GUIDED NATURE WALKS AND TALKS:

Safari destinations offer more than just a ground for game drives. Guided nature walks provide an up-close and personal encounter with diverse flora and fauna. Accompanied by experienced guides, children can explore the intricacies of the ecosystem, learning about plants, insects, and smaller creatures often overlooked during traditional safari drives. These walks also provide a platform for guides to share indigenous knowledge, instilling in children a profound respect for the delicate balance of nature.

INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS

Several locations provide kid-focused interactive workshops and demonstrations to enhance the learning aspect of the safari experience. These talks address a variety of subjects, including local customs and conservation principles. Kids actively engage in track casting, where they can identify animal footprints or even participate in interactive wildlife conservation presentations. These workshops not only educate participants but also instill a sense of duty to protect the environment.

BUSHCRAFT AND SURVIVAL SKILLS

Kids can learn essential bushcraft skills under the guidance of experienced instructors, including building shelters, starting fires, roasting marsh mellows by the fireside, identifying edible plants (under supervision), and understanding basic survival techniques. These hands-on activities foster self-reliance, problem-solving abilities, and a deeper connection to nature.

BIRD WATCHING

With an abundance of bird species inhabiting safari destinations, children can embark on birdwatching excursions to spot and identify colorful feathered friends. Guided birdwatching tours provide opportunities to learn about bird behavior, habitats, and conservation efforts aimed at protecting avian biodiversity.

CULTURAL IMMERSION

Another great activity for kids on a safari is cultural immersion tours. Kids get to visit nearby villages, engage in traditional dances, and learn about age-old customs and rituals. With supervision, kids can learn how to shoot a maasai way or to throw a maasai spear. They also get to try different exceptional dishes from some tribes. It’s an opportunity for kids to gain a deeper appreciation for different ways of life.