Kenya

Kenya is a perfect location for families with younger children. Home to the Masai Mara and countless species of wildlife, it's perhaps the world's most iconic safari holiday destination. A Kenya Safari holiday with the family brings you unrivaled wildlife experiences with pristine beaches, snow-capped mountains, incredible sunsets and opportunities to learn about the Masai Culture.

South Africa

With its stylish cities, fantastic roads, enticing cuisine and accessible national parks, South Africa is like a little slice of Europe tacked onto the tip of Africa, perfect for the first time safari especially with younger children. Many of the game viewing areas are largely malaria-free. South Africa is a perfect choice for those who just want to dip their toe into the Safari experience and be able to enjoy a mix of wildlife and a more relaxing holiday whether self-driving the garden route or relaxing on the beach in Cape Town.

Namibia

Namibia is home to one of the most amazing desert wildernesses on the planet. Four times the size of England yet with only 1.6 million people, Namibia trips are for the more adventurous families with older teen children and lends itself to self-driving itineraries. Whether it's exploring the sand monoliths of Sesriem, the extraordinary rock formations of Damaraland or the otherworldly Skeleton Coast.

Botswana

Botswana is a vast, sparsely populated country, mostly desert but with the most prolific wetlands in Africa. The reserves of Chobe, Savuti Moremi and the Okavango Delta offer sensational wildlife experiences. Botswana is home to one of the largest elephant corridors in the world which can be seen on the banks of the Chobe River. Maybe more difficult to access with more safari flight hops required, but perfect for families with older adventure seeking teens.