Access Enabled Blog — Accessible Travel Kenya Searching for a wheelchair accessible hotel in Kenya can mean scrolling through dozens of listings that say “accessible” without ever explaining what that means in practice. Grab bars get photographed at flattering angles, “accessible” gets used loosely, and door widths are rarely mentioned at all. So for this […]
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At Accessible Travel, your safety is just as important to us as your comfort and independence while exploring Kenya. That’s why we’re proud to share that our team has completed a First Aid and Basic Life Support training course delivered by Amref Health Africa, one of the continent’s most respected health organisations. Why This Matters […]
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If you’re a wheelchair user, have limited mobility, or are travelling with someone who does, finding out in advance whether a venue is truly step-free (and not just “accessible” in name only) can make or break a day out. We’ve done the legwork around the Karen and Langata neighbourhoods of Nairobi, checking out restaurants, cafés, […]
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Across Africa, tourism is growing, destinations are becoming more diverse, and more travellers are seeking meaningful experiences. Yet for many travellers with disabilities, older travellers, and those with access requirements, one challenge remains constant: finding reliable accessibility information. Too often, accommodation providers simply state that they are “accessible” without explaining what that actually means. A […]
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