South America

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

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

Colombia, with its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, is becoming a more inclusive destination for travelers with mobility needs.

Peru, a country renowned for its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and ancient civilizations, is an incredible destination for travelers.

These observatories are committed to providing accessible stargazing experiences, with careful consideration of parking, bathroom facilities, and potential barriers. Each

Easter Island (Rapa Nui – Isla de Pascua) in off the coast of Chile in South America has been on

Brazil, the largest country in South America, is a vibrant and diverse destination known for its beautiful landscapes, rich culture,

Quito, the vibrant capital of Ecuador nestled high in the Andes, offers a rich array of accessible attractions and amenities

Chile, a stunning South American country known for its diverse landscapes ranging from arid deserts to lush forests and beautiful

Baños, Ecuador, also known as Baños de Agua Santa, is a small town situated in the Andean highlands. Known for

If you ever have the opportunity to visit Peru, take it!  Lima is a vibrant city of about 25 million

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

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

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

  Baños de Agua Santa is one of the most wheelchair accessible cities in Ecuador thanks to the efforts of

The Huasquila Amazon Lodge located in the Sacred Valley of Cotundo in Tena, Ecuador is the only wheelchair accessible overnight

Fortaleza in Brazil is a city that has as one of its many travel activities centered around tourism, however it