Written by Sylvia Longmire for SpinTheGlobe.net March 2019 Costa Maya is one of the most popular Western Caribbean ports of call for cruise ships. This port is also beneficial for wheelchair users because all cruise ships dock here, so no tenders are required. However, there are considerable limitations for activities beyond the port area, as you […]
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Morgan’s Wonderland
In 2006, Gordon Hartman observed his daughter, Morgan, wanting to play with other vacationing kids at a hotel swimming pool, but the kids were leery of Morgan and didn’t want to interact with her. Then and there, Gordon resolved to create opportunities and places where those with and without disabilities can come together for fun […]
Top 10 Accessible Hotels in Tampa
Written by Danielle Max for AccessibleGo.com Whether you are in town for business or pleasure (and we recommend pleasure every time), Tampa has plenty of options. A number of hotels offer accessible transportation with transfers from the airport and to other key attractions around the city. Be sure to check before booking – advance notification […]
Five Ghostly Accessible Tours In Galveston
Written by Chillie Falls, October 9, 2022 for Accessadventure.net So far, I have found seven accessible tours in Galveston. Five of them are related in some way to ghosts. All are completely wheelchair accessible, or in my case, mobility-scooter accessible. The Port of Galveston has developed itself steadily over the last 22 years, and is […]
Accessible Jury’s Inn of Southampton
Filmed and narrated by Lizzy Lou for Travels With Lizzy Lou, October 6, 2022 My friend, and fellow administrator of Cruises For Solos, filmed, produced and narrated the video below on an Accessible Room in Jury’s Inn of Southampton. Lizzy Lou has recently stayed there twice, and will stay again. That is a good enough […]
Hire a WAV (Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle) from Allied Mobility Hire
Written by the Bimblers, for a UK Accessible Travel Blog I didn’t think we needed a WAV until we tried one. And now I’m not so sure. I thought a WAV was for people who can’t transfer out of their wheelchairs. How wrong was I? Bridget can transfer from her wheelchair, but we hired a […]