As a country, Kenya is enticingly diverse; from a snow capped mountain, to lush plains, rich Savannah, the Great Rift Valley, impossibly arid deserts and white sandy beaches with palm trees that will take your breath away.
Kenya is a wholesome destination that has everything to offer any family vacationing together
This is a wonderful 6km2 National Park within the Malindi-Watamu biosphere which runs parallel to the shore. Here, you will find all sorts of kid-friendly activities that include; glass-bottom boat rides and tours; snorkeling lessons and trips; scuba diving and so much more. As a family, you will get to witness the marvels of Mother Nature together. Spot Mako and whale sharks, surgeonfish, Moorish idols and green turtles as you tour the clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean
Watamu Marine National Reserve presents a great opportunity for everyone to learn a little bit about the highly diverse fauna that this habitat has on display. With well over 600 fish species; 150 different types of soft/hard corals; mantra rays and twenty different dive sites, Watamu Marine National Reserve will give you a fun-filled day that you and your family will not forget
This is a dune fringed beach that is very peaceful and calm for a family vacation. The best part about this region is that it is not as busy or as congested as other beaches in the area. Here, you can take leisure walks along the sand hunting for shells or take a fun-filled camel ride offered by the locals. It presents the perfect opportunity for spending quality time with the family
This is an excellent club right at the foot of the majestic Mt. Kenya. If the sight of this snow-capped giant, which just happens to be Africa’s 2nd tallest mountain, is not good enough for you, then the surrounding greenery, the nearby animal orphanage and trips to neighboring Nanyuki town will should give your family plenty to do and see
This grand place is perfectly situated between Mt. Kenya and Aberdare Ranges. It has a little something for everyone including game tracking lessons for the young ones; Maasai and Samburu style bead making; traditional hunting skills; and wonderful nature walks through the expansive wilderness around you. The staff is always around to take the kids off your hands and keep them well entertained while you have some ‘adult-size’ fun!
Very few things are as thrilling as getting a chance to come so close to one of nature’s most majestic creatures. At Giraffe Center, just off Lang’ata South Rd, you can hand feed a real giraffe. Get a chance to touch and interact with these towering beauties of the wild.
Get a chance to see just how much Kenya has to offer in terms of wildlife at the Safari Walk, next to the main entrance of the Nairobi National Park. This is a wholesome and educative experience for every member of the family.
If you want a chance to see these giants at their tiniest size, then head over to the ‘David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’ on Magadi Road. This orphanage takes care of baby elephants who have been orphaned due to poaching. Visitors can see just how precious and fragile these giants are when they are little
Drive through the Nairobi National Park, which has been lauded as one of the smallest yet wildlife-rich parks in the entire world. As much as you it may take some luck and patience to see any member of the big five, there are plenty of other wild animals in plain sights including some rare bird species and dumbfounding butterflies. You can also get to see the city skyline from a far. It is a sight to behold
Have you ever wondered how fast an ostrich can run? Find out as you ride one at the Maasai Ostrich Farm in Kitengela. While at it, you will get a chance to taste one as well.
As scary as the name may make it seem, Hell’s Gate National Park is really quite charming and serene. It is barely two hours from Nairobi, a trip that will take you through the scenic Rift Valley, and there are a ton of things to do once you get there. Walk among Kenya’s wildlife, have lunch by Lake Naivasha, enjoy the excursions and simply take in the serenity.
This is by far one of the most popular leisure and picnic grounds that Kenya has to offer. Just outside of the city limits, in Limuru, Paradise Lost will thrill and amaze you at how beautiful and serene the place is. Explore the caves, take a boat ride, see enchanting waterfalls, marvel at ancient trees and spot some of the rarest bird species in the country.
Down in the Great Rift Valley, there is a lake that has mesmerized her visitors for years now. Lake Bogoria in Marigat is both enchanting and full of mysterious stories, mostly made up by the locals, but they are entertaining. Get to see the hot springs that come close to boiling point, enjoy some traditionally made ‘Nyama Choma’ and explore the generally very scenic region
This is an obvious and popular choice for many visitors who come to Kenya, and indeed the locals as well. There is a great reason why this is one of the best options as far as a family fan-fare is concerned. In fact, there are 5 big reasons; The Big 5. Taking a game drive through the expansive Maasai Mara will give a chance to see Africa’s Big Five up close. You haven’t lived until a Rhino has chased down your Safari Vehicle.
There is always something for every family vacation in Kenya. Almost all of the above named options are better when indulged in with family. So go ahead, take your pick and enjoy all that Kenya has to offer today, your family unit will be the stronger for it!
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