Wheelchair-friendly destinations and travel methods in South Africa
South Africa is a country where every traveller can find their adventure, from Cape Town's wheelchair-friendly attractions, to Kruger's adapted safari experiences.
Eco & Ethical
Conscious travel, wildlife, and sustainable tourism.
Travelling light, living deep: one month with just a backpack
Travelling with only a backpack for a month across Southern Africa is not about sacrifice. It is about freedom, focus, and deeper connections with landscapes and people.
Travelling safely but without losing your sense of adventure
Travelling safely in Southern Africa does not mean giving up adventure, whether you're hiking in the Drakensberg, going on safaris in Kruger or having coastal experiences along the Garden Route.
Is travelling only for the rich?
Travel in Southern Africa is often seen as a luxury, but the region offers layers of experiences, from budget road trips and camping to high-end safaris.
What the landscape you are travelling through means to its people
Southern Africa’s landscapes are more than scenery but connect people to memory, identity, and spirituality across cultures and generations.
Coffee, tea, and other rituals in the wild
Stopping for coffee or tea next to the road is an essential part of travelling in southern Africa.
“Casper” is alive and well and (still) living in Kruger
If you’re heading into Kruger soon, keep an eye out for Casper the white lion. He may look a little puffy, but he’s still very much the king of good photo ops.