Kid-Friendly, Multi-Generational safaris in Namibia

Namibia, a land of awe-inspiring landscapes and rich wildlife, welcomes families to experience the wonders of nature together. Discover a world where children’s imaginations run wild, and parents can relax knowing their little explorers are safe and entertained. Our carefully crafted itineraries prioritise family-friendly lodges, educational activities, and age-appropriate adventures that cater to every member of your clan.

Why Should You Choose Kid-Friendly Travel in Namibia?

Irreplaceable Safari Moments

Create lasting family memories across generations and keep the kids entertained while you enjoy a well-deserved vacation.

Have Fun in the Dunes

Engage in activities suitable for all age groups, from quad biking in the dunes to guided walks through the bush with indigenous guides.

Pamper the Whole Family

Stay in family-friendly lodges with appropriate amenities, including play facilities and restaurants that cater to the fussiest of young palates.

Learn as You Explore

Educational wildlife experiences for children will ensure that your kids go home enriched with plenty of fascinating knowledge about Namibia and its wildlife.

Safety First

Enjoy a safe and comfortable travel environment with all your needs catered to by our safari experts and world-class luxury safari lodges.

Best Destinations for Kid-Friendly Travel in Namibia

Etosha National Park

Undoubtedly the most accessible wildlife destination in Namibia, Etosha offers game viewing activities suitable for all ages.

Swakopmund

This coastal town borders vast plains of sand dunes, where you can enjoy adventure activities like sandboarding and quad biking.

Namib Desert

In the heart of the Namib Desert, discover family-friendly lodges where kids can benefit from educational desert tours and become the conservation leaders of the next generation.

Five Tips for Kid-Friendly Travel in Namibia

1. Book Age-Appropriate Activities

Ensure that all activities you book are suitable for all family members. Some, like quad biking, may have age and height restrictions.

2. Take Health Precautions

Consult with a travel clinic regarding vaccinations and health advice. For instance, it’s important to keep the family well-hydrated in the desert.

3. Engage the Kids

Involve kids in planning to boost their interest. Our safari experts will be more than happy to hear all their brilliant ideas!

4. Plan a Flexible Itinerary

Allow for downtime and spontaneous activities when attention spans start to run low.

5. Secure Travel Insurance

Ensure it covers all family members and planned activities, whether you’re simply planning a relaxing beach and safari holiday or intending to explore the desert to its fullest extent.