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7 DAYS CAPE TOWN IN A WHEELCHAIR

Your 7-day South African adventure starts in Cape Town, where you’ll dive into a vibrant mix of cultures and traditions. Begin by exploring the bustling inner city, the iconic waterfront, and the stunning Cape Peninsula. Each of these areas offers wheelchair-accessible experiences. You’ll enjoy accessible beaches, breathtaking mountainscapes, and lush gardens. Cape Town’s trendy cafes are stylish and easy to access. Don’t miss the chance to experience local wildlife on land and in the water with accessible viewing points and guided tours.

 Ascend Table Mountain

A trip up Table Mountain is a must. The cable car is fully accessible, making it easy to enjoy the incredible views from the top. Once at the summit, accessible paths allow you to explore the mountain’s beauty without difficulty.

Discover Cape Point

Cape Point, another highlight of your visit, is wheelchair accessible. Explore this dramatic part of the Cape Peninsula with ease. The views where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet are unforgettable. For a guided experience, book a wheelchair-friendly tour to the Cape of Good Hope through [African Kombi Tours](https://africankombitours.com

Visit Robben Island

Your 7 days Cape Town in a wheelchair are not complete without this Don’t miss the tour of Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. This tour is wheelchair accessible and is an essential part of your visit. However, choose a day with good weather. Wheelchair users are typically seated outside the lower deck during the ferry ride.

Explore the West Coast (Weskus)

Next, head to the West Coast (Weskus). Learn about the San people, the first inhabitants of this land. Explore charming fishing villages, meet locals, and enjoy their stories and cuisine. Many attractions here are accessible, making your journey both comfortable and enriching.

Savor the Cape Winelands

In the Cape Winelands, taste some of the world’s finest wines. You’ll even get the chance to blend your own. The wineries have accessible facilities, ensuring you can fully enjoy this experience.

Drive the Garden Route

Drive along the Garden Route, one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives. Accessible viewpoints along the way allow you to soak in the beauty of this lush stretch of land.

Discover Mossel Bay and Knysna

In Mossel Bay, learn about early Portuguese seafarers and their trade with local people. Then, visit Knysna, a harbor town famous for its oysters. Accessible dining options and beautiful views make Knysna a delightful stop.

Cape Town: A Melting Pot of Cultures

Cape Town blends African, Cape Malay, British, and Dutch influences. The city welcomes everyone with accessible public spaces, museums, and attractions. Whether exploring the vibrant streets or diving into the city’s rich history, Cape Town ensures a comfortable and unforgettable experience.

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  • Seeing Ximuwu from the ground is one thing… but from the sky, it’s something else entirely. Every flight ends with a final turn over the lodge, giving you that last sweeping view of the bush, the open plains, and our little piece of wilderness from above. It’s the kind of perspective that really stays with you. And the best part? This helicopter flight is included in every stay at Ximuwu. A different angle, a different feeling — and one more reason to fall in love with this place. 📷 @janet.templeton
  • Not your average bathroom view… 🛁 From the bathtub, the plains stretch out in front of you, open and uninterrupted. Wildlife passing by, birds calling in the distance, and nothing else to think about for a while. A quiet moment between game drives, with one of the best seats in the lodge.
  • There’s something quite special happening out at our Steendam hide. A hyena clan has made this area their home, with a den tucked safely nearby. It’s a place full of life, where you never quite know what you’ll witness next. Many guests already know and love the hide right in front of the lodge, but having a second hide at Steendam adds a whole new experience. A little more remote, a little more raw… and often incredibly rewarding. Picture an afternoon settled in, your favourite drink within reach, camera ready. No rush, no noise, just the quiet rhythm of the bush. Hyenas moving in and out, other wildlife arriving at the waterhole, each moment unfolding in its own time.
  • The Sark pride decided to take a stroll right past our game viewer today… and Thulani, as usual, had the best seat in the house! Guests often ask how close we get to the animals… well, is this close enough? 🤩 Just look at those full bellies on the youngsters! It’s wonderful to see them thriving and doing so well.
  • There’s never a dull moment on our airstrip… especially when the local “management” is on duty. For years, this loyal pair of black-backed jackals has claimed the strip as their territory. Around here, we call them Jackie… or, when they’re feeling particularly bold, the airstrip mafia. Always alert, always watching, and very quick to investigate any hint of action nearby. This morning’s sighting shows one of them dashing purposefully down the runway — no doubt on the way to “assist” where a predator might have made a kill. Nothing ever goes unnoticed with these two around. Small, clever, and full of character — they’ve become part of daily life at Ximuwu, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
  • A beautiful breeding herd of buffalo gathered at Anderson Dam this morning. Wonderful to see so many youngsters among them. These big herds are always impressive to watch as they move through the reserve. A great sighting on an early game drive at Ximuwu. 🐃🌿
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