Africa · South Africa
This 14 day South African itinerary has been specifically designed to ensure maximum accessibility, allowing guests to explore the country's most iconic landmarks without barriers.
This 14 day South African itinerary has been specifically designed to ensure maximum accessibility, allowing guests to explore the country's most iconic landmarks without barriers. The route winds through vibrant Johannesburg, the vast savannahs of Kruger National Park, and the coastal elegance of Cape Town, utilizing facilities and transport tailored to the needs of wheelchair users.
The experience combines the thrill of a Big Five safari with an in depth look at wildlife conservation at a private reserve dedicated to animal reintroduction. The journey concludes on the Atlantic coast, where urban modernity blends with spectacular landscapes, including an excursion to Cape Point to encounter a resident penguin colony.
Every operational detail is curated for comfort, from transfers featuring ramps to stays in lodges, bungalows, and cottages equipped with grab rails and roll in showers. The pace of the trip balances the intensity of bushveld wildlife viewing with relaxing days and guided tours of urban and coastal areas.
14 days in the programme
Upon arrival in Johannesburg, you will be transferred to a selected accessible property for your overnight stay Upon arrival in Johannesburg, you will be transferred to a selected accessible property for your overnight stay. Begin your South African journey in a room fully equipped with adapted facilities.
Depart for Kruger National Park, one of the African continent's largest wildlife reserves Depart for Kruger National Park, one of the African continent's largest wildlife reserves. Settle into accessible bungalows or cottages located within the park grounds.
A day dedicated to exploring Kruger National Park in search of the Big Five: lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo A day dedicated to exploring Kruger National Park in search of the Big Five: lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo. The park offers total immersion in the wilderness supported by appropriate infrastructure.
Continue your safari activities within the reserve Continue your safari activities within the reserve. Days spent in Kruger allow you to admire the biodiversity of the savannah in a fully accessible context.
Your final day in the Kruger area provides a last opportunity for wildlife sightings before moving on to the next stage of the journey.
Depart Kruger National Park for a magnificent Private Reserve Depart Kruger National Park for a magnificent Private Reserve. This facility is renowned for its wildlife reintroduction programmes and its dedicated care for orphaned animals.
A day focused on activities within the private reserve, offering a deeper look into conservation projects and the commitment to safeguarding local fauna.
Continue your stay at the reserve, providing an opportunity to experience the wild in an exclusive, barrier free environment.
Transfer to Johannesburg airport for your domestic flight to Cape Town Transfer to Johannesburg airport for your domestic flight to Cape Town. Upon arrival, transfer to an accessible hotel where you will be based for the remaining four nights.
A full day dedicated to relaxation and enjoying the amenities of your Cape Town accommodation, allowing you to recharge after your time in the savannah.
Begin your guided tours of Cape Town Begin your guided tours of Cape Town. The itinerary includes an excursion to Cape Point, featuring a visit to a penguin colony set against a striking coastal backdrop.
Continue your guided tour of the city, where urban modernity intertwines with the history and natural beauty of the Cape region.
The final day is dedicated to discovering Cape Town and its surroundings, completing the group's programme of accessible guided visits.
Transfer to the airport for your return flight Transfer to the airport for your return flight. Arrival home marks the end of our services.
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