Cape Town has many stories to tell. You'll find Robben Island, the place that currently houses a museum that exhibits the cell where Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa, was imprisoned for 27 years. This thriving African city offers great places to eat, a wide range of accommodations, and plenty of activities to do. You can go to the Two Oceans Aquarium, visit the famous Green Point striped lighthouse, or watch a movie over drinks at the Labia theater. If you decide on a cultural tour and visit the South African National Gallery art museum, where around 400 paintings are exhibited in its permanent collection alone. As for the accessibility of Cape Town, we can mention that its bus system, MyCity, is accessible to people with limited mobility. Sidewalks are generally accessible, and activities such as cable car rides, Green Point Park and the visit to Robben Island are also accessible.

In less than two weeks, you will get to know South Africa in all its depth, game driving, city touring, and eating local food. With visits to Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Kruger Park, this trip allows you to enjoy nature, local culture, and modern cities simultaneously.
 
This multi-day trip was designed with accessibility in mind. Your comfort and safety are our priorities! All guaranteed accessible rooms are equipped with a roll-in shower or bathtub. An accessible van fitted with a wheelchair ramp will do all transfers between destinations, activities, and the airport. Guides have years of experience assisting people with disabilities. 

City Lodge Johannesburg Airport, Sukuza rest camp, and Epic Guest House are the selected places to stay; if any accessible room is not available at the time of your booking, we will find another similar accommodation with an accessible room that also matches your needs.

The price of this multi-day trip might be subject to changes depending on seasonality and the availability of accessible rooms. A travel expert will confirm the final details once you submit a booking request.

South African adventures: Kruger National Park, private game reserve & the best of Cape Town

In less than two weeks, you will know South Africa in all its depth: exploring natural and urban landscapes. Check out its accessibility here!

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Epic Guest House is a cozy bed and breakfast with stunning views of Cape Town's iconic Chapman's Peak and its surrounding wetlands. Guests can visit the African penguin colony at Boulders Beach and go horseback riding across the pristine white sand Longbeach. The hotel is equipped with many accessible amenities, including a step-free entrance and common areas, wide hallways (90cm), and an accessible elevator (90 cm). The hotel has four accessible room options, including a spacious king or queen-sized bed, comfortable seating areas, and private en-suite bathrooms. All bathrooms include non-slip tiles, grab rails, a retractable shower seat, and eco-friendly bath products. The Molo room has patio doors that lead out to a stunning terrace and 180-degree views of Chapman's Peak and the Atlantic Ocean. The hotel is known for its delicious home-style breakfast, served on a shared dining table where guests can get to know each other. All visitors have access to shared kitchen and barbeque amenities. The Noordhoek Community market offers outdoor seating and is an excellent place for guests looking to sample South African cuisine and buy directly from artisans. Guests can easily visit the Kakapo Shipwreck, hike the iconic Chapman'sChapman's peak, and swim in Longbeach, as all are less than 4 miles or 6.4 kilometers from the hotel.
Guests can enjoy wine tasting at the award-winning Cape Point vineyard estate just 0.9 miles (1.4 km) away. Capetown international airport is 16 miles (25km), or a 40-minute car ride away.

Epic Guest House

Stay at Epic Guest House and explore Capetown’s pristine white sand beaches and stunning Chapman’s peak!

Molo room includes a large spacious bed, bedside lamps, and tables, and a rustic wooden headboard.

The City Lodge Hotel Victoria & Alfred Waterfront offers guests an experience that emphasizes convenience. From accessible parking, ramped pathways, a relaxing step-free pool area, and a location just a short distance from the Cape Quarter and the city's most popular museums, this 3-star hotel is an easy choice for travelers looking to explore Cape Town. 

The guest rooms are decorated in a way that promotes a leisurely atmosphere. With step-free key card-operated doorways, closets with lowered shelving, wide corridors, and an ensuite with a roll-in shower, these rooms are comfortable spaces to rest away from Cape Town's busy atmosphere. 

No matter the meal, you can enjoy a bit to eat at the hotel's restaurant, the #Café. Guests are also welcome to end the night with a drink at the hotel's onsite bar - otherwise, the best restaurants in the city are easy to access from the hotel. 

A location nearby Cape Town's most prominent shopping centers and landmarks mean guests always have something to enjoy in the area. For instance, the hotel is a 10-minute stroll from the Investec Cape Town, the Zeitz Museum, and Cape Town Diamond Museum. Other attractions like Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, World of Birds, Groot Constantia are within 8 km (5 miles) of the hotel's waterfront location.

City Lodge Hotel Victoria and Alfred Waterfront

The City Lodge Hotel Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is a convenient stay in Cape Town, South Africa's Cape Quarter.

The City Lodge GrandWest is a charming 3-star hotel housed in a beautiful Cape Dutch style building. Not far from Cape Town's bustling city streets, this hotel is a private space that hosts well-manicured courtyards and step-free entrances. 
 
The hotel's accessible rooms offer guests an updated getaway in a hotel that boasts colonial-style decor. The rooms feature step-free entrances, work desks, and an accessible ensuite that create a modern atmosphere that allows for a truly relaxing experience. 
 
With a playful take on casual dining, the hotel's onsite restaurant, the #Café, allows guests to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and light evening meals with poolside and mountain views. If guests are looking to head out for a meal, Cape Town's most popular restaurants are only a 20-minute drive away. 
 
Not only does this hotel offer easy access to the center of Cape Town, but with other nearby amenities and attractions, there's plenty to do in the surrounding area. For instance, guests can enjoy a movie, go ice skating, dine at restaurants and bars, or tests their luck at gaming tables and slot machines at the GrandWest Casino Complex, which only a 3-minute stroll from the hotel. Guest. The hotel is also within 16.1 km (10 miles) of the V&A Waterfront, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, Table Mountain, and Groot Constantia, making this hotel an excellent choice for guests looking to explore South Africa's beautiful natural landscapes.

City Lodge Hotel GrandWest

In a Cape Dutch-style building just outside Cape Town, South Africa, the City Lodge GrandWest is a charming getaway.

Accessible room with twin beds, bedside tables, and work desk.

Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

This accessible shuttle service in the greater Cape Town area for 6 people will provide you with a safe, professional, and convenient way to move back and forth between the airport and your hotel. Offering an accessible van featuring a wheelchair lift in the back, enough space to travel sitting in your wheelchair, and safety straps, no matter what Cape Town accommodation you choose to stay in, getting to the airport will be easy and comfortable. For other transportation services, please contact our travel experts.

Accessible Transportation - Cape Town

This transportation service offers a safe and accessible way to move around Cape Town.

The accessible van is equipped with a wheelchair lift.

Pick and go. Enjoy accessible, pre-planned packages for you and your companions.

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South African adventures: Kruger National Park, private game reserve & the best of Cape Town