1. You write
Month, ages, naps, and where you live. I read the travel advice before I talk about hotels.
Family travel planner
Trips shaped around the youngest.
Private family weeks in Oman, Kenya, and Tanzania, planned by a parent who travels with a young child. One base, a real child seat, and a plan you can follow on arrival day.
Where the week begins
Three countries, planned separately. Oman is the guide to start with. Kenya and Tanzania are built with two agencies I know, each run by its owners.
How a week is made
2. I answer first
Where you stay, how you move, and the day that stays empty. The famous stop can wait.
3. The days
One outing before the pause. A table you can follow, not a list of everything a city offers.
4. You book
If I would send a family that month, you get the base, the child seat, and the two days I would change.
The useful part is what I leave off the itinerary.
[Add your price here. Or: The first three plans are free, in exchange for honest feedback.]
Tell me the ages and the month. I will say whether it is a month I would book.