Discover the Best Namibia Family Safari Experiences

 The nature of Namibia presents it as a paradise of beautiful geography, fabulous animals and new experiences that make Namibia a perfect destination for a family safari. In Namibia, guests will be able to discover the high sand dunes of Sossusvlei or the abundant wildlife of Etosha National Park — a Namibia family safari is a once in a lifetime experience that will appeal to both parents and children.

All the different lodges at Aru are equally suited for families especially for those interested in the ultimate family safari. Thanks to our outstanding amenities, exciting ventures, and customized services, that you have a worry-free Namibia family safari.

Discover the Best Namibia Family Safari Experiences


Why Aru Game Lodges for Your Namibia Family Safari?

At Aru Game Lodges we pride ourselves in organizing the best kind of safaris that are family friendly and more so for families with children. Here's what makes us stand out:

  1. Prime Locations: These lodges are situated in some of the most beautiful places in Namibia, and our guests are always close to the action in terms of wildlife and geography. This is means that families will not spend so much time in transit but rather spend most of their time on the safari adventure.

  2. Hospitable for Family Children: We offer you comfortable family homes with all the conventional amenities for your stay. Whether you want an open-space planning inside the room to a more personalized option such as having a separate porch with full view of the outside world, we have the right accommodations for you and your family’s needs.

  3. Targeted Activities for Children and Adults: Our safaris have been décor to accommodate families.. For the kids, we provide a variety of activities in form of the bushcraft lesson, hunting for wild animals’ traces, games, among others.

  4. Experienced Guides: Our tour guides are well experienced to make the safaris an interesting session for children and an informative trip for grown-ups at the same time.

  5. Commitment to Sustainability: Eco-tourism is an important aspect we at Aru Game Lodges seek to enhance to allow Namibia’s beautiful features to be maintained in future.

Top Namibia Family Safari Experiences

Self-drive or as guided by our travel consultants, when you embark on a Namibia family safari you are about to embark on an unforgettable journey at Aru Game Lodges. Here are some of the top experiences we offer:

  1. Guided Game Drives: Travel through the gems of Namibia and meet elephants, giraffes, lions, and other animals on the tour.

  2. Nature Walks: Ideal for families with children, our guided tours give you an opportunity to enjoy the less impressive sights of the wilderness.

  3. Stargazing: Namibia has some of the best skies in the world, this makes it a perfect place to spend a family night in the open.

  4. Cultural Experiences: Experience the culture of Namibia’s first people during engaging village tours.

The rivals in Namibia family safari space

While we pride ourselves on offering unparalleled service, here are three other notable companies in the Namibia family safari market:


  1. Wilderness Safaris: With operations encompassing Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Botswana Wilderness safaris prides itself as having luxury lodges and a conservation section; it has family holidays itineraries as well as eco-tourism packages.

  2. &Beyond: &Beyond offers the blend of luxury and safari with an option of wildlife  experiences for the families who always want to get the best out of their vacations.

  3. Namibia Exclusive Safaris: This is a travel and tours company that offers customized safaris and the famous family friendly deals with Namibia highlights.

These, of course, are all good companies, but Aru Game Lodges distinguishes itself on detailed service, reasonable prices, and family-game focused adventures.

Case Studies

Case Study 1: A Multi-Generational Family Adventure

Grandparents and parents as well as 3 children from the Smiths’ family from the UK planned their 10-day Namibia family safari with Aru Game Lodges. This ground was spotted on each game drive, climbing the dunes of Sossusvlei, and spending time at the village of the Himba people.

Results: What also made the family like the activities is that they were differentiated according to the age ranges. The elderly had a wonderful time taking sun tan at the lodge pool, while the children enjoyed tracking animals.

Testimonial: Our family trip stayed at Aru Game Lodges and it could not have been easier and more special. It catered to everybody’s needs, and we have already begin to plan our next safari with them! – The Smith Family


Case Study 2: First Safari for Young Children

Introducing the first ever safari to two children requires it to be safe and interesting While on a vacation to East African for their holidays, the Patel family from India craved for a stable first safari. We scheduled an estimated 7 day trip with short game car rides, wildlife rehabilitation center visits, and tours to view stars.

Results: This particular holiday was somewhat relaxing for the family and the children received loads of informative lessons during the safari.

Testimonial: “I think both our kids did, and we could can’t deny the fact that we also enjoyed every moment of it. I convinced that the guides were most cooperative accompanied with their in-depth knowledge on the respective topics. Thank you, Aru Game Lodges!” – The Patel Family.

Testimonials

“Aru Game Lodges made it possible for my family and I have the vacation of a lifetime. The kids are still giving account of the game drive and their experience of seeing lions mostly. Highly recommended!”

– Laura and Mark, USA


What a great experience it was, it was the first time we were taking our family for a safari. The staff was amazing and the lodging was as posh as it could get but still very family friendly.

– The Johnson Family: Australia

FAQs 

Q: Is Namibia a safe country for kids?

Namibia is relatively safe especially for foreigners; families in particular should not be worried about traveling to Namibia. At Aru Game Lodges, we make sure that we have professional guides at each camp and that all facilites are well CHECKED.


Q: When is the right time to go for a family safari in Namibia?

The dry season between May and October is favoured by travellers since most of the animals are easily spotted during this season. However, our lodges are senic all year round and we have activities that suit the different seasons.


Q: Is it safe to take young children on safari?

Absolutely! When visiting Aru Game Lodges we create special activities that ensure children and young people are entertained without having to cause a nuisance or at times in danger.


Q: What should we carry along in a family safari?

Comfortable T-shirts, skirts, trousers, sneakers, caps, sunblock lotion and a good camera/phone camera are essentials. Our team will issue detailed packing list once you have booked a table with us.

Conclusion

Namibia is unique and a family safari in Namibia is not just a holiday; you are taking your family on a journey of discovery in one of the world’s magnificent creations. At Aru Game Lodges, let us promise you that your Namibia family safari will be amazing with created experience, luxurious facilities, and Germanness service.
Location: Namibia

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