Destinations
There are many destinations adapted to people with reduced mobility. Indeed, more and more countries are sensitive to disability and are implementing policies and concrete actions to improve accessibility. As a result, travel is becoming more accessible!
If you want to get away from the beaten track, you have come to the right place! With our guides, discover places that are not well known but which become ideal destinations if you have the right information. Whether you use a wheelchair, have di?culty walking or are a senior, these guides are made for you.
Croatia in a wheelchair or with mobility problems:
One of Europe’s most popular destinations is now possible for anyone with mobility di?culties. Enjoy the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic, charming towns and excellent Mediterranean food. But don’t just visit the coast, the interior of the country is well worth the visit!
Lanzarote in a wheelchair or with mobility problems:
This island, close to Morocco, has an exceptionally mild climate. On the programme: volcanoes, lava Ields, turquoise water beaches, white-walled villages, breathtaking views, unusual vineyards and sea-oriented gastronomy! The island with 300 craters has a very arid landscape caused by eruptions that have covered most of it. A change of scenery guaranteed!
Iceland in a wheelchair or with mobility problems:
Iceland will amaze you with its many colours. Marvel at the countless waterfalls, meet the local wildlife (whales, dolphins, seals, horses, reindeer, arctic foxes…), get up close to the thousand-year-old glaciers, hunt for the northern lights, relax in the natural hot springs, explore the fjords, admire the volcanoes and black sand beaches that bear witness to geological activity that is still present.
Utah in a wheelchair or with mobility problems:
This state in the American West has a dry and sunny climate most of the year. On the menu: spectacular rock formations, natural arches, colourful deserts, breathtaking canyons and a rich culture of Western and Native American traditions! Utah, famous for its five national parks, reveals a landscape that is often arid, sculpted by thousands of years of erosion. A real playground for lovers of nature and wide-open spaces.