7 days · Air and road · Entebbe, Kidepo Valley, Murchison Falls, Ziwa
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Uganda’s least-visited wilderness: the vast Narus Valley of Kidepo, then Murchison Falls, where the Nile forces through a gorge a few metres wide. Short flights replace the longest drives, so it suits travellers who want remoteness without the road time.
Make it yours for your clients. This itinerary is a starting point. Agents can ask Accessible Travel Kenya to customise it for their clients: change the dates, pace, length, lodges, vehicle and access support, or combine it with another journey or a beach stay. Price on request, with a written, tailored quote within 24 hours.
Agents: request a tailored quote · WhatsApp +254 724 215 977 · bookings@accessibletravel.co.ke
Who it works for
- Physical (wheelchair users and slow walkers): Yes (flights replace long drives and most viewing is from the vehicle or boat)
- Visual (blind and low vision): With support (the big sights are wide views, so guides describe them; the falls you can hear and feel)
- Hearing (Deaf and hard of hearing): Yes (visual game viewing with written briefs)
- Hidden (autism, fatigue, chronic illness): Yes (few people, quiet lodges and short transfers)
Your days
Day 1: Entebbe
Meet-and-assist; rest.
Days 2–3: Kidepo Valley
Fly north (about 2 hours). Afternoon drive in the Narus Valley. Day 3: a Karamojong village in the morning, rest, then a night drive.
Days 4–6: Murchison Falls
Fly across to Pakuba. Day 5: a boat to the foot of the falls, then rest. Day 6: a slow morning, then sunset at the top of the falls.
Day 7: Ziwa and home
On the way south, about 3–4 hours by road to Ziwa for a short walk to see white rhino, then about 3 hours to Entebbe.
Where you stay
- Entebbe · Entebbe hotel [TO CONFIRM] · bed and breakfast
- Kidepo Valley · Kidepo lodge [TO CONFIRM] · full board
- Murchison Falls · Pakuba Safari Lodge · full board
As listed or similar, subject to availability and to a measured accessible room.
Best time to go
Weather: June to September and December to February, dry and easier on the tracks. Value: March to May and October to November, greener and quieter; check that flights and lodges run.
Good to know
- Vehicles: partner 4×4 with pop-up roof; light aircraft boarding by lift or carried transfer, arranged with the airline; soft bags, about 15 kg.
- Rooms: Entebbe hotel, Kidepo lodge and Pakuba Safari Lodge · access profiles to complete.
- Equipment and support: wheelchair, shower chair and commode through the partner; remote areas, so health needs are planned in advance; 24-hour WhatsApp support.
- Communication and senses: guides describe the views; the roar at the top of the falls; written briefs; sign language interpreter on request.
- Pace: two and three nights per stop and a rest afternoon each day. Day 7 runs to about 6–7 hours by road; Accessible Travel Kenya offers a flight from Pakuba to Entebbe instead, skipping Ziwa.
- Limits and alternatives: the rhino trek at Ziwa and the viewpoint at the top of the falls are on rough ground. Rangers can show the rhino at a shorter distance; the falls are also seen from the boat.
- New for 2027: A flight-home option on Day 7, and every day keeps one activity and a rest.
- Route optimised for 2027: Line already logical; duplicate night drive dropped and the top of the falls moved to the close. Road time: 7 h road + 2 flights → 7 h road + 2 flights.
On every Accessible Travel Kenya journey
- Meet-and-assist at JKIA, Wilson and Moi airports, with an adapted vehicle at the kerb
- Adapted 4×4 Land Cruisers with ramp, tie-downs and pop-up roof; accessible vans in Nairobi and Mombasa
- Wheelchairs, shower chairs, commodes and more, delivered to your first hotel
- An easy pace: at most 4 hours’ driving a day, two nights per stop, a rest afternoon every three days
- A try-before-you-fly pack: photos of every step of your journey, room videos and a call with your guide
- Carer and companion rates, and health support: partner hospitals, oxygen or dialysis on request
- Sign language interpreters on request, 24-hour WhatsApp support and written briefs on every journey
Ready to plan? Every journey can be shortened, extended or combined. Contact Accessible Travel Kenya to customise this journey or message Accessible Travel Kenya on WhatsApp.
Senior-friendly and wheelchair accessible: Accessible Travel Kenya caters to everyone. As specialists in inclusive tourism, the company checks every vehicle, room and activity against your needs before the company confirms.
Plan this trip with Accessible Travel Kenya
This itinerary is a starting point. Accessible Travel Kenya can change the dates, pace, lodges and length, or combine it with another journey or a beach stay.
Every Accessible Travel Kenya trip includes:
- A wheelchair-accessible vehicle with a trained Accessible Travel Kenya driver-guide
- Rooms, bathrooms and paths checked for access before you book
- 24-hour WhatsApp support throughout your trip
- Mobility equipment, carers and sign language interpreters on request
Send your dates and who is travelling, and the team replies within 24 hours with a tailored, written proposal.
Start planningor talk to an expert on WhatsApp
Booking from the UK? You can book through your own travel agent, and ask them about ATOL financial protection. Accessible Travel Kenya works alongside them as the ground partner in Kenya. Travel agents can request net rates through the Trade Enquiry form.
