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May 5, 2026

Multigenerational Safari Offer: Bring the Grandparents for 50% Off

Luxury family safari tent at Cottar’s Bush Villa surrounded by indigenous trees in Kenya.

A safari without crowds, designed for families to reconnect across the generations

Cottar’s Safaris - Africa’s oldest family-run safari company - is delighted to announce an exclusive new four-night multigenerational offer designed to meet the continued growing demand for multi-gen safaris. Long known for welcoming families back year after year, Cottar’s Safaris is making it even easier for loved ones to share meaningful time in the wild together.

Set within the private Olderkesi Conservancy in the greater Maasai Mara ecosystem, Cottar’s Safaris provides a uniquely crowd-free, bespoke safari experience. Here, families enjoy abundant wildlife, award-winning guiding, and uninterrupted time to reconnect across generations.

The Offer: Book four nights in one of the NEW Family Tents at the multi-award-winning Cottar’s 1920s Camp and receive:

The package includes:

Louise Cottar, CEO and Co-owner of Cottar’s Safaris comments ‘Over the past five years, we’ve seen a rising desire among families to travel with grandparents. These are some of the most meaningful safaris we host, and yet they can be difficult to organise. As a company with more than a century of family safari heritage ourselves, we understand just how powerful these shared moments can be. I haven’t seen other camps offering anything quite like this, so we wanted to create something genuinely helpful and different. This offer is designed to make it easier for families to spend time together, to learn together, and to create memories that pass from one generation to the next’

Available from $24,000 (Saving 20% / $6,000) per multi-gen family accommodated on a full board basis in a two-bedroom family tent and a luxury double tent.  Offer includes a maximum of 4 adults and 2 children under 13. Valid during Mid-Season only. Excludes flights, other special offers, and park & conservation fees. To book, visit www.cottars.com

A Unique Offering in the Maasai Mara - What sets Cottar’s Safaris apart:

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Notes to Editor

About Cottar's Safaris:

The multi-award-winning Cottar’s Safaris is situated in the private Olderkesi Conservancy, part of the greater Maasai Mara ecosystem in Kenya. Owned and managed by the fifth-generation of the Cottar family, it is the oldest family-run safari company in Africa. Cottar’s Safaris offers a bespoke and genuinely sustainable safari experience, shaped by more than a century of expertise.

Cottar’s 1920s Camp is one of only twelve accredited Global Ecosphere Retreats® in the world, reflecting an exceptional commitment to sustainability. Achieving the prestigious Long Run Global Ecosphere Retreat® status signifies that the camp meets the highest standards across the 4Cs: conservation, community, culture and commerce - ensuring a balanced, responsible approach to protecting biodiversity and supporting local livelihoods.

Cottar’s Safaris comprises both Cottar’s 1920s Camp and Cottar’s Bush Villa, each ideally positioned within the wildlife-rich greater Maasai Mara ecosystem. The Cottar family delivers unforgettable wilderness experiences, embodying the original spirit and essence of safari: abundant wildlife, assured privacy and world-class professional guiding within a luxurious yet authentic setting.

Spacious bedroom inside Cottar’s Bush Villa overlooking the surrounding wilderness from a private deck.
Children learning traditional Maasai fire-making skills with local guides at Cottar’s 1920s Camp.
Children learning traditional Maasai archery with local guides during a family safari experience in Kenya.
Male lion roaring while standing in tall grass on the Maasai Mara plains.
Young safari guest holding an insect observation container during a children’s bush exploration activity.
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