Move and Go - Travel Resources for Those with Disabilities
Tapooz Travel Accessible Tours - specializes in trips for those with mobility issues, including visual and hearing impairment, rather than cognitive disabilities. When they have a client with a visual or hearing impairment, they make sure there’s at least one guide trained in sign language, or have a guide who can help with things like reading the menu at the restaurant and providing a voice narration during a site visit. Their network also includes adaptive sports instructors, sailboat skippers, tribal elders, massage therapists, and hot air balloon operators, all of whom are trained to work with travelers with disabilities.
Wheel the World The owner was paralyzed from the chest down after surviving an accident at 18. This didn’t stop him from seeing the world—he’s since visited 30 countries on five continents. “I realized that people with disabilities should be able to explore places as anyone else,” he says. Most of his clients are adults or seniors with mobility disabilities and wheelchair users, and he can arrange solo travel or group trips. Silberstein wants to create more awareness around accessibility, and his company pays special attention to details like the height of beds, width of doors, and accessibility of bathrooms, compiling this information on the Wheel the World website. Their multi-day trips are designed with local tour operators with a focus on accessible travel, and includes access to adaptive bikes, beach wheelchairs, and equipment for hiking, skydiving, kayaking, scuba diving, and surfing
Travel for All has organized more than 5,000 vacations around the world for travelers with a variety of requirements, including cane users, slow walkers, hearing and vision impaired persons, travelers with complex health issues like dialysis and developmental disabilities, and wheelchair users.
Wheelchair Accessible Destinations Discover a wide range of wheelchair accessible destinations across Europe and beyond. Depending on the destination, we offer different types of accessible tours, experiences, and travel services tailored to your needs. From city breaks and cultural tours to nature experiences and fully organised accessible holidays, every destination offers something unique.
Accessible Travel for Families with Special Needs Creating Your Sensory-Cons… Luxury Travel Advisor specializing in Accessible & Special Needs Travel creating magical vacations for all.
Adaptive Activities Discover the world of adaptive recreational activities with this comprehensive guide for wheelchair users. From accessible kayaking and cycling to adaptive skiing and horseback riding, this resource covers a wide range of inclusive activities designed for all abilities. Learn about adaptive equipment, find programs and locations near you, and get tips for making the most of each experience. Whether you’re looking to enjoy nature, stay active, or try something new, these recreational activities make adventure and fun accessible to everyone.
Wheelchair Friendly Holidays in Europe International travel is possible as a wheelchair user and especially in Europe. From the fleets of wheelchair accessible taxis to the tour companies that have all the inside information to help you plan your dream vacation, there are plenty of wheelchair friendly holidays in Europe for you to consider. All of the cities on this list have great accessibility, which will allow you to focus on the destinations over the logistics.This top 10 list takes you all over some of the most wheelchair accessible cities in Europe and includes both well known destinations, as well as some hidden gems. Each location is broken down to highlight recommended tour companies, things to do, and getting around, which includes rolling around, taxis, and public transportation.
