Safari

GO AFRICA SAFARI’S

http://www.go-africa-safaris.com

Tel: +254 202 353 884 * Email: info@go-africa-safaris.com

Go Africa provide tailor made accessible safaris to suit the individuals needs in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. They work together with the aim of making holidays to Kenya and East Africa accessible for everyone. We have made tremendous progress over the last 10 years concerning disability awareness and many stakeholders in the industry have joined us in making Kenya and East Africa viable for disabled travellers. Our accommodation are carefully chosen so no need to worry. Our vehicles have easy access ramps to get on. Our team will be there to assist wherever requested/needed, whether you just need help with the planning, to make sure you have accessible accommodation and transport, or would like assistance with daily chores. Anything is possible.

All safaris use a wheelchair accessible vehicle with a rear entry ramp giving access to the vehicle and the ability to travel in your chair. The accommodation is vetted by the company to ensure that it meets the needs of the traveller. The accessibility of the hotels and camps can vary so ensure you provide them with all of your requirements. Most hotels have wheel in showers and ramps, the company can bring along extra equipment such as a portable hoist if it’s required.

GO Africa Safaris & Travel are proudly Kenya owned, managed and operated. Our local knowledge and expertise can be relied on to tailor make your ideal Safari. Kenya is the home of the Safari. For over a hundred years Kenya has attracted adventurers and romantics from all over the globe. This has been the setting of some of history’s greatest adventure tales. This is the home of Out of Africa , a place where setting out on an adventure into the wilderness became an age old tradition. The spirit of the Safari lives on today. The romance of sundown drinks, of evenings around a campfire and nights under canvas with the distant roar of a lion in the African night can still be found in Kenya.