Accessibility
Making Our Website Easier to Use.
Bush Doctor Safaris wants its digital experience to be clear, practical and usable for as many people as possible. This page explains our approach to accessibility, the areas we continue to review and how to tell us if something is getting in your way.
Our approach
Accessibility is part of a better travel experience.
Planning a safari already involves a lot of information. Our website should make that process easier, not more difficult. We aim to present content in a way that is understandable, navigable and practical across different devices and ways of accessing the web.
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Website content, technology and third-party services can change over time, so we continue to review the experience and improve areas that create unnecessary barriers.
Useful information should be available without unnecessary obstacles.
If you encounter an accessibility issue while using this website, we want to know about it so we can understand the problem and consider the most practical way to address it.
Practical accessibility priorities.
We focus on the parts of the experience that most directly affect whether visitors can find, understand and use the information they need.
Clear Structure
Pages should use logical headings, readable sections and predictable navigation so visitors can understand where they are and move through content efficiently.
Readable Content
We aim for clear language, useful contrast, comfortable spacing and layouts that remain understandable across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
Keyboard Use
Important navigation and interactive controls should be usable without relying only on a mouse or touchscreen wherever the website technology allows.
Meaningful Images
Images that communicate useful information should include appropriate text alternatives where relevant, while decorative imagery should not create unnecessary noise.
Forms & Actions
Contact forms, buttons and links should be understandable, clearly labelled and practical to use so visitors can complete important actions with less friction.
Responsive Experience
Content should adapt to different screen sizes without making important information difficult to read, reach or understand.
Design choices that support accessibility.
These are practical areas we consider when building and reviewing the site. Actual behaviour may also depend on browsers, devices and third-party components.
Typography & Contrast
Readable type, clear hierarchy and sufficient visual distinction between text, backgrounds and interactive elements.
Navigation
Consistent menus, descriptive links and a page structure that helps visitors understand where information is located.
Interactive Controls
Buttons, accordions and form controls should communicate their purpose clearly and remain practical to operate.
Content Alternatives
Where appropriate, important visual information can be supported with text so understanding does not rely only on appearance.
Some parts of the website may depend on third parties.
Booking services, maps, embedded media, external forms or other third-party tools may have accessibility behaviour that is not fully controlled by Bush Doctor Safaris. Where an external service creates a barrier, we encourage visitors to contact us so we can help find another way to provide the information or assistance.
Third-Party Booking Tools
External booking or enquiry systems may follow their own accessibility standards and interfaces.
Maps & Embedded Content
Interactive maps, videos or externally embedded content may not provide the same experience to every visitor.
Older Documents
Some downloadable files or legacy documents may require additional work to provide an equivalent accessible format.
Tell us what is difficult to access.
If you cannot access information, use a form, understand a document or complete an important action on the website, please contact us.
It is helpful if you can tell us which page you were using, what you were trying to do and the type of device or assistive technology involved.
We can help provide information another way.
If a digital format creates a barrier, contact Bush Doctor Safaris and we can review the issue or discuss another practical way to provide the relevant information.
Accessibility improvements continue over time.
We may update this accessibility page as the website changes, new tools are introduced or accessibility issues are identified. If a formal accessibility standard, audit result or conformance level is later confirmed for the site, that information can be added here with the relevant scope and date.