Your Gateway to Nanyuki Family Adventures

Searching for engaging Nanyuki family friendly activities? Mtalii Bush Camps, nestled at the foothills of Mount Kenya, is your premier destination for an unforgettable family safari adventure. Our luxury tented camp provides a perfect base for exploring the wonders of Laikipia, offering a blend of thrilling excursions and relaxing moments designed for guests of all ages. Experience the magic of Kenya's wildlife and landscapes with activities that create lifelong memories, all within easy reach of Nanyuki town and the iconic Nanyuki Airstrip.

Exploring Wildlife and Nature Together

Mtalii Bush Camps offers a curated selection of family-oriented excursions designed to immerse your family in the breathtaking biodiversity of the Mount Kenya region. Embark on guided game drives in the nearby Ol Pejeta Conservancy, home to the last two northern white rhinos, and witness elephants, lions, and giraffes in their natural habitat. For a unique adventure, explore the enchanting Ngare Ndare Forest, with its canopy walkway offering a bird's-eye view of the forest floor, a thrilling experience for children and adults alike. These activities are designed with safety and engagement in mind, ensuring your family can connect with nature and wildlife in a meaningful way. The proximity to these world-renowned conservancies makes Mtalii Bush Camps an ideal choice for family safaris.

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Engaging Activities for Every Member of the Family

Beyond the thrilling wildlife encounters, Mtalii Bush Camps provides a range of activities to ensure every family member is entertained. Our eco-gym and serene outdoor soaking tubs offer relaxation for parents, while children can enjoy supervised nature walks or engaging cultural visits to local communities. Evenings at the camp are magical, with opportunities for fireside storytelling under the vast African sky and delicious meals at our Mwamba Restaurant, which caters to diverse palates. We also offer educational sessions on local flora and fauna, making learning an adventure. The thoughtful design of our Batian tented villages ensures comfort and ample space for families to relax and bond after a day of exploration.

Accommodation, Dining, and Booking Your Family Safari

Family enjoying a game drive in Nanyuki, Kenya

Our luxurious tented villages at Mtalii Bush Camps provide spacious and comfortable accommodation for families. Rates typically range from KES 25,000 to KES 60,000 per night per tent, depending on the season and tent type, with special family packages available. This includes breakfast, and we offer half-board or full-board options to suit your needs. Our menu at Mwamba Restaurant features a variety of dishes, including kid-friendly options. Booking is straightforward via email at reservations@mtaliibushcamps.com or by calling +254 718 045 869. We recommend booking family activities in advance, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Nanyuki family friendly activities for toddlers?
For toddlers, gentle nature walks around Mtalii Bush Camps, supervised by our staff, are highly recommended. The canopy walk at Ngare Ndare Forest, with strict adult supervision, can also be an exciting, albeit short, adventure. Relaxing by the pool or engaging with camp animals offers a calm yet enriching experience.
Are there child-friendly dining options at Mtalii Bush Camps?
Absolutely. Our Mwamba Restaurant offers a diverse menu with dedicated child-friendly options. We understand the importance of catering to younger palates and can prepare meals that are both nutritious and appealing to children. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions in advance.
How far is Mtalii Bush Camps from Nanyuki Airstrip and what activities are nearby?
Mtalii Bush Camps is conveniently located opposite Nanyuki Airstrip, making it incredibly accessible. From our camp, you can easily access Nanyuki's family-friendly activities, including game drives in Ol Pejeta, exploring Ngare Ndare Forest, and visiting local cultural sites.