Family Legacy Journey

• Airport meet and greet, then a private transfer to your Nairobi stay.

• A calm check-in and time to decompress after travel.

• Your host confirms the next day’s timing around sleep and energy levels.

Family notes

• Early dinner and early night work well after long-haul arrivals.

• Rooming is set up so children and grandparents settle quickly

• A slow morning when preferred, with breakfast at your own pace.

• A host-led Nairobi day shaped around your family’s ages and interests.

• Afternoon rest built in before an early evening.

Family notes

• Today is designed to support sleep, routines, and comfort after arrival.

• Timing stays flexible, so children and grandparents can move gently.

• Private transfer to the airport, then a scheduled flight to Laikipia.

• Meet your safari team on arrival, then transfer to camp and settle in.

• Afternoon game viewing or a calm activity close to camp, shaped around energy levels.

Family notes

• One transition day only. The rest of the day stays light.

• Late afternoon is ideal for first wildlife moments without fatigue.

• Morning safari time, with flexible departure based on sleep and breakfast.

• Rest time during the warmest hours, with space for reading, naps, and swimming where available.

• Afternoon safari time with a steady pace and long viewing when the moment holds.

Family notes

• This is a strong day for children. Movement is gentle, and rest is protected.

• Your host shapes the day so grandparents enjoy long sightings without strain.

• A slow start when preferred, then safari time planned around what your family most enjoys.

• A calm midday break.

• A final afternoon in Laikipia with time for sundowner-style moments.

Family notes

• Two–three nights per location supports deeper rest and better wildlife time.

• Today allows your family to feel at home in place.

• Scheduled flight to the Mara, then a transfer to your selected property.

• Lunch and rest time built in after arrival.

• First Mara game drive in the afternoon, shaped around the day’s energy.

Family notes

• One transition day maximum holds the rhythm.

• The first Mara drive stays unhurried, with comfort breaks when needed.

• Morning game drive with timing shaped around your family’s preferred start.

• Rest time at camp when the day is warmest.

• Afternoon game drive, with flexible return time.

Family notes

• Children do best with a clear rhythm. Drive, rest, drive.

• Your host prioritises comfort and attention span.

• Safari time focused on your family’s interests, big cats, elephants, birdlife, or landscapes.

• A long lunch and quiet afternoon when preferred.

• Optional night sky moments and story time back at camp.

Family notes

• This day supports deeper connection because the pace is steady.

• Time built in for rest keeps the next days enjoyable

• A morning drive with long viewing when the moment is right.

• A relaxed midday break.

• Afternoon experience designed around the season and your family’s comfort.

Family notes

• Your host plans one highlight moment if your family wants it, timed gently.

• The goal is shared memory, held in a calm pace.

• Morning game drive at a comfortable start time.

• Rest and family time at camp, games, reading, swimming where available.

• Afternoon game drive or a shorter drive with an early return for long dinner.

Family notes

• This day supports grandparents and children equally, with flexible timing.

• Private vehicle and flexible drive times keep comfort high.

• Your host shapes the day based on what your family wants most, more wildlife time, rest, or a quiet celebration moment.

• A calm afternoon to pack lightly and prepare for travel.

• Early night when preferred.

Family notes

• This buffer day protects the journey from feeling tight.

• The schedule stays simple so the farewell feels gentle.

• Breakfast at a comfortable pace.

• Transfer for your scheduled flight back to Nairobi, then onward connections.

• Your host supports timing so check-ins and connections feel straightforward.

Family notes

• One transition day maximum still holds.

• Timing is planned to reduce stress for children and grandparents.

Drive times are planned with comfort in mind, with one transition per day maximum during travel days.

Yes. The route and pacing suit multi-age travel, and rooming can be planned around comfort and short walking distances.

Yes. Your host can shape the number of nights per location while keeping the same calm rhythm.

Dates, ages, preferred comfort tier, and any mobility or dietary considerations.