Wheelchair Accessible Cairo, Egypt: How to Enjoy a Week in the City
By Cory LeeEver since I was a kid, I dreamed of visiting Egypt. In fact, I can tell you exactly when my obsession with Egypt started. As I watched the movie “The Mummy”, starring Brendan Fraser, in 1999, I immediately became intrigued by Egyptian history and wanted to learn more about it. From then on, at every…
5 Amazing Things to Do in Fes, Morocco (and Where to Stay)
By Cory LeeUntil a few months ago, I had never even heard of the city of Fes. It’s a little embarrassing to admit that, but sadly it’s true. Whenever I have imagined traveling to Morocco, I’ve thought of Marrakech and Casablanca, and unless Morocco has been a huge dream destination for you for a long time, it’s…
7 Things to Do in Marrakech Morocco as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeOver the years, whenever I’ve thought of Morocco, I’ve immediately pictured the city of Marrakech in my mind. I’m not sure why because pretty much the only thing that I knew about Marrakech before I actually visited was the fact that there are snake charmers… and I’m absolutely terrified of snakes! There had to be…
7 Reasons Why You Should Go on a South African Safari
By Cory LeeWith all the places in the world you could go on vacation, going to South Africa on a safari might not be your first thought, but it should be. South Africa itself, without the safari, is an excellent vacation destination. The beautiful countryside, mouthwatering food, and rich culture provides ample reasons in themselves to recommend…
That time a hippo attacked me in South Africa…
By Cory Lee2,900. That is the number of people that hippopotamuses kill each year on average. With that high number, they are considered the most dangerous animals in all of Africa. This fact was surprising to me. Before visiting South Africa, I was slightly nervous of lions and the many poisonous snakes in the country, but it…
Is South Africa’s Tshukudu Bush Camp Wheelchair Friendly?
By Cory LeeAfter spending four incredible days in Kruger National Park, I was sad to leave it, but excited to go to our next camp. Our guide, Alfie, said that at the private rest camp, Tshukudu, we would be able to get more up close to the animals. This camp is much smaller than Kruger (about 12,000…
A Wheelchair Accessible Safari Guide to Kruger National Park
By Cory LeeFor as long as I have dreamed of going on an African safari (which is my entire life), I’ve dreamed of visiting Kruger National Park. I’m not sure where or when I first heard of Kruger National Park, but it has always been a dream of mine to explore this vast landscape. At more than…
On a Wheelchair Accessible Safari in South Africa [VIDEO]
By Cory LeeMy recent wheelchair accessible safari through South Africa with Epic Enabled was incredible… too incredible for words actually, so I put together the video below. In it, you’ll be able to see the best moments of my time on safari in just 6 minutes. The highlight of the safari was spotting the Big Five (lion,…
An 11 Day Itinerary for a South African Safari
By Cory LeeI honestly can’t believe it, but I will be going on a safari in South Africa in just a few weeks (at the beginning of October 2016). This has been a gigantic dream of mine for pretty much my entire life, and I’ve had this trip planned for about 6 months now. So the fact…
How to Prepare for Your Safari in South Africa
By Cory LeeIf you have been reading my blog for a while, then you probably know that I am going on my dream trip: a South African safari this October. I still can’t even believe that it’s finally happening. I am beyond ecstatic to go on safari and see all of the amazing wildlife, try the authentic…
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