Africa Family Tours

Africa Family Trips

For years Africa has been held close to the heart of explorers and travellers alike, captivating figures such as Livingstone and Hemingway with its raw energy, wealth of culture, awe-inspiring landscapes and unique wildlife. Family holidays in Africa have so much to offer adults and children of all ages, from once-in-a-lifetime safari experiences to quad biking across the sand dunes of Swakopmund in Namibia.

Etosha National Park is one of the continent’s wildest and most beautiful parks, home to magnificent animals such as wildebeest, lions, elephants and giraffes. A game drive through the park takes you among their natural habitats where you can watch the animals gathering around waterholes. This is an unforgettable experience not only for the kids but also the adults. And to add even more excitement to your trip, you’ll stay overnight in a campsite surrounded by the mesmerising sights and sounds of the African wilderness.

While the main attraction on Africa Family Holidays is the wildlife, you’ll also have to opportunity to learn about the local people and their cultural heritage. Witness the famous rock paintings at Brandberg, believed to date back to around 2,000 years, and see the Himba and Herero people selling their wares along the side of the road.

South Africa trips take you to the beating heart of the country and our wildlife safari itineraries are packed with activities that let you make the most of Africa family adventure holidays. Check out our thrilling tours and start planning the holiday of a lifetime.

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Our Africa Family Tours

13 Days from USD 3448

USD 3105

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Game Safari at Etosha National Park: Centred around a large salt pan, Etosha National Park is one of the largest savannah conservation regions in Africa. The park is home to some of the world’s greatest wildlife, including lions, wildebeest, zebra, giraffes, rhinos and elephants, to name a few. On a game drive through the park, there are plenty of opportunities to spot the wide variety of animals, especially around the waterholes where they often gather to drink. There are also many species of birds that can be seen around the water.

Quad Biking or Sandboarding at Swakopmund: Boasting some of the tallest sand dunes in the world, Swakopmund lies inside the Namib Desert. A quad biking or sandboarding adventure will get your adrenaline pumping as you zip across the dunes with the warm desert breeze in your hair. The activities are designed for children as well as adults and full safety instructions will be given by experienced guides before you embark on a fabulous desert adventure.

Tour of Namib-Naukluft Park: Framed by the majestic Naukluft Mountains, Namib-Naukluft Park is one of the largest in the world and plays host to one of the oldest and driest deserts. The park is famous for its lunar-like landscape and unusual rock formations that have attracted artists, photographers and geologists for centuries. As you explore the park you’ll be in awe of its sheer vastness and stirring atmosphere. Along the way you might spot zebra, leopards or wildcats among other species of wildlife.

Sunrise at Sossusvlei: Set off early in the morning to watch the sun rise over Sossusvlei in the Namib Desert. Here the world’s tallest sand dunes undulate on the horizon and catch the morning light as it bathes the sand in hues of gold and red. As you walk to the top of the dunes, endless views that stretch on for miles open up before you. You might even see antelope and other wild animals prowling across the white salt pan in the distance.

Explore Brandberg: Brandberg has certainly earned its bragging rights as it’s home to the tallest mountain in Namibia, the famous White Lady rock painting and herds of wild elephants. Go on foot in search of the beautiful rock formations and head though the valley to find the fascinating White Lady rock painting and other rock art, believed to have been created by bushmen from 2,000 years ago. During your walk, there’s a chance you could see elephants roaming the land, making this experience even more special.

The guide was amazing, the food and hotel were really good. I was expecting to hike in the forest and mountains but it was more of a bird watching tour. So it was zero walking and lots and lots of bird watching standing still for long periods of time. It was not what i was looking for.

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