The World of Wheelchair Travel
Whether it’s a day trip or a long excursion, looking to explore or unwind, traveling in a wheelchair requires advanced planning.
Know Before You Go!
Discover wheelchair accessible activities, attractions, accommodations and transportation for destinations all over the world. Book with a tour or get the information you need to plan your own trip.
Transportation
Find out how you will get around. Driving your own car or looking to rent? Relying on public transportation like taxis, buses, trains and airplanes? How wheelable is your destination?
Travel Journals
Read the adventures and interviews of wheelchair travelers from around the world along with activities that you will never forget or never thought possible, from renting a fully wheelchair accessible yacht or RV to riding in a hot air balloon.
Travel Tips & Tricks
Make your journey smoother. Not know what to bring? What questions to ask? Want tips on flying or booking a hotel or vehicle? Find out here.
Equipment for Your Journey
What to bring? From bath accessories to bags, review the equipment specially designed for the wheelchair traveler. Make traveling more efficient and comfortable for you.
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