We just finished 3 days at this camp and in my opinion, the answer depends on the personality of your grandchild. The plan in always flexible, but to have the best experience, we leave camp before sunrise to see Lions and other cats either hunting or eating the previous night’s catch. There is always action and things to see during the game drives. Breakfast is out in the bush. We were back by 1 pm and had lunch. Make sure they bring books or let them take a nap. We were out by 4:30 pm for another drive. The time between drives passed very fast, but we did not have children with us. We used that time to scroll through our pictures and to erase the ones we didn’t like. In the worst case scenario, there is WiFi I. The camp and worked well. It would be a tragedy for a kid to spend time on the internet or social media in such a magical place, but that could be the last resort if all else fails. Be ready for a trip of a lifetime. Our time there far exceeded our most optimistic expectations!

Hi there, Thank you so much for your question and interest in our Serengeti Safari Camp. Yes, we do offer the option of either a private guide and vehicle, or sharing with other folk in camp. The benefits of going private is that you can dictate your own timetable, so if you fancy heading out for a full day with a picnic lunch then you can do so without having to work out what everyone else in the group would like to do. That is entirely flexible though, and still an option if you share, so long as everyone in the group is happy to do that. If you do shared activities then you can expect a maximum of six people in the car and as I say you need to work with everyone else to plan your schedule. Please let us know if we can help with anything further, With best wishes, Serena

You would need to fly in to Kogatende airstrip by light aircraft from the Masai Mara. When we left, we flew to Dar Es Salaam which is about a 2 hour flight from Kogatende. For prices, you would have to check direct with Nomad Tanzania.

Hi there Fenghua Thank you for getting in touch. I'm afraid we don't accept children under the age of 8 years in our Serengeti Safari Camp so I regret that we will be unable to accommodate your family. I can recommend that you contact Shaw Safaris for assistance with your self-drive itinerary. They are very professional and will also be able to help you with accommodation options. Warm wishes Nomad Tanzania