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We offer wheelchair-accessible airport transfers, adapted accommodations, disability-friendly city tours and safaris, and support in selecting accessible conference venues. We serve individuals, families, organizations, and travel agents with transport, guides, and tailored tours in Kenya for wheelchair users and slow walkers to ensure your family, group or organization never leaves anyone behind.

27/09/2025

Dreaming of a road trip with the freedom to choose your own path? Our reliable car hire service gives you the keys to a truly unforgettable Kenyan adventure. Whether it's a safari, a trip to the coast, or a journey through the scenic countryside, our well-maintained vehicles are ready for the road. At Accessible Travel, we make self-driving simple and secure. We provide a comprehensive checklist to ensure every detail is covered, giving you total peace of mind. All you have to do is choose your destination and enjoy the ride. Ready to start your adventure on your own terms? Contact us to book your perfect ride and get on the road.

27/09/2025

Rediscovering the Kenya coast from a PWD lens of disability friendly 👩‍🦽👩‍🦼 experiences

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Talk to us for inclusive transport, accommodation and activities.

26/09/2025

Let your guests explore our vibrant cities, attend meetings and medical appointments in Kenya in comfort and with complete independence. Rent a reliable electric wheelchair from us for city tours, hospital visits, or safaris.

Short and long-term rentals are available for only USD 30 per day.

Contact us now to book yours and explore more with ease!

25/09/2025

September is Deaf Awareness Month, a global opportunity to deepen understanding of Deaf culture and the vital role of Kenyan Sign Language (KSL). To honor this, Accessible Travel Kenya is thrilled to launch a brand-new Basic Kenyan Sign Language training program designed specifically for professionals in tourism and hospitality—in collaboration with the Horizon Sign Language Training Centre.

Course Highlights:

Duration: 3 months, starting mid-January 2026 (Evening & Weekend Classes)

Schedule: Convenient evening classes to fit working professionals

Credential: Earn a NITA-accredited certificate—a mark of quality and recognition in Kenya’s industrial training sector from Horizon Sign Language Training Centre.

Why It Matters: Enhance accessibility, deliver exceptional service to Deaf visitors, and set your business apart as truly inclusive

Pricing Support: Flexible installment plans are available to make learning manageable

New! Employer Sponsorship Option

We’re inviting employers to invest in their workforce’s inclusive competencies:

Sponsor your staff to take part in this transformative training

Promote inclusion within your organization and in Kenya’s tourism industry

Share the cost and elevate your brand’s accessibility reputation

Here is the Basic Kenyan Sign Language for Tourism and Hospitality Professionals Registration form https://forms.gle/RZTT1Ek3nNKRZGFE6

24/09/2025

Basic Kenyan Sign Language for Tourism and Hospitality Professionals
Accessible Travel Kenya is excited to announce the launch of a Basic Kenyan Sign Language training program, designed for professionals in tourism and hospitality, in collaboration with the Horizon Sign Language Training Centre.

Duration: 3 months, starting mid-January 2026

Schedule: Flexible evening & weekend classes for working professionals

Credential: NITA-accredited certificate from Horizon Sign Language Training Centre—a recognized mark of quality and competence

📞 To enroll or discuss employer-supported participation, please contact us:

Email: bookings@accessibletravel.co.ke

Phone: +254 724 215 977

Web: www.accessibletravel.co.ke

24/09/2025

Accessible Travel Supports Life-Changing Surgeries with Flying Doctors Society of Africa.

We are incredibly proud to have supported a recent 2-week Fistula medical camp by the Flying Doctors Society of Africa in partnership with Mpesa Foundation, Royal Media Services, and Beyond Zero in Nyeri with our hospitality logistics. The medical team successfully delivered 64 life-changing surgeries, and we are honored to have played a part in their vital work.’At Accessible Travel, we believe that removing barriers and restoring dignity is part of our service to humanity and access to essential services. This partnership exemplifies our commitment to making a tangible, positive impact on communities. We celebrate the success of this mission and look forward to continuing our support for such crucial initiatives. Get your emergency evacuation cover from Flying Doctors Society of Africa for your staff, clients, and family.

23/09/2025

We are thrilled to announce our new Non-Emergency Medical Transport (NEMT) service, designed to make patient care journeys in Nairobi safer and more seamless. This specialized service provides comfortable, affordable, and reliable wheelchair accessible transport for hospital discharges, post-surgery transport, and routine medical appointments

Our vehicles are equipped with options like swivel seats, ramps, or powerlifts to cater to various mobility needs.

This service complements existing emergency ambulance fleets, ensuring patients have a dignified and stress-free transport experience

Write to Transport@accessibletravel.co.ke to schedule a fleet demo.

22/09/2025

Accessible Travel Joins the KTB Medical Tourism Product Club

Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has appointed Muthuri Kinyamu, CEO and Founder of Accessible Travel Kenya, to the newly formed Magical Kenya Medical Tourism Product Club. This prestigious appointment acknowledges his leadership and expertise in promoting inclusive and accessible tourism within Kenya.

The new club is a key part of KTB's strategic efforts to diversify Kenya's tourism offerings and position the country as a leading wellness and medical tourism destination. As a member, Muthuri will contribute to shaping the national strategy for health and wellness travel. Accessible Travel Kenya is committed to supporting this initiative and working alongside the Kenya Tourism Board and other stakeholders to highlight Kenya's readiness to serve the global medical tourism market.

18/09/2025

Accessible Travel – Self-Drive Car Hire (Nairobi)

Fielder (New Shape) — Ksh 5,000/day

Nissan Juke — Ksh 5,000/day

Nissan X-Trail — Ksh 7,000/day

Toyota Esquire / Noah — Ksh 8,000/day

Toyota RAV4 — Ksh 7,000/day

Toyota Alphard / Vellfire — Ksh 14,000/day

Toyota Prado — Ksh 14,000/day

Wheelchair-accessible vehicles — from Ksh 6,000/day

Note: Rates exclude fuel and may vary for out-of-town locations or based on the hire duration.

Driver charges within Nairobi — Ksh 2,500/day

Driver charges outside Nairobi — Ksh 4,000/day or per night

For bookings or inquiries, contact: +254 724 215 977 or email bookings@accessibletravel.co.ke

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17/09/2025

Now that you have the right unit, here are few tips to ensure you enjoyed the service and our mutually beneficial relationship.

Bookings@accessibletravel.co.ke
0724215977

16/09/2025

Looking for a car to hire? Here is a checklist to help you find the right unit.

We are here if you are looking for well maintained cars. If you want to rent out your cars, here are some of the things we look at on behalf of our clients.

Bookings@accessibletravel.co.ke
0724215977

15/09/2025

Looking for a self drive car for your next road trip? Here are some tips to help you plan your journey.

Call us for rides.

www.accessibletravel.co.ke
Bookings@accessibletravel.co.ke
0724215977

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95 Keystone Park Along Riverside Drive
Nairobi
00100

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