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Ximuwu Safari Lodge Press Coverage

We are proud to share the wheelchair accessible safari press releases that feature Ximuwu Safari Lodge, South Africa’s first fully wheelchair-accessible luxury safari lodge. These articles and media features show how we combine modern design, Big Five game drives, and complete accessibility — from adapted game vehicles to accessible suites, spa, and photographic hides.

Thanks to the support of respected travel publications and media partners, travellers worldwide can discover a safari without limits in the Greater Kruger. This press coverage helps us inspire guests who dream of a luxury safari in South Africa, knowing they can explore the bush in comfort, safety, and style.

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Wheelchair Accessible Safari Press Releases – Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes Ximuwu Safari Lodge unique for wheelchair users?

A: Ximuwu Safari Lodge is South Africa’s first fully wheelchair-accessible luxury safari lodge. Our press releases highlight adapted game vehicles, accessible suites, a spa, and photographic hides — offering a safari without limits.

Q: Where can I find media coverage about Ximuwu Safari Lodge?

A: All our wheelchair accessible safari press releases are listed on this page, linking to articles from leading travel publications and accessibility-focused media outlets worldwide.

Below you’ll find our latest wheelchair accessible safari press releases and media features, showcasing Ximuwu Safari Lodge’s unique blend of accessibility and luxury in South Africa.

Read the TILT Magazine feature on Ximuwu Safari Lodge and how Elly and Patrick Suverein created a fully wheelchair accessible luxury safari experience.

ARTICLE TILT, Ximuwu FEB. 2026

In Travel Without Limits, Australian traveller Malcolm Turnbull shares his unforgettable experience at Ximuwu Safari Lodge in South Africa. As a wheelchair user, he calls Ximuwu “the gold standard of accessible tourism”

Travel Without Limits Nov.2025

Wheelchair accessible safari lodge in Klaserie

Klaserie Chronicle Ximuwu

Ximuwu Awarded 5 Star Premium by TGCSA

Press article 5 Star Premium

Ximuwu is selected as one of the Accessible Destinations by Inclu Travel and Inclu Care, read this article in Luxe Beat Magazine

Luxe Beat Magazine article about Ximuwu

Ximuwu Safari Lodge has won at the International Tourism Film Festival Africa 2025 for its short film “Ximuwu – The First Truly Accessible Safari Lodge”. This award celebrates our mission to create a luxury safari experience that’s inclusive for all, without compromise.

Ximuwu the first truly accessible safari lodge

Article in Spring edition OOO Out of Office from ITP Media Group in the UAE on Ximuwu Safari Lodge

Article Ximuwu on page 33

Advertisment from Ximuwu Lodge in Condé Nast Traveller Magazine April Edition

Article by Fora Travel about accessible travel

Fora Travel article

I went on a fully accessible African safari

Article Kyle Warendorf at Ximuwu

CBS News article with FORA travel about accessible travel with Ximuwu as Safari destination

CBS News article

Exlusive use: top 5 private safari lodges in Kruger National Park

Article The African Voyager

Wheelchair Accessible African Safari September 2024

Wonders Within Reach

Ximuwu Lodge: An destination for your bucket list

Melange Magazin August 2024

Hemispheres: Accessible Safaris at Ximuwu Safari Lodge

Hemispheres May 2024

Article in Accessible Journey's about Ximuwu's wheelchair accessible safaris

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Everyone has the right to be adventurous Wonders on Wheels

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BEYOND BARRIERS: the world's first luxury wheelchair-accessible safari

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THE FIRST LUXURY ACCESSIBLE LODGE IN SOUTH AFRICA

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SOUTH AFRICA’S XIMUWU LODGE OFFERS WHEELCHAIR SAFARIS

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Ximuwu, the epitome of luxury and accessibility in the Kruger National Park

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EXCLUSIVE INCLUSIVITY

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Inside South Africa’s first luxury wheelchair-friendly safari lodge

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PRIVILEDGE CAN BELONG TO ANYONE

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  • A while ago, a pride of lions arrived at this waterhole and attacked several hyenas, including cubs from the clan. Recently, a mother hyena and her young pup have begun returning — cautious and nervous, constantly watching the darkness around them. But returning nonetheless.
  • The elephants are absolutely thriving right now ✨ With all the rain this season, the bush has turned into a lush green paradise — thick grass as far as you can see, water everywhere, and endless feeding opportunities. The energy out there is something special… playful mud baths, splashing in the waterholes, and herds moving through like they’ve got nowhere else to be but happy 🐘
  • Today is World Leopard Day, and it feels fitting to look back at a truly special sighting from this week at Ximuwu. Our guests were treated to an incredible encounter with a magnificent male leopard, completely at ease in his surroundings. He moved slowly through the bush, pausing often, allowing everyone to settle in and simply observe. For over an hour, the sighting unfolded at its own pace, with this stunning cat giving us the privilege of following him as he went about his day. There is something unforgettable about spending that kind of time with a leopard in the wild. At Ximuwu, we are lucky to share this landscape with them, and even luckier when they choose to share their time with us 🐆🍀 📷 @rudihulshof
  • Not every moment in the bush is about beauty in the traditional sense — but every moment has purpose. Hyenas and vultures may not be the first animals that come to mind when you think of Africa’s wildlife, yet their role is nothing short of essential. In this scene, they work together to return an elephant back to the earth, ensuring that nothing goes to waste. Vultures, with their remarkable eyesight, are often the first to arrive, while hyenas bring strength and persistence. Together, they form part of a highly efficient natural system — one that keeps the bush healthy, balanced, and alive. It’s a powerful reminder that even in death, there is life, and every creature has its place in this intricate ecosystem. The wild, just as it should be.
  • At Ximuwu, every detail has been carefully considered. From the moment you walk in, you’ll notice that nothing is random or off the shelf. Our interiors have been thoughtfully designed specifically for the lodge, with each piece reflecting the colours, textures and atmosphere of the bush around us. The paintings are commissioned to complement our palette, while many of the sculptures and features are created by talented local artists. These elements don’t simply decorate the space — they add character and a real sense of place. Ximuwu is designed to feel like a home in the bush. Warm, comfortable and personal, while still connected to the wild surroundings just outside. It’s this balance between refined design and a relaxed, natural feel that makes the lodge so special… could you see yourself settling in here?
  • A quiet encounter, until curiosity takes over. While we were watching this elephant from the vehicle, it slowly turned the tables — approaching with calm confidence to have a closer look at us. No rush, no drama, just a thoughtful inspection at close range. That subtle shift, where observation becomes mutual, is always something special to witness. Out here, it’s never just about what you see — but also about being seen
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