.

After breakfast your Kenya and Tanzania family safari continues to Masai Mara with picnic lunches-arriving Masai Mara the land of vast migrating animals in the afternoon, embark on a game drive. Dinner and overnight at Enkorok Mara camp or similar

Early morning game drives then return to the camp for breakfast – spend the rest of the morning at leisure– Lunch then talk a two-hour nature walk with the Masai guide who is conversant flora and fauna, wildlife, trees and their traditional medicinal value, the Masai peoples traditions he will also teach the children some bush survival tips like knowing how to behave in the presence of wild animals. Finally visit the visit the Masai manyattas where a local Masai guide will give you an intriguing account of the Masai people and their traditions that have stood the test of time and still prevail on the plains , the family too have a chance of participating in the local Masai traditional dance. Return to Enkorok Mara camp or similar for dinner and overnight stay.

Full day spent exploring the park in search of the Big 5 with a possibility of seeing the spectacular annual wildebeest migration that takes place from July through to October. An optional hot air balloon safari can be arranged at an extra cost of US$ 450. Dinner and overnight at Enkorok Mara camp.

The Masai Mara Game Reserve is arguably Kenya’s most popular game sanctuary. It is the most famous and most visited game reserve in Kenya. The film ‘Out of Africa’ was made to a great extent in this reserve. Virtually every type of wildlife can be seen at the Mara.

A spectacle worth seeing is the annual migration of millions of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle from Serengeti plains across the Tanzania border and the Mara River to reach Masai Mara grazing fields from late June. The dramatic crossing of the river and the preying on the migrants by predators can be viewed from early July to August. The reserve abounds with birdlife since dose to about 452 species has been recorded.

Family safari in Kenya and Tanzania continues in the morning. We leave the lodge soon after breakfast and proceed to Tanzania via Isebania Border - proceed to Speke bay lodge where you spend the afternoon fishing or taking a boat ride at an extra cost. Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometers from the Serengeti National Park. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savannah, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake

Our Kenya and Tanzania Family safari checks out of the lodge with packed lunches and Enter Serengeti via Ndabaka gate for an afternoon game drive, Serengeti Kati Kati Camp.

Morning and afternoon games drives, spent exploring the vast park rich with abundant wildlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Serengeti Kati Kati Camp Serengeti is Africa’s most famous and Tanzania’s largest park covering 14,736 sq km and is adjoining with the Masai Mara National reserve in Kenya.

With a wildebeest population of about 2 million and several other hoofed species (which include zebra, Thomson’s gazelle, impala, topi, Grants gazelle, Kongoni, Eland, Kirk’s dik dik, klipspringer, roan, Oryx, oribi, waterbuck, buffalo, giraffe and warthog), the Serengeti is sure to attract a string of prey such as lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena, golden jackals and bat eared foxes. Elephants are relatively scarce and the few remaining black rhinoceros are restricted to the Moru Koppies area.

After breakfast, we drive south to the magnificent Ngorongoro crater enter into the crater for a half day crater tour with packed lunches ascend the crater and drive to Ngorongoro Farm House or similar for dinner and overnight stay.

The Ngorongoro Crater is often called ‘Africa’s Eden’ and the ‘8th Natural Wonder of the World,’ a visit to the crater is a main drawcard for tourists coming to Tanzania and a definite world-class attraction. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) is home of Ngorongoro Crater. It was formed some 2.5 million years ago from a volcanic mountain sinking due to inactivity, and was initially thought to be higher than Tanzania’s famous Kilimanjaro. The crater has evolved into a unique and integral part of Tanzania’s eco-system. The crater is actually a caldera, measures 22.5 km’s across and the rim walls stand 600m high. Views from within and from the rim are breathtaking (as can be seen from the picture). The crater houses 30,000 animals and a large variety of birds, which rarely move from the area due to the availability of water through wet and dry seasons