For functionality, the Omnipods and cabins come with a stylish wet room with top of the range accessible bathroom fixtures, a custom built kitchen area and electrical sockets/USB ports at appropriate heights. Our luxury pods and cabins can accommodate from 2 - 6 people, depending on your choice of options, and come equipped with key standard features and a range...

As a leading global destination, Dubai aims to improve travel accessibility for visitors with special needs, known as ‘People of Determination’ in the UAE. Whether it is at the airport, public transport, top attractions or accommodation, we continue to enhance the traveller experience to help you navigate our city with ease.

Reuben’s Retreat walks side-by-side with: Children and young people who have a life limiting and/or life threatening illness and their parents and siblings Parents and siblings that have a lost a child We support beneficiaries from across the UK through a range of support services including: Counselling  Support groups Activity & therapy...

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Emma writes a very comprehensive article about 'Canvas & Campfires'.

Find accessible hotels, tours, transportation, activities and more. VacayAbility began when our founder, Natasha Graves, who has multiple chronic illnesses, was looking for places that were accessible to her when she traveled for both doctors appointments and for pleasure.

Give Kids The World Village is an 84-acre, nonprofit resort in Central Florida that provides weeklong, cost-free vacations to children with critical illnesses and their families. The Village and its community partners provide children and their families accommodations in fully-furnished villas, transportation, tickets to theme parks, meals, daily entertainment...

Our goal is to make it easier to travel and participate in the everyday life in Denmark. Maybe you don’t think about it every day but almost a fifth of all Europeans are affected by a disability. To many travellers, customers and visitors good access conditions are some of the most important features when planning trips, excursions or vacations. We have gathered information, so that you can look up a detailed description on accessibility within our Access Denmark registered places, buildings or outdoor areas. Our team has visited all of the places and prepared photos and information in fact sheets, so that you can make an informed decision and plan what is necessary for you before you decide to go.

In general, airlines, trains, buses, ferries and shops in Norway are quite accessible. But some advance planning will make it easier for you to get around. Visit the website for more information  Click Here ...

We are a s pecialised tour operator for people with access needs.  Local knowledge Tailor made holidays Ability to guarantee accessible rooms City tours, (shore) excursions, (wheelchair) accessible transfers  Mobility equipment hire Accessible Travel Netherlands (ATN) was initiated in November 2010 to provide tourists with accessibility...

Bermuda Tourism offers information on accessible transportation, tours and accommodation.

For over 40 years, the Family Holiday Association has provided breaks for UK families struggling with issues such as disability, severe and sudden illness, bereavement, mental health issues and domestic violence. The charity was founded on the belief that holidays are a lifeline, not a luxury , and this is a key principle that survives to this day. The majority of families...

Tourism for All are a small, vibrant, independent, national charity who are the voice of disabled holidays, accessible tourism and accessible travel in the UK. We’re passionate about ensuring that people can participate in all areas of community life, whatever their mobility or ability. Whatever your ideal disabled holiday, you’re sure to find it on our...

My name is Josephine Rees (1993). I’m Dutch-British and was raised internationally in Tokyo and Moscow. I recently completed my MSc in Social Policy & Public Health and live in the beautiful city of Amsterdam. I was confronted with the value of mobility after losing it in an instant. I realised there was a lack of centralised information in English about Amsterdam’s accessibility. My purpose is to highlight accessible places, to shatter disability stereotypes, and to encourage people of all levels of mobility to get the most out of this exciting city.

CHuC (the Ceiling Hoist Users Club) was set up by the late Sue Maynard Campbell MBE , M.D. of Equal Ability CIC, to promote the interests of those disabled people who need to use hoists and particularly those who need, or prefer, ceiling track hoists (also caller tracker and tracking hoists).  The lack of ceiling track hoists in away from home accommodation...

Holidays with Help was formed by a group of British Red Cross Society members with over thirty years of organising holidays for large groups of people with disabilities. We provide respite care breaks for people with disabilities and their carers with support from trained and experienced helpers. Medical and nursing personnel are also on site to offer guidance where...

Emma describes the stay she experienced in an adapted unit in Scotland.

New York City is full of accessible attractions that are ready to welcome visitors of all abilities, from world-class museums to hidden gems that you’ve got to see to believe they’re in New York. From navigating public transportation to picking an accessible place to eat, let this be your guide to a New York that is welcoming to all.

Monterey County prides itself on being an inclusive destination that warmly welcomes individuals with physical or sensory challenges. With many accessible amenities and accommodations, Monterey ensures that everyone can fully enjoy the beauty and charm of this coastal paradise.

This is a link to a guide to buying a disabled static caravan in the UK, we’ll give you top tips on how to find the perfect holiday home and park for your family, by highlighting the manufacturer’s that specialise in wheelchair-friendly caravans and explaining the many modifications available for those with disabilities.

'Walt Disney World - Made Easy for Everone' (diz-abled.com)  is a Florida based information service for everything you need to know about your visit to WDW in Florida The operators stress that the organisation is not owned or endorsed by the Walt Disney World Corporation, or any of its associates. The site offers practical information on a variety of...

In a bid to bring the splendour of South Africa to the traveller with special requirements, we offer the following services: Specialist in tours for Wheelchair users in our adapted vehicle with ramps, which make other venues accessible as well. Also we are THE SPECIALISTS in tours for SIGHT IMPAIRED/BLIND GUESTS. Here we specifically design the tour around...

Go on a tour and explore the landmarks of Barcelona, from the old town to its Modernist monuments, the streets full of history or the modern seafront. Explore fascinating Catalonia: Montserrat Monastery, the beauty of the Costa Brava, the Dalí Museum, the Jewish quarter in Girona, Sitges’ charming seafaring style. Enjoy the extensive cultural and...

We offer tailor-made accessible day tours and longer trips to disabled travellers who visit Spain. Our tours use private wheelchair accessible vans and English/Spanish speaking driver/guides. Join us for a truly unique and unforgettable experience! Are you going on vacation? If you are a wheelchair user and you plan to visit Madrid in Spain with your family or friends,...

We provide specialist support for over 3,500 people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and complex needs. Whether you are looking for support in your own home, supported living accommodation, a registered care home or out in the community, our specialist teams are here to help you. Our commitment to quality is demonstrated by our sector-leading quality ratings. In England, 95%* of our registered locations are rated as Good or Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission. 100%* of our Scottish and Welsh registered locations are rated as overall compliant by the Care Inspectorate and Care Inspectorate Wales. *Data correct as at November 2021.

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A message from Candy Harrington, founder of 'Emerging Horizons':  " When I started writing about accessible travel almost 25 years ago, I was definitely the odd duck in the pond. I remember approaching tourism reps and explaining my niche — travel for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. Usually the response was a...

Hello, my name is Damir Miller. I am a wheelchair user, entrepreneur, owner of the Miller & Lev company, an eternal optimist and cofounder of accesstravels.org. Our company is dedicated to making the world attainable for people with physical disabilities by offering a database for reliable, accessible worldwide tourism. We are looking to interest you as a member of our community , as a investor and as a friend who make impact together with us .

The Newman Holiday Trust is a voluntary organisation which runs summer holidays for children with additional needs. The Trust provides holidays for over 140 children aged 4-18 each year, but we rely on people's generosity to help us continue our vital work.

The Short Breaks Fund . This provides grants to third sector organisations that support unpaid carers to take a break from their caring role. Shared Care Scotland operates three of the Short Breaks Fund programmes on behalf of the National Carers Organisations and the Scottish Government. These are funded on an annual, rolling basis. 

The ultimate aim of Respitality is to provide a short vital break for unpaid carers in Scotland when they need it most. This is achieved by connecting carers’ organisations with hospitality, tourism and leisure businesses who are willing to donate a break free of charge. Respitality is a Scottish Government supported initiative, is delivered locally by approved Respitality Delivery Partners and coordinated nationally by Shared Care Scotland.

We are a national charity providing short breaks and holidays for disabled people. CS Disabled Holidays can provide funding for up to 50% of the full cost of a one or two week holiday. Formerly known as The Cavendish Spencer Trust, we are here to provide funding towards respite breaks and holidays for severely disabled adults with neurological or neuromuscular...

Since 1972, thousands of men and women with developmental challenges, autism, down syndrome, and other special needs have achieved greater independence through travel experiences provided by The Guided Tour , Inc. The focus of The Guided Tour  is to provide a growth-producing experience for our travelers, in which they are able to travel and socialize independent...

We exist to re-route common assumptions about dementia, and we’re determined to propel change, so this all-to-often forgotten community can experience the joys of travel, tourism and hospitality that most people take for granted.

My name is John Morris. In the Fall of 2012, a car accident changed the course of my life. Severe burns laid claim to three of my limbs, making me a triple amputee. Shock, fear, anger, sadness, hopelessness. Yes, I grappled with all of those emotions. But that’s not what I’m here to talk about. Before my disability, I was a traveler. I took flights for...

Adventure Easily and experience Tampa Bay’s accessible attractions. Our destination offers unique experiences, unforgettable memories, and specific accessibility guidelines for people of all abilities to enjoy.

We're a charity transforming vacant hotel rooms into vital breaks for full-time unpaid carers.. We know how challenging it can be to care for someone. A couple of days away with a partner or a friend can work wonders. It may seem like a small thing but it can make a huge difference. Who can get a break? To be eligible you need to be over 18 years of age and provide more than 30 hours of unpaid care per week.

Stichting on Wheels has been working since 1997 for children, adults and elderly people with (severe) disabilities, such as Duchenne disease. We would like to offer these children and their parents, as well as adults or elderly people, the unfettered holiday feeling or a carefree day out! We make this possible by renting adapted means of transport and camping, chalets and organising fun activities.

Across is a charity created specifically to provide transport and support to enable those with special care needs to go on pilgrimages to Lourdes. The charity also enables groups to organise holidays to other destinations in Europe for those with special care needs.

The Victoria Convalescent Trust (VCT) is a registered charity.Our main purpose is to make grants to fund or part-fund short breaks for those, including carers, of any age, living in England and Wales: Who are in need of a short break for the purpose of convalescence, recuperative care or respite care; Who do not have adequate resources to fund themselves; and ...

Pronounced  “ Get-About-Able”, a social enterprise based in Canberra, Australia is focused on improving travel and leisure options for people with disabilities. All profits are re-invested to empower people with disabilities to participate in travel and leisure activities, and to help the travel and leisure sector be more inclusive for people with disabilities....

Beaulieu Respite supports Isle of Wight disabled children and their families through making their lives that bit nicer at Beaulieu House in Newport. Beaulieu House is THE ONLY DISABLED CHILDREN’S OVERNIGHT RESPITE CENTRE ON THE ISLAND. Beaulieu House is a council-run facility, however, with tight budgets, the council can only afford to pay for the necessities.  Beaulieu Respite is a registered charity and all of our staff are volunteers, so almost every penny raised goes directly to make the children’s lives nicer. We provide the extras that the council cannot.

Accessibility information for visiting the island of Malta.

S pin the Globe creator Sylvia Longmire is an accessible travel writer and licensed travel agent. She's also like no other travel blogger you've ever come across. Service-disabled veteran. Full-time wheelchair user. Entrepreneur. Single mother.  Former Ms. Wheelchair USA 2016. Sylvia travels around the world, usually solo, and promotes the wheelchair...