New York

Guides / staff members will be available to assist

No accessible bathrooms available for the activity

Places present some barriers and minimum assistance is needed

Conquer the high seas (or just the New York Harbor) on the Manhattan Boat Tour! During your day on the water, you'll sail around the Statue of Liberty and see the New York skyline from a topsail schooner that is accessible from bow to stern. With a crew happy to assist with any need and masts raised 12 stories high, you'll get to traverse New York in a way very few ever get to experience! This sailboat excursion is the tour of your dreams.&nbsp;

Ideal for a romantic date, a family outing, or trip for an out-of-town visitor, the boat tour sails through the NYC Harbor, closely passing The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Governors Island, and offers the best views of NJ and NYC. While onboard, make sure to grab a drink and raise the sails.&nbsp;

You are welcome to bring your lunch or purchase a drink from the ship's bar. So, hop aboard for the ultimate bucket list experience, and spend the afternoon sailing New York's coast until sunset.


	 


ACCESSIBILITY:

Sailing should be accessible to all, regardless of mobility challenges. The Clipper City Tall Ship, built before the A.D.A., offers wheelchair accessibility to 80% of its public deck space. Boarding the vessel typically requires assistance from the crew due to wakes from ferry boats and tidal changes. Clipper City features a large main deck with restrooms on the same level. Although bathrooms cannot be entered while in a wheelchair, transfer to the bathroom is possible with grab bars inside.&nbsp;

Unfortunately, larger electric scooters and wheelchairs cannot be accommodated. The 1929 Shearwater Schooner is not wheelchair accessible.&nbsp;

Please let a travel expert know for any specific arrangements to ensure a comfortable experience aboard.

Sailing Cruise in Manhattan

Sail New York Harbor and off The Statue of Liberty on this unforgettable cruise. Check out its accessibility here!

A large white sailing boat in front of the Statue of Liberty

Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

Transportation is not wheelchair accessible but assistance will be provided for transfers

After watching a brief safety video, crew members will help passengers with disabilities get on and off board through manual transfers. They will fly over The Statue of Liberty and re-discover the city’s world-famous skyline. They will see the One World Trade Center, and Times Square from an entirely new perspective. This tour is also a learning opportunity, as their guide will explain the city’s rich history and world-famous landmarks. The tour also includes breathtaking views of the iconic Ellis Island, Chrysler Building, the Empire State building, the Chelsea piers and more.&nbsp;

An accessible bathroom is available before and after boarding the helicopter.

New York City Helicopter Tour

See the Statue of Liberty, Times Square and Central park during this 15-minute helicopter ride over New York City.

Fly over New York City's legendary skyline on a helicopter during a 20-minute tour of the big apple. See the spectacular Jersey Palisade peaks and get an up-close view of the world-famous Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. All of the city's top tourist attractions will be covered. Guests will fly over the Empire State Building, the One World Trade Center, Central Park, Times Square, Columbia University, and the Yankee Stadium on non-game days.

Guests will meet their guide and watch a short instructional safety video before boarding the aircraft. Wheelchairs do not fit into the helicopter, but crew members have experience assisting people with disabilities and are available to help will whoever needs it into a seat and out. During the whole tour, you will learn more about the city, its history, and landmarks while listening to your guide's comments.

An accessible bathroom is available before and after boarding the helicopter.

The Ultimate New York City Helicopter Tour

Explore New York City’s iconic landmarks from above in this thrilling 20-minute helicopter ride.

Get ready to discover New York City like never before! This 30-minute helicopter ride over the big apple is an exhilarating once-in-a-lifetime sightseeing and photo opportunity.

After watching a brief safety video, crew members will help passengers with disabilities get on and off board through manual transfers. You will fly over Central Park, the Hudson River, the New York Harbor and re-discover the city’s world-famous skyline. You will see the Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, the Chrysler, the Met Life buildings, and the World Financial Center from an entirely new perspective. This tour is also a learning opportunity, as your guide will explain the city’s rich history and world-famous landmarks.

The tour includes breathtaking views of the iconic Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Greenwich Village, and the historic Brooklyn Bridge. Your helicopter will then take you further North, where you will see the George Washington Bridge, the New Jersey Palisades, Columbia University, and on non-game days, the state-of-the-art Yankee Stadium. The helicopter will also explore New York’s southernmost border, and pass over the longest suspension bridge in the United States: the Verrazano.

An accessible bathroom is available before and after boarding the helicopter.

Deluxe Helicopter Tour of New York City

Rediscover the world-famous New York City skyline on this breathtaking 30-minute helicopter ride.

Helicopter flies around the Brooklyn Bridge.

Accessible bathroom available in only one stop of the activity

On this accessible dinner cruise, you can see the famous city of New York from a new angle as you cruise on a comfortable, European-inspired boat with a glass-enclosed deck. During the cruise, a 3-course meal will be served and you and your party can enjoy views of the city as you sail on the East and Hudson Rivers. All food is freshly prepared and served with unlimited tea, coffee, iced tea, and water, and you can purchase wine, beer, and cocktails from the on-board cash bar. The cruise lasts 3 hours and also includes a performance from an on-board live band with a singer.&nbsp;

The boat is accessible to people with disabilities and is accessed via a ramp. The ramp is quite steep but staff are on hand to provide assistance if necessary. There is an accessible restroom on board but in order to access the restroom, guests must transfer from their wheelchair into a stairlift. Service animals are permitted on the boat.&nbsp;

New York Premium Dinner Cruise

A sophisticated and accessible 3-hour evening cruise through New York, accompanied by live music and a 3-course meal. Check out its accessibility here!

The cruise boat sets sail towards the Statue of Liberty, with the sun setting in the background.

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

On this 2-hour culinary guided tour, you will explore one of New York's hottest boroughs: Brooklyn. You will stroll through hip neighborhoods such as Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO, stopping at the best eateries. Slices of pizza, pastries, and other iconic New York dishes will be part of the menu for you to experience the city, its food, and its landscapes as a true New Yorker.

Accessible restrooms will be available at multiple stops of the activity. Although the city can get crowded and difficult to navigate, guides will be able to assist you if needed. Make sure to arrive hungry!

Brooklyn Bridge & DUMBO Food Tour

On this 3-hour culinary guided tour, you will explore one of New York's hottest boroughs: Brooklyn. Check out its accessibility here!

On this private, accessible 6-hour tour, you’ll join a local guide to learn about a key part of New York’s history. You’ll meet your guide outside the Alexander Hamilton US Custom House and catch a ferry over to Ellis Island, where generations of immigrants arrived in America. Here, you’ll have some time to admire views of the Statue of Liberty and to analyze the records of the migrants who passed through there. You’ll catch another ferry across the rivers with stunning views of Manhattan in the background before arriving back in the Financial District. Then your guide will take you through the district and to Wall Street, calling in at immigrant-owned food carts. You’ll taste a sample of delicious international cuisine from several carts. At the end of the tour, your guide can tell you how to get back to your hotel or can give you tips on where to visit next.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible for people with disabilities. All ferries are wheelchair-accessible and many places visited have accessible bathrooms. Minimal assistance is required to navigate but your guide can help you if you wish.&nbsp;

New York and Immigration: From Ellis Island to the Financial District Private Tour

A private, accessible tour with ferry rides to New York’s Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island with food tastings included. Check out its accessibility here!

Tourists snap photos of the Statue of Liberty from across the river.

On this accessible, private tour, you’ll explore the famous Flatiron District of New York and learn about the city’s rich history of architecture and design. The tour can be customized to suit your interests, with several options available. The 4-hour tour option includes a walking tour of the Flatiron District, stopping at the foot of the iconic building, and your local guide will point out other notable skyscrapers in the area before taking you to Madison Square park.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities as all of the locations visited are wheelchair-accessible. Your guide will provide assistance if you require it and will take you to locations with wheelchair-accessible bathrooms.&nbsp;

Architectural Tour in Flatiron District, NYC

A private, accessible tour of New York’s Flatiron District visiting architectural landmarks with a local guide. Check out its accessibility here!

The iconic Flatiron Building, seen from below.

On this private, accessible tour, you will explore the most famous park in the world, Central Park in New York City, with a local guide. The flexible tour itinerary gives you the opportunity to spend time in the places of the park that interest you the most. You could choose a shorter tour and visit famous locations that have featured in popular films, or have a half-day tour and learn about Central Park’s natural flora and fauna and have a photoshoot by the lake. Full-day tours can include a visit to museums in the local area to deepen your knowledge of New York’s historical and cultural scene. Throughout the tour, your guide will share their local knowledge and can answer your questions about life in the city.&nbsp;

This accessible tour includes multiple stops with accessible bathrooms. Most of Central Park is wheelchair-accessible and your tour guide can provide assistance if you require it.&nbsp;

Private Tour of New York's Famous Central Park

An accessible, private tour of the famous Central Park in New York with a local guide and a flexible itinerary. Check out its accessibility here!

A view of Central Park, with people relaxing by the lake on a sunny day.

On this private, accessible tour, you’ll discover the history, food and culture of New York’s Lower East Side Neighborhood. Following a local guide, you’ll explore the district and learn about how the waves of migration to the United States have shaped it. The tour itinerary is flexible and has several options according to how much time you want to spend on the Lower East Side. This half-day tour includes a walk through the Lower East Side, learning from your guide about Jewish and Easter European immigrants that moved there. You’ll also sample some local food and visit a secret speakeasy bar. Whichever tour length you choose, your guide will give you plenty of tips of what to see and do in New York and many interesting facts about the Lower East Side.


	 


This is an accessible tour that can accommodate people with disabilities. The locations visited are wheelchair-accessible and many have accessible bathroom facilities. Your guide can also provide assistance, if necessary.&nbsp;

Cultural Guided Tour Through Manhattan's Lower East Side

A private, accessible tour through New York’s historic Lower East Side with a local guide and a flexible itinerary. Check out its accessibility here!

A street in the Lower East Side, with historic tenement buildings.

On this private, guided tour, you’ll enjoy an accessible visit to the center of American counterculture, Greenwich Village in New York City. The tour itinerary is flexible so that you can adapt it to suit your interests and make the most of your guide’s local knowledge. You’ll see Washington Square Park and some parts of New York University, as well as some locations used for filmings.


	 


This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and includes multiple stops with accessible bathrooms. Many places visited are wheelchair-accessible and your guide will be available to provide assistance, if you require it.&nbsp;

Get to Know New York Greenwich Village with a Local Guide

A private, accessible tour of Greenwich Village, New York, with a local guide and a flexible itinerary. Check out its accessibility here!

Crowds gather in the popular Washington Square Park.

On this accessible, foodie tour, you’ll explore New York’s unique High Line neighborhood with a guide and taste delicious food from a famous market. The private tour can be customized to suit your interests and itinerary. This 4-hour tour features a walk along the High Line, a green corridor above the city built on a disused railway line. Your guide will tell you about the High Line and the local ecosystem and will then take you to Chelsea Market, where you can get samples of international cuisine from the market stalls such as New York pizza and sweet exotic treats. All tour options include a knowledgeable local guide who can answer your questions and give you great tips on how to make the most of your time in the city.&nbsp;

All tour options are accessible to people with disabilities. Many of the stops have accessible bathrooms and most places can be navigated independently or require minimal assistance. Your trained guide can help you, if you wish.&nbsp;

Private Guided Tour of Chelsea Food Market and the High Line

An accessible, private tour of New York’s High Line walk and Chelsea food market with a friendly local guide. Check out its accessibility here!

The guide shows tourists around Chelsea Market.

Join us for an exciting adventure with Achilles International, the leading name in inclusive fitness in New York City! With activities for people of all ages and abilities, there's always something for everyone. Whether you want to run, walk, roll, or be a helping hand, we've got you covered!


	 


Immerse yourself in the heart of Manhattan at our iconic Central Park hub, or journey to our lovely spot in Prospect Park for special activities designed just for children with disabilities as part of our Achilles Kids program. We've got plenty to keep you moving and having fun, from adaptive cycling sessions to guided workouts.


	 


Manhattan Central Park Activities:


	 


Loeb Boathouse: Join us for adaptive cycling on Tuesdays at 5:00 PM and Saturdays at 9:30 AM.

Engineer's Gate: Be part of our run/walk sessions or the Achilles Kids program on Tuesdays at 6:00 PM and Saturdays at 9:30 AM.


	 


For information on workouts in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, please find more information here, https://www.achillesinternational.org/nyc&nbsp;


	 


Interested in joining us but located outside of NYC? Don't worry - we have chapters in Long Island and New Jersey too!


	 


We've recently revamped our workout registration system to make your experience smoother and more enjoyable. With this, you can access workout opportunities in your region, track your participation, and much more. To join us, all you need to do is register via our community management tool, Rosterfy. We also require a background check through our partner, Sterling Volunteers, for everyone's safety. Don't worry; it's a quick and straightforward process!


	 


Remember, when signing up for a workout, make sure to do so at least 12 hours in advance. You can also plan ahead and sign up for workouts up to four weeks in advance!


	 


At Achilles, we truly believe in fitness for everyone. Whether you're tackling your first mile, eager for a weekly walk, or ready to conquer the Abbott World Marathon Majors, we're here to support you. We welcome people with a wide range of abilities, including but not limited to: blindness or low vision, deafness or hard of hearing, cognitive, developmental, and intellectual disabilities, limb loss, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and we're incredibly proud to serve and welcome our military veterans.

So come along and be part of our vibrant and inclusive community. We can't wait to see you there!

<a href="https://achillesinternational.rosterfy.com/login" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Click here to register for this activity</a>.&nbsp;

Manhattan workout

Explore the beauty of Central Park with this 2-3 hour, private, instagrammable wheelchair accessible tour!


	 


Starting at Columbus Circle or with an accessible pick-up service from your hotel for an additional fee, your guide will lead you through the park, providing insights into each landmark. The journey will take you through iconic spots like Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Bow Bridge, The Ramble, Imagine Mosaic, The Mall and Literary Walk, Central Park Zoo, and the Dairy, offering fantastic opportunities for Instagram-worthy shots.&nbsp;


	 



	 


Whether you prefer quick stops for snapshots or have questions about the surroundings, this wheelchair-friendly tour adapts to your pace. With no entrance fees and several accessible restrooms along the route, &nbsp;join this tour to explore and learn about the iconic New York Central Park!

Instagrammable Wheelchair Accessible Tour in Central Park

Embark on this captivating, 2-3 hour, private, Instagram-able, wheelchair-accessible tour of the Financial District and Ground Zero, an exploration of historical and iconic New York City sites.


	 


Starting at Fulton Street and Broadway or with an accessible pick-up service from your hotel for an extra fee, your guide will lead you through the Financial District and World Trade Center area. &nbsp;You’ll discover the charm of Wall Street, the empowering Fearless Girl, Federal Hall, New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, World Trade Center, September 11th Memorial, and St. Paul’s Chapel, capturing memorable Instagram shots along the way.&nbsp;


	 


The entire tour is wheelchair accessible, ensuring a seamless and inclusive experience. Adapted to varying paces and interests, the tour combines insightful commentary with brief stops for photographs, catering to the needs and preferences of each participant. With no entrance fees and multiple accessible restrooms along your way, this wheelchair-friendly tour guarantees an enriching journey through the heart of New York's historic and resilient landmarks.

Instagrammable Wheelchair Accessible Tour of the Financial District & Ground Zero

Cancun

Optional adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

On this full-day private, guided tour of Chichen Itza and Valladolid, you'll discover two of the most incredible ancient cities in the world! Chichen Itza is a Mayan ruin declared a Unesco wonder, and it houses massive temples and Mayan ballcourts that will make you travel back in time and leave you speechless!

You'll be picked up at 8:00 AM from your Cancun hotel and transferred to Chichen Itza in the accessible vehicle. After the 3-hour ride with accessible bathroom stops on your way, you'll arrive at the archeological site. The entrance has a ramp to the ticket booth and entryway, which is flat and cemented, making it easy to navigate.&nbsp;

As you explore the ancient city on the 2.5-hour tour, you'll come across spectacular views and many paths of tightly packed dirt scattered with slightly loose and embedded stones and occasional tree roots that you'll need to navigate. But don't worry! The trails are wide, it's easy to move around, and your guide will be available to help.&nbsp;

After the accessible tour through the mystical city, the van will take you to a regional food restaurant. The restaurant’s facilities are accessible, and the Saamal Cenote is inside. Despite not being accessible, you will be able to appreciate its majesty. After a delicious meal, you'll return to your hotel in an accessible van. The ride is 3 hours long; you'll arrive at your Cancun hotel at about 8:00 PM.&nbsp;

This tour was designed for people with disabilities. There are accessible restrooms on your way to Chichen Itza, at the site's entrance building, and at the restaurant. Places are navigable for wheelchair users. If any obstacle presents itself, guides are available to help. Transportation is accessible: the van has a ramp entrance and enough interior space for a wheelchair user to travel comfortably.&nbsp;

Chichen Itzá accessible guided tour

On this full-day private, guided tour of Chichen Itza and Valladolid, you'll discover one of the most incredible ancient cities in the world!  Check out its accessibility here!

A wheelchair user poses for a picture in Chichen Itzá.

On this 6-hour private, guided tour of Tulum, you'll explore this archeological site and marvel at its breathtaking views. You'll be picked up from your hotel by an accessible van at 8:00 AM. Upon arrival, you can either take an accessible bus with a wheelchair lift that will take you to the entrance booth or walk or wheel for 10 minutes to get there.&nbsp;

The guided tour will take you to the ruins perched over the sea. You'll get close to the Castle, the Temple of the Frescoes, and the House of the Halach Unic. After the tour, you can shop for souvenirs at the on-site store. Paths have dirt floors, are fairly accessible, have ramps, and are mostly flat and spacious. However, some ramps are steep, and the paths can get slippery with puddles if it rained recently. Don't worry! Your professional guides can help!

There is an accessible restroom at the entrance booth, and most paths are accessible for manual and motorized wheelchairs. Transportation is accessible: both the van and the bus have enough space for wheelchair users and have a ramp entrance. Guides will be able to assist you. Don't forget your camera and sunscreen!

Tulum Accessible Guided Tour

On this 6-hour private, guided tour of Tulum, you’ll explore this archeological site and marvel at its breathtaking views. Check out its accessibility here!

Playa del Carmen

Guides / staff members have been trained by Wheel the World to provide assistance to people with disabilities during the activity

Few accessibility measures are in place and assistance is needed for the full experience

Adaptive equipment is included and two people assisting are needed

Make your way to Rio Secreto. There, you will watch a short introduction video, presenting you with the caves and the safety measures. After a 10-minute ride through the jungle, onboard an accessible van, you will get next to the cave entrance, where the changing rooms and lockers are located. You will get into your wetsuit and transfer to a Joelette trekking wheelchair before the tour starts. Assistance will be provided, and you own wheelchair will be safely kept in the lockers. You will then make your way to the wet cave entrance during a short hike. As you get into the water, you will discover an unsuspected underwater network of rivers and narrow caves. Stalactites and stalagmites will make you feel like in a glass museum. Your guide will tell you more about the geological history of the Earth, as you move around the breathtaking rock formations and discover several chambers. Visitors will be able to swim at certain spots along the way. The tour provides a truly unique, epic atmosphere as you explore the cave in darkness, only lit up by your headlight. As the water is cold, travelers will spend no more than an hour in the wet cave. Transportation can be organized upon request

Río Secreto Wet Cave

Get ready for a wild underground adventure!

Make your way to Rio Secreto. There, you will watch a short introduction video, presenting you the caves and the safety measures. After a 10-minute ride through the jungle, on board an accessible van, you will get to the cave entrance.  You will then start your journey along the underground river, discovering an unsuspected underwater network of rivers and caves. Stalactites and stalagmites will make you feel like in a glass museum. Your guide will tell you more about the geological history of the Earth, as you stroll around the breathtaking rock formations and discover several chambers. You will also enjoy the story of a legend being told to you, thanks to an audio guide, for a truly memorable experience. The trail is wide and smooth, and the cave is well lit, but travellers in a wheelchair will need some help as the route is rather steep. 
After the tour, you will go back to the information centre, where you will be able to enjoy a light buffet lunch made of local products, in an accessible restaurant. 
Transportation can be added to the tour.

Rio Secreto Dry Tour

Get ready for a memorable underground adventure!

On this full-day private, guided tour of Chichen Itza and Valladolid, you'll discover two of the most incredible ancient cities in the world! Chichen Itza is a Mayan ruin declared a Unesco wonder, and it houses massive temples and Mayan ballcourts that will make you travel back in time and leave you speechless!

You'll be picked up at 8:00 AM from your Cancun hotel and transferred to Chichen Itza in the accessible vehicle. After the 3-hour ride with accessible bathroom stops on your way, you'll arrive at the archeological site. The entrance has a ramp to the ticket booth and entryway, which is flat and cemented, making it easy to navigate.&nbsp;

As you explore the ancient city on the 2.5-hour tour, you'll come across spectacular views and many paths of tightly packed dirt scattered with slightly loose and embedded stones and occasional tree roots that you'll need to navigate. But don't worry! The trails are wide, it's easy to move around, and your guide will be available to help.&nbsp;

After the tour, you'll have lunch at Selva Maya Restaurant, which serves authentic Mayan flavors, and then transfer to Valladolid in the accessible van; there, you'll visit its Main Square, which is one of the Magic Towns in Yucatan. The site has access ramps and wide paths. After exploring, you'll return to your hotel in an accessible van. The ride is 3 hours long; you'll arrive at your Cancun hotel at about 8:00 PM.&nbsp;

This tour was designed for people with disabilities. There are accessible restrooms on your way to Chichen Itza, at the site's entrance building, and the restaurant. Places are navigable for wheelchair users. If any obstacle presents itself, guides are available to help. Transportation is accessible: the van has a ramp entrance and enough interior space for a wheelchair user to travel comfortably.&nbsp;

Miami

No Guides / staff members will be available to assist

On this accessible self-guided tour, you can explore the Everglades National Park and discover a natural habitat that is home to hundreds of species of plants and animals. Everglades National Park in southern Florida was constructed to protect the fragile ecosystem of the Everglades, which is the largest tropical wilderness in the United States. The park has five kinds of habitat, the freshwater sloughs which are sections of wetland that periodically flood, then the Cypress trees, coastal lowlands, the marine and estuary areas and the mangroves, which is the largest continuous mangrove ecosystem in the western hemisphere. The park has many animal species that visitors may be able to spot, ranging from foxes to river otters to deer and snakes. There are also many alligators and crocodiles in the park, swimming in the water channels or sunning themselves on the river banks. Visitors can discover the Everglades National Park on a self-guided tour on some of the park’s many interpretative trails, which are designed to allow for easy exploration of a particular natural habitat. Trails are well-marked and lined with informational displays about the nearby flora and fauna. The Everglades National Park is accessible for guests with disabilities. There are 7 trails which are either paved or have a boardwalk and which are less than 1.2 km (0.75 miles) in length. Many of the visitor centers are wheelchair-accessible with accessible parking spaces, accessible bathrooms and wheelchairs available to loan on a first come, first served basis. The films shown in the visitor centers have captions and the signage in the park and in the visitors centers is in Braille, with tactile displays wherever possible.

Accessible Exploration: Everglades National Park

An accessible self-guided tour of Florida’s Everglades National Park, following paved trails in a beautiful natural habitat.

A close-up of a small water bird coming in to land on the water.

This accessible tour brings together the best cultural and culinary experiences in Little Havana, Miami. You will meet your guide in Little Havana and set out for the tour, which will last approximately 2.5 hours. Little Havana was recently listed as an official American ‘National Treasure’ and is buzzing with Cuban culture. The tour includes some Little Havana highlights that other tours don’t visit, from artist studios to Cuban cigar makers to open-air markets. You will have plenty of opportunities to ask questions, learn about the area from your guide and snap great photos. The tour also includes stop-offs at some of the best eateries in all of Little Havana, and you’ll eat a full lunch across the duration of the tour! This will include the best Cuban sandwich in Miami, churros made using a secret recipe invented by a Cuban grandma and other Latin treats which may feature empanadas and croquetas. The food will be accompanied by drinks such as tropical juice, Cuban coffee and the best mojito cocktail in Miami. The tour visits places that are wheelchair-accessible and the sidewalks are smooth and paved, making it easy to navigate independently in a wheelchair. Your guide will be on hand throughout the tour to assist you, should you require help. At the end of the tour, you will finish up at the meeting point and can ask your guide about other unmissable restaurants, bars and landmarks to visit in Miami.

Guided Accessible Little Havana food and cultural tour

An accessible guided food and cultural tour of Little Havana, Miami, with plenty to eat and drink on the way.

A group of people raise their glasses in a toast, sat around a table in Little Havana.

On this accessible tour, you will meet your guide and explore Wynwood, one of the largest open-air art museums in the world. The tour will last for approximately two-and-a-half hours, and will call in at several delicious eateries along the way, which serve food that reflects the diversity and culture of the neighborhood. Your ticket will also include entry to the Wynwood Walls, the graffiti art museum, where you can see works by famous artists and learn about the different styles of graffiti. The tour will visit a French restaurant, Giache Crepes, where you will sample a crepe made from a recipe that has been passed down through generations. You will also experience modern Jamaican fine dining flavors at Dukunoo and eat Serrano ham croquetas at Rodilla. Additionally, the tour will visit the Pink Pie eatery, which is run by classical trained chefs and has Florida’s best pie, according to USA Today newspaper. Throughout the tour, your guide will be available to assist you, if necessary, and will provide a lot of information about modern art and also the construction of the Wynwood district. You will have plenty of photo opportunities and can linger to admire the open-air artworks. All places visited on the tour are wheelchair-accessible and sidewalks are smooth and paved so that you can navigate independently. The tour will end at the initial meeting point and you can choose to stay in the Wynwood area or head out to explore more of the city.

Guided Accessible Wynwood art and Food tour

An accessible guided food and art tour of Wynwood, Miami, with delicious snacks and entry to the Wynwood Walls included.

A group of people sat around a table, eating snacks, talking and drinking.

Experience one of the ‘must do’ Florida activities and join an accessible airboat tour through the Everglades grass and waterlands. This accessible one-hour airboat tour is led by the oldest Everglades tour operator in the area and has been specially adapted to accommodate visitors with reduced mobility. There are dedicated disabled parking bays in front of the center and the pathway to the jetty is smooth and slopes gently. The airboat can accommodate up to 2 wheelchairs per tour, which are firmly secured at the front of the boat. Staff are on hand to provide assistance, if necessary. Once in the boat, the tour will head out and explore the Everglades, with several stops along the way to point out local wildlife and to talk about the unique ecology of the area. You may be lucky enough to spot alligators, herons, turtles, raccoons and the Purple Gallanule, voted Florida’s most colorful bird. You will also see a small island which is only accessible by boat and which has an old cabin that used to be a camp for the Glades men. At the end of the tour, you will return to the center and can explore the reptile exhibits, and a 20-minute reptile show is included in your ticket price, as well as the opportunity to hold a baby alligator. You can also call in at the Coopertown Restaurant, which serves Everglades specialties such as frogs legs, alligator tails and catfish. These Floridian foods and more are also for sale at the gift shop.

Wheelchair Accessible Everglades airboat ride

A wheelchair-accessible airboat tour of the Everglades with a reptile show and a chance to hold a baby alligator included.

An airboat with passengers cruises through the Florida Everglades.

On this South Beach area guided tour, you will visit Ocean Drive, Art Deco District, and Española Way. This famous Miami location is known for its beaches, elegant shops, fancy restaurants, and multicultural ambiance.

Ocean Drive, Miami’s most iconic street, has been the setting of many Hollywood movies. Surely you will recognize the neon lights and the unique architecture of the Art Deco district, which samples the most extensive collection of Art Deco buildings. Española Way is a square and street with Spanish neocolonial architecture, built-in 1925, where many dining and entertainment opportunities will be available.&nbsp;

Guides have experience working with people with disabilities, accessible restrooms will be available at multiple locations, and places can be navigated independently by wheelchair users.

Wheelchair accessible South Beach Art Deco Guided Visit

A must place to visit in Miami, South Beach is famous for its beaches, entertainment opportunities, and the Art Deco District. Check out its accessibility here!

Wynwood Quarter is a must-stop if visiting Miami as it is an authentic canvas for street artists. The main attraction of this accessible tour is learning about the Miami art scene and gazing at spectacular painted murals and world-class contemporary art pieces. Your professional tour guide will have experience working with people with disabilities and show you the ins and outs of this bohemian district.

Places can be navigated independently by people with reduced mobility; either way, your guide will be ready to help if needed. Accessible restrooms will be available. Your tour guide can point you in the right direction.&nbsp;

Wheelchair accessible Wynwood Street Art Guided Visit

A hip district in which street artists can showcase their paintings, colorful Wynwood is filled with boutiques, restaurants, and bars. Check out its accessibility here!

Miami Design District offers world-class art galleries, design shops, and modern architecture. A trendy destination for locals and visitors alike, its streets have many treasures to uncover. Filled with dining options and shopping opportunities, this 18 block district houses the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, the Haitian Heritage Museum, and many other arts and cultural institutions that will inspire your creativity.

This 2-hour tour includes guides who have experience working with people with disabilities. Accessible restrooms will be available at multiple locations and places can be navigated independently by wheelchair users.

Wheelchair Accessible Miami Design District Guided Visit

Explore Miami Design District and its many art-sightseeing, dining, and shopping opportunities on this private guided tour. Check out its accessibility here!

Miami is famous for its Latin influence and Little Havana is a great example of that. A Miami neighborhood where Cuban people gather and Latin music, art, and culture, in general, can be enjoyed. This place is a happy reminder of how multicultural influences impact big cities in the best way possible.&nbsp;

This is a guided tour with many stops to savor Cuban cuisine: empanadas, medianoche sandwiches, plantains, and other dishes are included. Don’t forget to stop at the many art galleries and enjoy live Latin music.&nbsp;

Guides have experience working with people with disabilities, accessible restrooms will be available at multiple locations, and places can be navigated independently by wheelchair users.

Rollaway Tour: Little Havana Guided Visit

On this private tour of Little Havana, Miami, you will taste and experience Cuban and Latin culture and cuisine with a professional guide. Check out its accessibility here!

Maui

Accessible bathrooms available at every place of the activity

This show combines culture, entertainment, food and drink so that you can enjoy a traditional Hawaiian night. Listen to the beating of the drums, the Hawaiian chant, the sound of the conch… admire the lighting of the torches, the sunset, authentic dances, with a fire-knife dance finale… and taste the exotic flavors of Hawaiian cuisine after witnessing a traditional imu ceremony. This evening is a journey throughout the islands of Polynesia… in one night! You will be able to enjoy an all-you-can-eat type buffet, and a hosted open bar with alcoholic beverages for over 21s. Gluten, dairy, and nut free options are available.

Luau Night Show, Maui

This show combines culture, entertainment, food and drink so that you can enjoy a traditional Hawaiian night.

Adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently or assisted

This private adaptive surf lesson allows you, your family, or your friends, to have the time and attention required for a successful surfing experience, whether you are a first-timer or not. instructors will support you in getting into the water and catching waves tandem style, riding the beautiful Maui waves with you, and sharing the "stoke."&nbsp;

The surf spots have been carefully selected for their year-round beginner and intermediate surf conditions. Assistance will be provided at all times. If you are a wheelchair user, a beach wheelchair may be provided if needed.

Adaptive surfing at Maui

Surf lessons are one of the best ways to enjoy Maui’s beautiful ocean. This private lesson will allow you, your family and friends, to have a successful surfing experience.

Assistance provided while doing adaptive surfing

Enjoy Maui waters with this adaptive kayak experience! The best time to enjoy easy ocean conditions is early morning. For this reason, this tour will start after an 8 AM check-in at Makena Landing. Your kayak guides will instruct you on paddling and safety and accommodate any special needs before getting on the water.

Once in your kayak, you'll paddle out to enjoy the incredible and inspiring views of the Makena coastline and the rising green hills up Haleakala. You may even see a turtle or two! Each tour includes two guides for safety and comfort.

Adaptive Kayaking Maui

Enjoy this adaptive kayaking experience with your family and friends. Check out its accessibility here!

On this accessible and cultural tour, you’ll visit Haleakalā National Park with a guide and watch a magnificent sunrise over Haleakalā volcano. The group tour begins with a pick-up service from your hotel at 1:45 AM and a short drive to Haleakalā National Park. Your authorized interpretive guide will accompany you to the top of the volcano where you’ll enjoy spectacular views over the landscape. You’ll learn about the local flora and fauna and may see Hawaii’s state bird, the Nene goose. Next on the tour is a short visit to the small town of Makawao to explore the town’s Hawaiian cowboy heritage, and you’ll then go to the popular surfing town of Pa’ia where you’ll have breakfast in a local cafe. The bus will then take you along Maiu’s north shore and inland to Ha’iku. Throughout the tour, your guide will tell you about Hawaiian history and culture. At the end of the tour, you’ll be dropped back at your hotel.&nbsp;


	 


This accessible tour includes transportation in a vehicle with a wheelchair lift. Some of the places visited have a wheelchair-accessible bathroom. Some assistance may be required at some locations visited but your trained guide will be available to help.&nbsp;

Sunrise at Haleakalā Volcano and Cultural Guided Tour of Maui

An accessible tour in Maui and a sunrise visit to Haleakalā volcano with round-trip transport and breakfast included. Check out its accessibility here!

A person admires the view over the landscape from the top of the volcano.

On this accessible, informative tour, you’ll explore Haleakalā National Park with a certified guide. The tour begins with a morning pick-up service from your hotel and a drive to Haleakalā National Park. Here, you’ll go to the top of Haleakalā volcano and enjoy amazing views over the park. You may also spot some local flora and fauna and your guide will tell you about the region’s delicate ecology. The rest of the tour is a drive through upcountry Maui with frequent stops to memorable local destinations, including the cowboy town of Makawao and the pineapple plantation at Ha’iku. At the end of the tour, you’ll enjoy lunch in a cafe in the surfing town of Pa’ia before being dropped back off at your hotel. Throughout the tour, your guide will tell you about Hawaiian history and culture and can answer your questions.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities. The vehicle has a wheelchair lift and some of the places visited have an accessible bathroom. Minimal assistance may be required in some places and your trained guide can help you, if you wish.&nbsp;

Guided Cultural Tour of Haleakalā National Park in Maui

An accessible, cultural tour of Haleakalā National Park and upcountry Maui with round-trip transport and lunch included. Check out its accessibility here!

A person in a wheelchair descends from the vehicle via the ramp, with the assistance of a guide.

Adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

In Maui you can enjoy the sea relaxing on its beaches but also learning on the Maui Ocean Center. Focused around Hawaii's diverse and one of a kind marine life, this place exhibits the unique Pacific coral extensively, well known green sea turtles and sharks. Given that the center is wheelchair accessible, you will be able to explore it at its fullest potential. Housing many fish species, tunneled aquariums gives you an in-the-ocean experience. Audio tours are available and service animals are welcome.

Maui Ocean Center

The world’s largest collections of live Pacific corals, completely wheelchair accessible.

A tunneled exhibit with transparent walls gives you a in-the-ocean experience.

Breathtaking landscapes, scenic sunsets and unique flora and fauna, the 30,000-acre Haleakala National Park is a must stop when visiting this beautiful island. Hosting the Haleakala mountain, Maui’s highest peak, experiencing and photographing natural surroundings can be inspiring and memorable.

The Park Headquarters Visitor Center, Haleakala Visitor Center, the summit building and Hosmer Grove picnic area are wheelchair accessible. Also, public accessible restrooms and parking are available and for visitors for hearing impairment, a script is available in Park Headquarters Visitor Center and Haleakala Visitor Center. Service animals are welcome!

Haleakala National Park

Is not only one of the most popular sights in Hawaii, but it’s also home to five distinctly different climate zones, breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, stunning views, otherworldly landscapes, and flora and fauna that are found nowhere else in the world.

Since 1994, Maui Arts and Cultural Center has been a public facility that offers to its community and visitors world-class spectacles: Music, movies, dancing and more. A perfect family activity, there is an outdoor theatre to watch amazing performances breathing Hawaii's fresh air.

The premises are wheelchair accessible. With designated seating, an accessible elevator and restrooms for wheelchair users, headsets and Senheiser infrared assistive listening system are available in the Castle Theatre. Service animals are welcome!

As a public facility, Maui Arts and Cultural Center welcomes you. If you would like to attend to one of its shows, tickets can be bought onsite!

Maui Arts and Cultural Center

Maui Arts and Cultural Center offers Hawaiian cultural programs, music, dance and theatre performances as well as movie screenings.

A Polynesian dance with traditional clothing.

Kamaole Beach Park is a stretch of 3 beaches divided by lines of rocks. The beach park is known by locals as one of the best on the island, thanks to its fine sand and to the calm waters, which make it great for swimming. On your self-guided visit, you can also snorkel at this beach, and may see local flora and fauna hiding in the rocky outcrops.


	 


If you’re visiting Kamaole Beach Park, it’s best to go in the morning as the water will be at its calmest. It’s a very popular beach with tourists, so getting there early may also help you to bag a spot. Facilities at the beach include a nearby parking lot and a manned lifeguard station.


	 


Kamaole Beach Park is a great beach for people with disabilities. There are 4 dedicated accessible parking bays in the parking lot, and a smooth pathway of wooden boards from the parking lot to the beach. One of the beach showers is accessible for people with disabilities, and there is a lowered fountain for wheelchair users.


	 


At Kamaole Beach Park 1, you can also borrow the beach’s sand beach chair, which is located at the lifeguard tower and is allocated on a first come, first served basis. The wheelchair is normally available to borrow from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM, but may not be offered if the water conditions are hazardous. Please be aware that you may have to self-transfer into the wheelchair or may require assistance to transfer from a companion, as the lifeguards are not obliged to assist you.

Kamaole Beach Park I

Enjoy a self-guided visit to Kamaole Beach Park 1 in Maui, a beautiful beach with an accessible parking lot and shower.

Kamaole Beach Park 1, with golden sand, clear blue waters and a rocky outcrop.

&nbsp;Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge is located in Maui, and is a great place for a self-guided visit during your time on the island.&nbsp;


	 


The refuge stretches over 285 hectares (704 acres) and is home to over 30 different species of birds. There is a large modern visitor center which has educational exhibits about the natural habitat of the marshland and the important role it plays in the local ecosystem. The refuge is covered with wooden boardwalk trails so that you can explore different areas of the marshes. There are also shaded structures along the pathways with additional information boards, where you can rest and take a moment to look at the birds. You can bring binoculars and a camera to snap shots of the local wildlife.&nbsp;


	 


The refuge was designed with accessibility in mind, as the wooden board pathways can be navigated independently in a wheelchair. There is also an accessible bathroom in the visitor center. &nbsp;

Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge

Enjoy a self-guided visit to Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge in Maui, a wheelchair-accessible reserve home to many birds.

A rainbow reaching up from the boardwalk shelter at Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge.

One of the best ways to get to know Maui is to enjoy its ocean. On this 2-hour activity, you’ll snorkel, swim and explore clear waters, with the equipment included and two guides to accompany and assist you if necessary. With various flotation devices available and professional assistance throughout, you’ll watch beautiful ocean sights and enrich your Maui visit.&nbsp;

The tour starts at 8:00 AM at Makena Landing, Maui. The site has accessible bathrooms with partially accessible showers. Equipment such as snorkel masks and flotation devices are included. Two guides will always assist you, and don’t forget your towel, water shirt, and reef-safe sunscreen.&nbsp;

Snorkeling & swimming experience in Maui

On this 2-hour activity, you’ll snorkel, swim and explore clear Maui waters, with the equipment included and two guides to accompany and assist you if necessary.  Check out its accessibility here!

Snorkeling & swimming experience in Maui.

Rome

Get ready to have a private, full-day guided tour and submerge yourself in an ancient Rome ambiance!


	 You'll be picked up from your hotel in an accessible vehicle to the spot of your first visit: The Colosseum! Which is the largest theater in the world. You'll tour the inside of the arena and look at the original arches. Your knowledgeable guide will explain its importance for ancient Rome and other facts.


	 The Colosseum is wheelchair accessible. It has a ramp entrance, accessible restrooms on-site, and an elevator to reach the second floor, where you can look down at the Colosseum and view the city.


	 Afterward, you'll travel in a wheelchair-accessible van to the Roman Forum. This ancient marketplace later housed many important buildings of the old Roman government and was influential in Roman social and political life.


	 At the entrance of the Roman Forum, an elevator is available to take you down to explore the ancient ruins. However, it's important to note that only approximately 20% of the grounds are wheelchair accessible once you reach the lower level, and there are no accessible restrooms on-site. We can arrange an all-terrain Joëlette wheelchair rental for you for an extra charge.


	 Next, you'll stop by the Arch of Titus, the Arch of Constantine, and the Imperial Palaces, located on the top of Palatine Hill. You'll get up the hill by accessible van, and the floors are paved.


	 Tickets for people with disabilities and their companions are free of charge if travelers show the disabled certificate/letter of the doctor/car permission disability; otherwise, tickets can be purchased on-site.


	 At the end of the tour, you'll be driven back to your hotel in an accessible vehicle.

Colosseo and Roman Forum visit

Be transported back in time as you visit Rome’s iconic Colosseum and Roman forum in this 5-hour tour.

Get ready to have a half-day guided tour of some of the most famous sites of Rome!

&nbsp;Led by a professional guide, this private tour starts by picking you up from your hotel in a wheelchair-accessible van and taking you to your first stop: Trevi Fountain, a Rome must-stop and an iconic example of baroque architecture.


	 Next, you’ll go to Piazza Navona, an ancient stadium now a quintessential Roman square filled with Renaissance churches, elegant cafes, and trendy art galleries.


	 The Pantheon is your next stop: An ancient religious site that dates back to 27 B.C. and is one of the best preserved ancient Rome construction.


	 Finally, you’ll visit two more charming Roman squares: the Piazza Colonna, where you’ll find the famous the Column of Marcus Aurelius, and the Piazza di Spagna, where you’ll encounter one of the most sought-after places to visit: The Spanish Steps, where you don’t have to climb the stairs to enjoy the view! This is the best spot to shop for souvenirs.


	 Guides can point you in the direction of accessible restrooms during your visit. Although places can be navigated independently by wheelchair users, guides are experienced in working with people with disabilities and will be ready to help you if needed.


	 At the end of the tour, you'll be returned to your hotel.

Highlights of Rome city tour

Visit Rome’s most iconic sights on this jam-packed tour of the Trevi Fountain, Coliseum, Pantheon, and Roman Forum.

&nbsp;On this 6-hour private tour of the world-famous Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, you'll explore these iconic landmarks with a professional guide. You'll be picked up from your hotel in an accessible vehicle and will tour the Vatican gardens and several rooms within the Vatican; You'll appreciate its art collections, luxurious marble candelabra, and sixteenth-century frescoes by Botticelli, Rosselli, and Michelangelo. There are several accessible bathrooms at the Vatican and a cafe with step-free access.


	 
	 The Sistine Chapel will be your next stop. It used to be private to the pope and is now a famous landmark visited by people worldwide that can be accessed by elevator. Once inside, be sure to look up and marvel at the ceiling: it holds Michelangelo's spectacular "The Last Judgement" fresco, painted between 1535 and 1541. The tour finishes with a visit to the monumental Basilica of Saint Peter, the largest church in the world, and a stroll through the iconic St. Peter's Square. You'll later be returned to your hotel on an accessible van.

Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel guided tour

An accessible 4-hour guided tour through the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel

This accessible private, guided tour of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel will introduce you to some of Rome's most famous works of art!

You'll be picked up from your hotel in an accessible vehicle and will tour the Vatican gardens and several rooms within the Vatican; You'll appreciate its art collections, luxurious marble candelabra, and sixteenth-century frescoes by Botticelli, Rosselli, and Michelangelo. There are several accessible bathrooms at the Vatican and a cafe with step-free access.


	 The Sistine Chapel will be your next stop. It used to be private to the pope and is now a famous landmark visited by people worldwide that can be accessed by elevator. Once inside, be sure to look up and marvel at the ceiling: it holds Michelangelo's spectacular "The Last Judgement" fresco, painted between 1535 and 1541. The tour finishes with a visit to the monumental Basilica of Saint Peter, the largest church in the world, and a stroll through the iconic St. Peter's Square.


	 
	 Accessible bathrooms can be found in the Vatican Museums, and mobility aids such as lifts on the flights of stairs. There is also a cafe, accessible via a ramp, where you can stop for refreshments. Your guide will be available throughout the tour to answer your questions and assist you if necessary.

Vatican Museums Tour (6 hours)

A 6-hour tour through the Vatican Museums, with a local guide and accessible round-trip transportation included.

Paris

This accessible 90-minute tour will take you on a journey through the Latin Quarter of Paris, a vibrant yet quaint neighborhood that has been home to scholars and writers for centuries. You’ll meet your guide at Place St Michel where you can admire the impressive fountain before setting off along the lively Rue de la Huchette to see the famous Shakespeare and Company bookstore. During this private tour, you’ll also discover famous landmarks such as La Sorbonne, one of Europe’s oldest universities which dates back to the thirteenth century, and the Pantheon, an imposing monument that sits at the top of Montagne Sainte-Geneviève and houses the remains of notable French citizens such as Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and Voltaire.

Some of the Latin Quarter’s streets have narrow sidewalks with metal railings or small steps. Your guide will be able to assist you if required. The tour covers approximately 4.1 km and has gradual elevations as well as cobblestone streets in some places. Accessible bathrooms are available at several stops along the way.

Explore the Quartier Latin with a Local Guide

Get to know the bohemian Quartier Latin of Paris with a guide on this private tour. Check out its accessibility here!

Intersection with Haussmannian buildings.

On this private walking tour, you’ll be able to explore the Marais, arguably the trendiest neighborhood in Paris. You’ll meet your expert guide outside Pont Marie Metro Station and from there you’ll set off on a 90-minute journey during which you’ll discover this district’s history, architecture and culture. Highlights of this tour include the impressive Place des Vosges and its fountains, the vibrant Rue des Rosiers which is the heart of the city’s Jewish quarter, and Le Village St Paul, a quaint oasis of calm in this otherwise bustling area.

The tour covers roughly 3.5 km of mostly flat paved streets and some areas have cobblestones or fine gravel. Some of the neighborhood’s sidewalks are very narrow and have small steps in places. Your guide will be able to assist you throughout the tour and accessible bathrooms are available at several locations.

Explore Le Marais with a Local Guide

Explore Le Marais, the city's coolest neighborhood, on this private guided tour. Check out its accessibility here!

Get to know the Left Bank of the Seine on this fun and engaging accessible tour of Paris’ Saint-Germain-des-Pres, led by a local guide. Saint-Germain-des-Pres is one of the coolest and most historic areas of the city and is packed with galleries, cafes, clubs, trendy boutiques, markets, and arthouse cinemas. Your guide will take you through the narrow streets and courtyard and will tell you stories of the famous people who lived in Saint-Germain-des-Pres, from revolutionaries to artists and philosophers. At the end of the 90-minute tour, you can carry on exploring at your own pace or get a recommendation of a restaurant or bar from your guide.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and includes stops with accessible bathroom facilities. Moderate effort is required to walk the 4 km (2.48 mile) length of the tour, but the guide will be available to provide assistance. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Explore Saint-Germain-des-Prés with a Local Guide

A 90-minute accessible tour of the trendy and historic Saint-Germain-des-Pres district of Paris led by a local guide. Check out its accessibility here!

The church of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, with a sign in the foreground.

On this accessible 90-minute tour, you will explore the world-famous Louvre museum with an expert guide and discover some of the museum’s history and highlights. During this private visit, you will get a chance to learn from your guide and to ask questions about the artworks on display. The tour includes skip-the-line access to the museum and the itinerary features the ‘Top 10’ must-see artworks of the Louvre, such as the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and several other priceless masterpieces. You’ll also see many interesting artifacts on the way, and your guide will tell you stories about the museum’s rich and exciting past.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and the museum provides several additional facilities and services such as loans of folding chairs, rubber-tipped canes, and hearing loops. Accessible parking spaces are located near the building’s main entrance, and there are accessible restrooms. People with disabilities can enter the Louvre free of charge and bring a guest.&nbsp;

Louvre Museum Guided Tour

An accessible and interesting 90-minute private tour of the highlights of Louvre in Paris with a knowledgeable guide. Check out its accessibility here!

Venice

From gondolas to 16th-century plazas, explore Venice’s beauty and history on Dorsoduro District- Walking Tour. On this guided tour, you’ll be able to traverse Venice’s Dorsoduro District cobblestone streets and its most notable buildings with a guide trained to assist people with reduced mobility and vision. Each stop o your tour will be like exploring Renessaaunce era Venice with all the addition of modern luxuries. The guide can help you find an accessible restroom near every stop as well as help you maneuver the difficult navigate pathways. To start your tour, you’ll meet outside The Salute Church waterbus stop. This is where you’ll be able to admire the outside of an ancient Roman Catholic church and minor basilica, the Santa Maria Della Salute, or as it’s commonly known as the “Salute.” After exploring Roman architecture, your guide will take you on one of Venice’s most pleasant walks- the Zattere. The Quai des Zattere is a short 1,500 meters (1 mile) stroll along Venice’s canals, where you’ll be able to pass by the district’s most ornate statues and striking vistas. This charming stroll through Venice’s cobblestone streets will bring you to the old gondola yard, San Trovaso, where you’ll see a 17th-century boatyard building with traditional wooden gondolas. With gondolas in mind, your next stop along the canals will be the Church of San Sebastiano. This 16th-century Roman Catholic church is unique, however, for its paintings by the artist Paolo Veronese, as well as paintings by Tintoretto and Titian. After stops that highly Venice’s waterways and churches, you’ll make your way to areas that breathe life into this ancient city. Your next stop will be the Campo Dei Carmini, a small plaza that is home to the Renaissance era architecture and the old of Doge Marco Foscarini. Finally, you’ll head to the last stop, the Campo Santa Margherita, where you’ll be able to enjoy the local culture of the Dorsoduro of Venice, Italy.

Dorsoduro District- Walking Tour

From gondolas to 16th-century plazas, explore Venice, Italy's beauty and history on Dorsoduro District- Walking Tour.

Explore Venice’s unique architecture and history on this three-hour Highlights of Venice Tour. On this guided tour, you will get to see all of Venice’s iconic landmarks with a guide that has extensive experience assisting tourists with disabilities. You will meet your guide outside of the central Saint Mark’s Square, often referred to as just La Piazza, at 9:00 am. Here you will hear about the itinerary and learn a little bit about Venice’s rich history. You will then stroll through Venice’s charming cobblestone streets and ride a Vaporetto, a public waterbus on the city’s Grand Canal. This is the perfect opportunity to soak in all of the beauty around you and enjoy the slow pace of this unique city built on the water. The Vaporetto system is fully accessible as it includes step-free entrances and ramps. Your guide can help you find accessible restrooms throughout the activity and help you navigate any difficult pathways you may come across. Guests will then be transported back to the 15th century as they walk through the backstreets of Rialto, the commercial and financial heart of Venice. This area is well-known for its major markets and its landmark 15th century Rialto Bridge. These picturesque corners and quaint alleys are the perfect settings for unique travel pictures. Tourists get to sample local produce at the Rialto Market and can buy souvenirs if desired. Guests will end the tour with a food tasting that includes the Cicchetti, small snacks or sandwiches made of olives, vegetables, hardboiled eggs or seafood, and a glass of Spritz.

Highlights of Venice city tour

The Highlights of Venice Tour is the perfect way to experience this romantic city’s most iconic landmarks.

Visit some of Venice’s most popular tourist attractions, St. Marks Square and the Doge Palace, to be transported back in time. St. Mark’s Square is the biggest public square in Venice and is home to government buildings and a breathtaking Italo-Byzantine basilica. Just a few steps away, the Doge Palace was built in Venetian Gothic style in 1340 and has intricate mosaics, gold leaf detailing, detailed paintings, floors, columns, and slabs in precious ancient marble. There are several accessible bathrooms throughout the activity, in Doge’s Palace as well as throughout the city. The guide has extensive experience assisting people with disabilities and will ensure that all places visited are wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently. Visitors will meet their guide at St. Mark’s Square and make their way to the Doge Palace before ending the tour back at St. Mark’s Square. The Madonna Nicopeia Chapel at the Doge Palace has a ramped entrance and an elevator available upon request that takes guests to the museum. The museum has various collections and houses the original “quadriga” and four copper horses stolen during the Fourth Crusade.

St Mark’s square and the Doge’s palace tour

Explore the iconic and breathtaking St. Marks Square and Doge Palace with an experienced guide.

From ancient waterways and architecture to hubs of modern culture, there is no better way to explore the Grand Canal's Rialto area than with SeeVenice's walking tour. This guided venture takes you over cobblestone streets, through gondola-laden canals, and inside some of the city's most renowned buildings. All you need to bring is yourself and excitement to experience history first hand. Your guide is an experienced Venetian local with a passion for making the labyrinth that is Venice accessible to others. In addition to being trained to operate tours for people with reduced vision, your guide has designed accessible itineraries so that people with disabilities can experience the heart and soul of Venice without limits. You'll first meet your guide at the Rialto Mercato water bus stop, where you'll arrive by a Vaporetto with a mobile ramp. From there, you'll head rides into the Rialto market, where you'll be able to peruse fresh seafood, get a taste of fresh fruit, and explore what was once an ancient ""bazaar."" Here, however, food isn't the only highlight. Being one of the city's cultural centers, you'll also be able to stop into artists' showrooms, see glass blowing and jewelry making demonstrations. After exploring a market that boasts an endless variety of shops and displays, you'll head to the Campo San Giacometto. At this plaza, you'll see how why Rialto such a renowned area. You'll stop by the Erberia and the Riva del Vin and get a full history of each location's historical signifance. You'll also stop by the plaza's churches, gothic architecture, and columns made from ancient Greek marble that dates to the 11th century give you a taste of the city's historic charm. Next, you'll head over to the Campo San Toma and visit the Guild of the Shoemakers and woodcarver workshops. With tradition and the city's quaint culture on display, you'll be able to enjoy a tranquil stroll to the nearby Campo dei Frari, one of the most important and popular plazas in Venice. Here you can marvel at the Basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa Dei Frari, one of the largest religious buildings in Venice, as well as its Renaissance-era painting and architecture. Finally, you'll head to the Campo San Rocco, another popular plaza near the Rialto Bridge. Here you can see white marble buildings, masterpieces of the Venetian Renaissance, and an exterior view of the Basilica of the Frari's gothic rotunda. You'll also stop by the Scuola Grande di San Rocco and get to glimpse its collection of paintings by Tintoretto. Although this is where your tour will end, your guide is happy to share more points and insights on how to explore Venice accessibly.

Rialto, Venice Walking Tour

From ancient waterways to cultural hubs, explore Venice, Italy's Rialto area, with SeeVenice's walking tour.

Cusco

Adaptive equipment is included and three or more people assisting are needed

Time to explore Machu Picchu! On an accessible van, you will be picked up from your hotel around 5:00 AM and taken to the Ollantaytambo train station. There will be accessible restrooms at the Inca Rail offices and both the departure and arrival train stations. After seeing spectacular sites on the train, you will board a bus that will take you to the entrance door of the citadel. Although neither the train nor the bus is wheelchair-accessible, remember that guides are eager to help wheelchair users and trained to do so.

Considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is known for its architectural beauty and its spectacular natural landscapes. The energy you feel emerging from its enigmatic constructions will leave you breathless! You will explore the site on a Tracks Mobility wheelchair, which will help you explore more independently. After the visit, you will stop for lunch in a local restaurant with fantastic food and non-accessible but easy-to-access restrooms. You will be taken back to your hotel in an accessible van.

Machu Picchu Visit from Cusco

An accessible visit to Machu Picchu that includes guides, transportation, and equipment. Check out its accessibility here!