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Accessible & Wheelchair-Friendly South African Safaris
Bringing the safari to you. South Africa is one of the most diverse and enchanting countries in the world, and everyone deserves to enjoy it — we open doors to exciting adventures off the beaten track for able-bodied and mobility-challenged travelers alike.
Accessible Safaris — Built Around You
We at Access2Africa Safaris have opened doors to more exciting adventures to places off the beaten track. Whether you are able-bodied or mobility-challenged, we will ensure your visit to our rainbow nation is a never-to-be-forgotten experience.
What We Offer
Venues & Safaris
All venues are specially selected for their suitability. We know that all mobility-challenged guests are very special people, and it will be our pleasure to host you and ensure your visit to South Africa is amazing and never to be forgotten.
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Our Tours & Transport
Our tours specialize in KwaZulu-Natal from Durban, Africa's exciting seaside playground — the gateway to the Midland Meander, Dolphin Coast and Elephant Coast. Our Kingdom of Zululand is a holiday destination unlike any other.
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Our Experience
You will be able to relax knowing you'll receive our personalised attention, born of our own experience and understanding of the needs of mobility-challenged travelers. We've personally experienced the venues we recommend.
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Accessible 10-Day Safari
A 9-night, 10-day accessible safari through Durban, Hluhluwe Game Reserve, and St Lucia — game drives, elephant interactions, Zulu culture and wildlife conservation, all with accessible transport and expert guides.
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Cape Town 5-Day Tour
Discover Cape Town in 5 days: Table Mountain, Cape Point, Boulders Beach penguins, and wine tasting in the Winelands. Includes 4-star stays, guided tours, and daily breakfast.
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14-Day Safari
An extended, fully accessible exploration of South Africa for travelers who want more time on safari. Get in touch and we'll put together a detailed day-by-day itinerary for your group.
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What We Do
Safaris and tours for all travelers, including families with children, individuals, groups and honeymooners. We specialize in wheelchair-friendly and accessible tours, safaris and travel for the disabled, handicapped and mobility-challenged, including deaf (hearing-challenged) and blind (visually-challenged) guests.
Awards
- Experience, Hearing — Access2Africa Safaris
- Experience, Visibility — Access2Africa Safaris
- Experience, Mobility — Access2Africa Safaris
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News & Blog
Beyond the Big Five: Meet the Little, Ugly, and Shy characters of the African Bush
You may already know of the Big Five. The famous ones people love to spot when enjoying their accessible safari with us: Lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos and buffaloes, the undisputed kings of the savanna. If you want to read more about these iconic animals, you can head over to our dedicated Big Five Adventure post. […]
Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park: Africa’s Oldest Reserve and its Accessible Wilderness
Tucked away in the lush, rolling hills of KwaZulu-Natal lies Africa’s oldest nature reserve, a place with royal history, and one of the most dramatic conservation success stories on the planet. The reserve in question? Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park. Understanding the roots of this incredible place can change how you experience it. Take a few minutes to […]
Is Safari Really for Me? Your Guide to Accessible, Malaria-Free Adventures in South Africa
Planning a safari is exciting, but if you or someone in your family lives with a disability, mobility challenges, or health considerations, it’s natural to have questions before you book. At Access2Africa Safaris, we hear the same concerns from families again and again. And this is a good time to address them all, honestly and […]
"My husband and I recently vacationed in South Africa, Dave was our guide for the 11 day visit. Our initial impression of Dave, when meeting us at King Shaka Airport, was that he was friendly, polite and knew how to handle a person confined to a wheelchair. Note my husband is paraplegic who likes to be independent. Dave informed us that he would be with us for the entirety of our stay… He was extremely knowledgeable regarding the wildlife we encountered."
