Western Cape
Cape Town
Cape Town is South Africa's most-visited city and, in many ways, its most accessible - with caveats that matter depending on your disability type.
Destinations
Six destinations. All verified. Written for specific disability types, not a generic wheelchair-user catch-all.
Highest search demand, most complete guides, strongest accessible infrastructure.
Western Cape
Cape Town is South Africa's most-visited city and, in many ways, its most accessible - with caveats that matter depending on your disability type.
Gauteng
Johannesburg is South Africa's economic hub - and Sandton, its most modern district, is also its most accessible urban area. Outside Sandton, the picture is more varied.
KwaZulu-Natal
KwaZulu-Natal combines an accessible coastal city, an underrated game reserve, and one of the world's great wetland parks - making it a strong choice for a first accessible South Africa trip.
Strong destinations with specific accessible travel advantages - and almost no existing content online.
Eastern Cape
Addo is frequently the better choice over Kruger for a first accessible safari - smaller, simpler logistics, and a concentration of accessible game viewing infrastructure at Main Camp.
Western Cape / Eastern Cape
The Garden Route is visually spectacular and moderately accessible - but the gap between what looks accessible on a website and what works in practice is wider here than in most South African destinations.
Limpopo / Mpumalanga
Kruger is South Africa's most famous safari destination. Not all camps are equally accessible - and the difference between choosing the right camp and the wrong one is significant.
Get in touch with your disability type and what kind of trip you're planning - we'll point you in the right direction.