Professional and knowledgeable tour guides make the trip worth it and have experience in providing accessibility to guests traveling with wheelchairs. Their website has some basic information about Portugal wheelchair access, and provides this link to a national website with more tips.[/vc_column_text]
We believe that leisure is essential in promoting the health and fulfillment of human beings. In Social solidarity, one of our objectives, is the promotion of accessible tours with people with disabilities who otherwise would not have this opportunity.Go It's Accessible
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