Golf from the highlands to the Indian Ocean – 14-Day Accessible Golf Holiday

14 days · 13 nights · By road and air · Thika Greens, Great Rift Valley Lodge, Vipingo Ridge

Three of Kenya’s finest courses at an easy pace: Thika Greens among the coffee and pineapple farms, the Great Rift Valley Lodge high above Lake Naivasha, then Vipingo Ridge’s Baobab course on the Indian Ocean. Buggies and caddies at every course, and a nearby outing between rounds at each stop.

Who it works for

• Physical disabilities: With support
• Visual disabilities: With support
• Hearing disabilities: Yes
• Hidden disabilities: Yes

Where you stay

Stays as listed or similar, subject to availability and to each guest’s measured access needs.

Day by day

Day 1: Arrive

Meet and assist at JKIA, then about an hour to Thika Greens Golf Resort. An easy evening.

Days 2–3: Thika Greens and Fourteen Falls

Two rounds among the coffee and pineapple farms, with buggy and caddie, and an afternoon at the Fourteen Falls on the Athi River, seen from the viewpoint by vehicle.

Day 4: To the Rift Valley

About 2.5 hours to the Great Rift Valley Lodge, high above Lake Naivasha.

Day 5: Golf above the valley

A round with views across the Rift Valley to Mount Longonot. Afternoon at leisure.

Day 6: Lake Naivasha

A boat among the hippos, with assisted boarding, then giraffe on Crescent Island.

Day 7: Golf or Hell’s Gate

A final round, or the cliffs and gorge of Hell’s Gate by vehicle.

Day 8: To the coast

To Nairobi, a short flight to Mombasa, then about an hour north to Vipingo Ridge.

Day 9: The Baobab course

Golf among the baobabs on the Magical Kenya Open course; afternoon on the beach.

Day 10: Kilifi Creek

A morning round, then Kilifi town and a sunset dhow on the creek, with assisted boarding.

Day 11: Golf and the beach

Another round, then the pool or the beach, with a beach wheelchair on request.

Day 12: Watamu

About an hour and a quarter north: a glass-bottom boat over the coral of Watamu Marine Park and a seafood lunch.

Day 13: Mombasa day

Haller Park’s giraffes and tortoises on step-free paths, and the Bombolulu workshops of artisans with disabilities. Or a last round.

Day 14: Home

About an hour to Moi International Airport, Mombasa, for your flight, with meet and assist at check-in.

Included

• Meet and assist on arrival and departure (airside at the aircraft door on request)
• All transfers and game drives in Accessible Travel Kenya’s adapted Land Cruiser with pop-up roof: rear ramp with tie-downs, or powered swivel seat
• Accessible Travel Kenya’s own driver-guide, trained in first aid, BLS and disability etiquette
• Measured accessible rooms as listed; measurements and photos sent before booking
• Park and conservancy fees for listed activities
• Drinking water, charging points and first aid kit in the vehicle
• Try-before-you-fly pack, 24-hour WhatsApp support and daily written briefs
• Green fees, golf buggy and caddie for six rounds (two at each course)
• Flight Nairobi to Mombasa
• Outings: Fourteen Falls, Naivasha boat and Crescent Island, Kilifi dhow, Watamu Marine Park, Haller Park, Bombolulu

Not included

• International flights, Kenya eTA and its travel health insurance
• Travel insurance (including cover for mobility equipment)
• Drinks, laundry, tips and personal expenses
• Mobility equipment hire, caregivers and sign language interpreters (KSL, ASL, BSL), unless requested at booking
• Extra rounds, golf club hire and caddie tips
• Hell’s Gate visit and lunches on outing days

On every Accessible Travel Kenya journey

• Meet and assist at JKIA, Wilson and Moi airports, from the aircraft door if needed
• Accessible Travel Kenya’s own adapted Land Cruisers (rear ramp with tie-downs, or powered swivel seat) with pop-up roofs, and ramp vans in Nairobi and Mombasa
• Measured rooms: doors at least 80 cm clear, bed height 45 to 55 cm, shower threshold 2 cm or less, 150 cm turning circle
• An easy pace: about 4 hours’ driving a day at most, two nights or more per stop, and a rest afternoon at least every three days
• Driver-guides trained in first aid, BLS and disability etiquette; guiding in seven languages; KSL, ASL and BSL interpreters and describing guides on request
• Wheelchairs, shower seats, commodes and ramps delivered on request; caregivers, oxygen or dialysis arranged on request

Ready to plan? Send Accessible Travel Kenya your dates and access needs or message Accessible Travel Kenya on WhatsApp. Every journey can be shortened, extended or combined with a beach stay.

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.