The best five Nairobi outskirts places in Kenya for a family safari

The best five Nairobi outskirts places in Kenya for a family safari- The ideal family destination must be well-equipped, from the accommodation facility to the recreational activities that safari requires as well as the demands of the children and parents, as well as entertaining activities. Thus, it becomes critical that a family find a cool place that takes into account the family’s needs. Therefore, today we look at best places in Kenya that are outside the town but can be used by the family to have wonderful memories in Kenya. It’s not all about the town, but it’s all about the better safari experience. Please read below the best five Nairobi outskirts places in Kenya for a family safari;.

Base Camp Masai Mara

Basecamp Maasai Mara is a house as well as a tourist destination, located beside the Talek River in a tropical jungle. It has seventeen Double Riverside Tents erected along the banks of the Talek River, the Maasai Mara National Reserve’s natural boundary. The lush riverbank vegetation provides optimum solitude and comfort while maintaining a view of the Masai Mara National Reserve. For $280, a riverfront family tent is the best option for a family safari.

Sanctuary Farm in Naivasha

This is one of the best places outside of Nairobi to make memories with your family because it is quiet and has wonderful scenes and attractions that appeal to both the young and the old. Sanctuary Farm is a one-of-a-kind paradise with an abundance of wildlife that is used to humans, allowing visitors to stroll or ride among herds of wildebeest, impala, zebras, and giraffes. Climbing Mt. Longonot, rock climbing, gorge walking at Hell’s Gate, and game viewing in Nakuru Park are all options. Your family may also enjoy horseback riding, cycling, boating, and bird watching. The cost of a youngster sharing with his or her parents is between Ksh 6,600 and Ksh 16,500.

Ol Pejeta in Nanyuki

Only a short drive from Nanyuki, this private reserve is the best upcountry and out-of-town getaway for families looking for nothing more than a tranquil and serene setting to rest.There are several houses within to accommodate each visitor, and you have the option of selecting the one that best meets your needs. There are nine tented camps, lodges, and homestays on Ol Pejeta, each with its own distinct experience to offer guests. In the Conservancy, there is something for everyone’s taste and budget. The best prices include ADULT east African citizens pay Ksh 1,200, East African residents pay Ksh 2,400, and non-residents pay US $90. East African citizens’ children pay Ksh 600.Children from Africa who are residents pay Ksh 1,200, while children from other countries pay US $45.

Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp

Within the Mara, the Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp is a well-known safari resort. It’s perched on the edge of the Great Rift Valley’s Oloololo escarpment, with breathtaking views of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The camp comprises 12 classic tents, 20 superior tents, and 8 superior view tents, some of which have views of the bush and others that are scattered across the grounds. The Superior Tents are located on the grounds and feature partial views of the Masai Mara, but the Superior View Tents have uninterrupted, spectacular views of the Masai Mara.

Amboseli National Reserve

Amboseli National Reserve is known for its large elephant herds.This reserve is also one of Kenya’s most popular tourist destinations. It’s also one of the greatest spots on the African continent to get up close and personal with enormous herds of elephants. Aside from elephants, the park is home to cheetahs and lions, among other big cats. Gazelle, impala, waterbuck, eland, and giraffe have all been seen in the Amboseli National Reserve. There are around 600 bird species, making it a great tourist destination for bird watchers.

Mara Bush Houses

Within the Mara, you have the choice of staying at Topi House, Mara House, or Acacia House. They all provide outstanding family safaris, with accommodations, guiding, personal attention, and service all geared toward making your family’s safari the best it can be. You receive your own vehicle and guide as well, but you must first consult with an agent about vehicle possibilities for your family. Rates range from $310 to $861 per person, per night and include full board accommodations, all drinks (except premium), laundry, 1 vehicle and guide per house, airstrip transfers, game drives in the Mara North and Lemek Conservancies (or the Mara Game Reserve – entrance fees extra), conservancy bed night fee, sundowners/bush breakfasts, and village visits (village visit US $20 per person).Night game drives, guided hikes, and involvement in local community initiatives are also options.

We believe that by exploring these places, you will have a wonderful family safari. Please contact us at Africa Adventure Vacations for more information on the best places in Kenya for family safari.