Operating various routes throughout Norway, and powered fully or partially by electricity, The Fjords’ new passenger catamarans set a new standard for tourist vessels. The gangway provides access for passengers with wheelchairs, prams or reduced mobility together with everyone else. All doorways have ramps and railings. Please enquire for exact routes.

Leading Hotel Group in Accessibility in Northern Europe with over 280 Hotels. Wet Rooms, Mobile Hoists Available (certain hotels), Profiling Beds. SWEDEN - Includes, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmo, Uppsala, Helsingborg, Jonkoping, Linkoping and Norrkoping. NORWAY - Oslo, Bergen, Lillehamer, Stavanger, Trondheim. DENMARK-  Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense FINLAND - Helsinki,...

VW Paravan Caddy Maxi The Volkswagen Caddy Maxi is equipped with satellite navigation and the "Park Distance Control" parking system. It guarantees a smooth driving experience thanks to a range of practical features. The VW Caddy Maxi can be used by up to six people. The car has enough space to transport one wheelchair user and five other...

With many buses now equipped to carry wheelchair users, City Sightseeing was created in 1999 in Seville, Spain and this tour is still the back bone of our worldwide operations. Starting with just four tours in 2000 and initially as a joint venture between UK based Ensign Bus and newly established City Sightseeing Spain, City Sightseeing is now a well-known feature in almost 100 locations worldwide which span six of the seven continents. Our bright, cheerful and fun-filled red open top buses are sought after by tourists and visitors to some of the world’s top destinations.

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 ...

Thon Hotels is a Norwegian-based hotel chain. It is currently the 3rd largest hotel chain in Norway with 93 hotels in Norway, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands. Most Thon Hotels in Norway and some in Brussels have accessible rooms. Accessible rooms are designed to be comfortable for guests with disabilities and mobility issues. They often include features like: wider doorways, grab bars, and roll-in showers. Please contact the individual hotel to ensure that your needs will be met.