Adventure + Active Travel

Peaceful, serene, otherworldly. You know, all those cliche terms people throw around about scuba diving. They are all true and

I’m a 46-year-old Danish man with a spinal cord injury who lives in Thailand for about six months per year.

The San Gabriel Mountains in the Mojave Desert of Southern California have nearly perfect conditions for flying a glider plane,

Scotland is a land rich with ancient history, sacred landscapes, and spiritual traditions. From Neolithic stone circles to medieval cathedrals

The Texas Gulf Coast offers a blend of tranquil retreats, outdoor adventures, and modern marvels, making it an attractive destination

Road trips offer freedom and flexibility, making them a fantastic travel option for wheelchair users. However, careful planning can make

Camping offers a wonderful way to connect with nature, relax, and enjoy the great outdoors. For wheelchair users, adaptive equipment

The world is full of strange and fascinating places, from eerie landscapes to bizarre museums. For wheelchair users, accessibility can

Inclusive Cycling International is a nonprofit dedicated to bringing adapted cycling to the world. Since 2016, Inclusive Cycling International has

Argentina offers a wealth of experiences for wheelchair travelers, with increasing efforts to enhance accessibility across its cities and natural

Patagonia, the breathtaking region shared by Argentina and Chile, is famous for its rugged landscapes, towering mountains, and vast glaciers.

Uruguay may be small in size, but it’s rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. With its welcoming atmosphere and

India is a land of diverse spiritual traditions and is home to some of the most beautiful and ancient temples

Vumbua means “Discover” in Swahili, and at Vumbua Africa, we welcome you to discover the cultures, beauty, and diversity of

Adaptive horseback riding offers individuals with disabilities, including those who use wheelchairs, the opportunity to engage in therapeutic and recreational

Deep in the heart of the American Southwest, in the beautiful state of New Mexico, wheelchair travelers are able to

  In 2018, we traveled to Valparaíso, Chile, a lovely ocean-side city, to celebrate Christmas and New Years with our

Wave-Ability in Israel was established out of the belief that surfing and activity in the water allows a person with

On my Japan wheelchair travel adventure, I spent most of my time in Tokyo, which is broken up into over

Yosemite National Park in the foothills of the Sierra Mountains of California is one of the most popular attractions in

 Overwhelmed by New Zealand; the beauty, the grandeur, the force, and its rejuvenation. I am overwhelmed by the souls

Mexico is rich with ancient sites that offer a glimpse into its historical and cultural heritage. While some popular sites

For such a long time, it has not been possible for people who have a physical disability to trek on

  “Yep, I’m alive. Check. Not bleeding. Check. Nothing seems to be broken. Check. I’m fine,” I said to myself.

North Lake Tahoe, with its serene alpine landscape and charming mountain towns, offers a perfect getaway for those looking to

The Republic of North Macedonia, a landlocked country in Southeast Europe, is known for its rich history, natural beauty, and

Alaska is more stunning in person than imagined, and is a top wheelchair travel destination. The easiest and most wheelchair-friendly

When planning a visit to these ancient sites, it’s important to consider the physical demands of the terrain and the

Azores for All is an accessible tour company servicing wheelchair travelers visiting the Azores Islands of Portugal. Ponta Delgada in

Sudan, with its rich history, diverse cultures, and stunning landscapes, offers a unique travel experience. However, the country’s infrastructure presents

Challenged Sailors San Diego in California provides therapeutic and recreational adaptive sailing opportunities for people with disabilities to enhance their

In Colorado, the Rocky Mountain National Park is a hiker’s paradise with over 50-day hikes and many opportunities for multiple-day backpacking

Teton Adaptive is a nonprofit organization focused on adaptive outdoor recreation located in Jackson Hole, Wyoming not far from the

I choose to travel to Vietnam on a whim. I wanted to go to Southeast Asia and I had heard

A snowmobiling holiday tour with Artic Adventure is usually seven days, six nights with four days of snowmobiling guaranteed in

Note: This park states that its indefinitely closed, but this is a great story about a wheelchair hiker hiking a

Located in northwest Arizona, just 2 1/2 hours from Las Vegas, Stagecoach Trails Guest Ranch is a wheelchair accessible desert

Krankin’ thru China was established in 2013 by two Americans and their Chinese friend in an effort to enhance physical

Latin America for All is an accessible tour operator. Visit the Galápagos Islands, Highlands, and Amazon of Ecuador. In Peru,

Welcome to Morocco! Only 9 miles from the European coastline, leaving by plane or ferry you are instantly in a

Locals have an abundance of Mother Nature’s candy and medicine at their fingertips. For many life is very simple and

Peaceful, serene, otherworldly. You know, all those cliche terms people throw around about scuba diving. They are all true and

As a world-class scuba diving destination, Cozumel, Mexico is an obvious travel destination for divers. However, with its breathtaking beaches,

Having relocated from the East Coast to California, we were planning our first holiday and considering options like Hawaii, Vegas,

Leaving Juneau After checking out, we decided to get a brunch at our now favorite place in Juneau, Alaska, The Sandpiper

Kegan Reilly, a 33-year-old rafter and paraplegic, and I lean back-to-back against each other, shivering.  Even with wetsuits, this is

Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah offers a series of viewpoints of the canyon, some with short walkways that are

Freedom Sailing International is a non-profit organization based in New Orleans, whose mission is to design, build and operate the first

I had a familiarization tour of Nepal organized by Four Season Travel and Tours of Kathmandu with my wheelchair. Major

Ecuadorians are a mix of native and Spanish people, which they call themselves “mestizo.” The mestizo are a kind and

It was our first day out of Quito and into real Ecuador. We were staying at an accessible hostel on

Millions of tourists visit Israel these days and among them there are a lot of people with limited mobility. The

Bezbatour is the only travel agency in the Czech Republic focused on accessible traveling. We offer our services to everybody

Traveling has always been a big part of my life. So it is no wonder, that after leaving the hospital,

Christiann Otter Baily has a spinal cord injury (L3, L4) from a skateboarding accident in 2006 and does what he

Young, a senior engineer on the L10n team, attended a 6-week flight training program with a full scholarship at the

WheelchairTraveling.com At fourteen I became paralyzed but the love for adventure did not vanish. I want to see and experience

 “Can you skydive three people who are paralyzed today?” inquired my friend Charlene Vine to Bill Dause, the owner

Egypt holds a unique position among the world’s civilizations, often referred to as “The Motherland of the World,” “Land of

It’s always a bit risky taking a journey to a remote destination where accessibility may be in question.   But seven

AccessSurf is a non-profit organization in Hawaii that offers therapeutic adaptive aquatic instruction to individuals, families and wounded military personnel.

Welcome to Ladakh, India! Barren majestic mountains reach out to the sky entwined with prayer flags fluttering in distant monasteries;

An image of a wheelchair engraved on a stone dated as early as 5000 years ago was found in China

I would like to share some of my wheelchair experiences while on vacation in China with my wife.  First, let

In South Africa, Epic Enabled offers an exciting 8-day (7 nights) wheelchair accessible safari through Kruger National Park with a

Four parts of the Swiss Alps exist within Switzerland: Schweizer Alpen (German), Alpes suisses (French), Alpi svizzere (Italian) and Alps

I’ve had the opportunity to go on a lot of group hunts all over the United States and become friends with

I’m a 46-year-old Danish man with a spinal cord injury who lives in Thailand for about six months per year.

This visit was part of a ten-day, three-stop, tourist trip to Turkey in April of 2014. I had been to

I think Istanbul is a must-see world destination. The layers of religions, empires, architecture, and beautiful water views, along with

Planning Recently I travelled to Istanbul Turkey for vacation. Before we left I searched the web for information on the

Two hours south of Los Angeles and a day trip away from Joshua Tree National Park in the Mojave Desert

The San Gabriel Mountains in the Mojave Desert of Southern California have nearly perfect conditions for flying a glider plane,

While there are still restrictions to go anywhere in Cuba, even Havana, it is easier to get there than it

Together we at GoAfrica Safaris have over 30 years of experience in the tourism and hospitality industry. It has been

The Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors (BAADS) strives to make all aspects of sailing accessible. To fulfill this mission, we

The name Freizeit-PSO stands for “Freizeit Para Special Outdoor Sports” because we want to approach people that are physically and

New Zealand is a haven for those seeking peace, rejuvenation, and relaxation as well as a playground for thrill seekers

Experience real head-to-head racing at Pole Position Raceway and discover why indoor karting is the fastest-growing sport in the United

WheelchairTraveling.com At fourteen I became paralyzed but the love for adventure did not vanish. I want to see and experience

The following is a growing list of adapted snow skiing companies in both the United States, Canada, and Europe that make

Scuba diving is the best way to experience the underwater world. Someone who is a paraplegic or uses a wheelchair

When arriving at the Iceland Keflavik Airport by wheelchair (about 50 km or 31 mi from Reykjavik) the surroundings may

Russell, a quadriplegic, and his wife, Darlene, make a trip across the United States. I first must tell you my

Have you ever felt like being in a wheelchair was limiting your choice of holidays? Have you ever wanted to

With its distinction as the world’s most rugged island, Tasmania is not exactly the place you would put first on

Valley Adaptive Sports’ is a non-profit organization that aims to support and develop recreation opportunities for people with disabilities in

No Barriers is a registered 501(c) that works to empowers people of all walks of life and abilities to overcome obstacles,

Barbados has a physical challenge. We’ll call it, “Location, location, location.” It is unique among the Caribbean Islands as a

Aotearoa, New Zealand was the chosen location for a tandem biking adventure for a group of three blind and vision-impaired

There is so much to see in this beautiful country of Africa.  One summer is surely not enough.  My trip

One of the first things staring me in the face when I found out I was going to Namibia was