Our children are 8 and 11. We wanted their Kenya experience to be educational without being a school trip — engaging without being a theme park.
Eye See Tour put together something that genuinely surprised us: a family-focused journey that combined a Maasai Mara safari with a full day at a community school in a village near Narok, a Swahili cooking class in Mombasa, and an afternoon making traditional crafts with local women in Diani.
Our son Lucas came home knowing twenty words of Swahili and explaining to his classmates that Kenya has forty-two ethnic groups and the Maasai are just one of them. That's what a good journey does to a child. It expands them.