Founded in 1926, Kruger measures 19,485 km² (7523 square miles) and is home to a stunning array of flora and fauna. Located in the northeast of South Africa, the park extends 360 km (220 miles) from north to south and contains a variety of natural habitats. Kruger is one of Africa’s most visited parks thanks to the presence of the Big 5: lions, leopards, rhinoceros, elephants and buffalos. This is just a fraction of the park's wildlife though, as you may also see cheetahs, crocodiles and rare wild dogs.

The park’s climate varies but summer is from December to February, with temperatures around 26°C, and winter is from June to August with temperatures around 18°C, and there is a rainy season from October to May. People with disabilities have several options available to explore the park, including accessible accommodation, as well as jeeps and trails that can be accessed in a wheelchair.

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!

Welcome to South Africa! During the first part of this trip, you will be exploring Kruger Park, discovering lots of animals, plants, and bird life in their natural environment. The last 3 days will be spent at a private game reserve where visitors will meet the wildlife up close and personal.

This multi-day trip was designed with accessibility in mind: your comfort and safety are our priorities! Your accessible rooms at every accommodation will be guaranteed. Accessible transportation is included, and assistance will be available.

The price of this multi-day trip can be subject to changes. Our travel experts will give you an official quotation when you request your booking. Please get in touch with us for any special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

The featured price is the lowest price based on 2 people traveling in a group tour.

South African Game Drives: Kruger National Park & Private Game Reserve (9 days / 8 nights)

With a big focus on game driving, this multi-day trip will take you to Kruger Park and private game reserves. Check out its accessibility here!

Kruger

Positioned along the southern banks of the Sabie River in Kruger National Park, the Skukuza Rest Camp is teeming with wildlife and a focal point of accessible design. At this camp, you can spot animals ranging from lions to fruit bats as you go on bush walks and game drives, relax poolside and catch a wildlife documentary at the outdoor amphitheater. 

Doze off to the soothing sounds of the South African bush as you relax in your accessible cottage-style getaway home. The camp's accessible guest rooms are outfitted with step-free entrances, air-conditioning and fans, kitchenettes, and accessible ensuites, ensuring you have a luxurious stay after a long day of touring the African wilderness. 

Although you have the option to cook for yourself, a highlight of the camp is the chance to experience the warmth of genuine South African hospitality and cuisine. Boasting two onsite restaurants, you can start the day with an a la carte breakfast or dine on steaks, burgers, and delicious vegetables grilled over an open fire.  

Whether exploring the bush or simply experiencing the onsite amenities, the Skukuza Rest Camp always has something to feed your curiosities. For instance, you don't need to travel far to play a game of golf or learn more about the region at Skukuza's museum hut. You can also game rides or take a short trip to the Lake Panic Bird Hide 5 km (3.1 miles) to view the diversity of local wildlife.

Skukuza Rest Camp

The Skukuza Rest Camp in Kruger National Park is a unique stay with bush walks and wildlife tours.

Boasting beautiful views of the Drakensberg Mountains, the Tshukudu Bush Camp is the perfect place to explore the beauty of South Africa’s wildlife. From its over 3600 hectares of land dedicated to preserving Africa’s big 5 game to its unique, informational bush walks and 4x4 Safari Drives, this hotel is the definition of adventure.

The hotel accessible cottages allow you to rest in complete comfort after a  day of viewing various animals and bird species. Although each room hosts slight differences, most feature step-free entrances, hardwood floors, and wide space between furniture. The rooms have private ensuites that are outfitted with toilets with grab bars and shower seats. Every room is also equipped with air-conditioning and a fireplace with bundles of locally-sourced firewood for your enjoyment. 

On your trips into the wildlife preserve, breakfast will be provided. When onsite, you can bring in your own food and beverages and use the hotel’s facilities to prepare yourself a delicious meal. 

With such an amazing location, there’s always so much to do. Take a day trip to visit the Blyde Dam, where you can enjoy boat cruises or hike to the nearby waterfalls. Or, enjoy attractions that are less than 5 km (3 miles) away, such as Drakensig Golf Course, Pick n Pay Sustainable Living Festival, and Hot Air Ballooning. After a long day of adventures, you can end your night by relaxing around the pool as you watch the animals drink at the watering hole.

Tshukudu Bush camp

Dedicated to preserving Africa's big 5 game, the Tshukudu Bush Camp is a must stay in Hoedspruit, South Africa.

Boating its well-deserved title of ""cat camp,"" the Satara Rest Camp is one of the best places in the world to view lions, leopards, and cheetahs. However, this cottage-style hotel offers more than just unparalleled views of wildlife native to Kruger National Park. Accessibility features are abundant, from the camp's over-all flat terrain and paved roads to your room where you can admire South Africa's fertile grasslands.

The camp's accessible bungalow allows you to connect with the South African bush from the comfort of a rustic cottage home. This room is equipped with tile floors, ramps, and an accessible ensuite, allowing you to rest peacefully before the day's next big adventure.

If you're not looking to whip up your own culinary masterpiece at the camp's communal kitchens satisfying your appetite at Satara Rest Camp is easy. At the camp's onsite restaurant, you can taste locally sourced ingredients and renowned wines as you experience the best of South African hospitality and cuisine. 

From lively watering holes to prides of lions, there's so much to discover in Kruger National Park. Animals such as red-billed buffalo weaver, giraffes, blue wildebeests, and honey badgers can be seen on guided bush walks and game drives, from the comfort of the hotel pool, or on the big screen at the camp’s open-air theatre. You can also admire South Africa's prolific birdlife when you take a day trip to the Sweni River, which is only about 30km (18.6 miles) from the camp.

Satara Rest Camp

In Kruger National Park, the Satara Rest Camp offers the chance to glimpse lions, leopards, and cheetahs.

A guest relaxes in their wheelchair in the bungalow's front patio.