Travel Without Limits: Exploring East Africa with Limited Mobility
At Back to the Source Tours, we believe that travel is for everyone. Whether you’re walking, rolling, or riding, the thrill of exploring new cultures, landscapes, and experiences should never be out of reach. That’s why we’re passionate about helping individuals with limited mobility discover the wonders of East Africa—comfortably, confidently, and without compromise.
We know that planning a trip with physical limitations may feel overwhelming at first, but you’ll be happy to learn that many lodges, hotels, and public attractions in Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania are thoughtfully designed with accessibility in mind. From wheelchair-accessible rooms with roll-in showers to paved pathways in national parks, the tourism industry across East Africa is making meaningful strides to welcome everyone.
Our team works closely with you and our local partners to ensure every detail is adapted to your comfort and needs, including:
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Ground-floor or elevator-accessible accommodations
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Customized vehicles with extra space or wheelchair ramps
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Safari experiences tailored for limited mobility
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Extra support staff where needed (e.g. personal assistants or porters)
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Accessible cultural and culinary experiences
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Flexible itineraries with plenty of rest and comfort breaks
We understand that no two travelers are the same. Whether you’re managing chronic pain, using mobility aids, or recovering from injury, we listen carefully to create an itinerary that lets you experience the joy of travel—without feeling rushed or excluded.
So don’t let limited mobility put limits on your dreams. Africa’s landscapes, wildlife, and people are ready to welcome you—and we’re here to make it all possible.
Let us plan your next trip with care, compassion, and creativity.
Don’t let limited mobility discourage your travel bug
Many people dream of someday retiring and seeing the world. Some save money for a big trip, while others spend hours on the internet researching travel sites and more. But what if your travel companion has limited mobility or other special needs? Does that mean you can’t add them to your travel plans?