Athens

Athens, Greece

Transportation

Athens International Airport

Athens International Airport (ATH)

Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

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Rent an accessible vehicle to explore Athens freely! This Mercedes-Benz Citan can fit a wheelchair user and 5 companions, has a wheelchair ramp entrance on the back and is equipped with safety straps. Without the need to get out of your wheelchair when riding the vehicle, you can conveniently explore at your own pace, picking it up and dropping it off at the airport.

The price displayed includes 1 day rental, pick up and drop off at Athens airport and unlimited mileage.

Accessible van rental

Delivery fee

1 day rental

Insurance

Gratuities

The same price applies to all travelers. Please select the number of travelers with and without disabilities when booking on our website.

Please note that the price featured is the lowest price available based on 2 people traveling. Please get in touch with our travel experts to know what rates apply for your traveling dates / number of participants.

This trip can be arranged for customers traveling by themselves. Assistants and trained guides will be hired to assist and help out with the logistics needed.

Travel insurance is not included but an appropriate insurance based on your personal needs is highly recommended.

The accessible van is equipped with a ramp entrance on the back.

Van interior with tie-down straps.

Van interior.

The wheelchair accessible van.

Wheelchair Accessible Van Rental Athens

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Bathrooms

Places

You will be taken back to your hotel

Arachova Town

Amphitheater

Temple of Apollo

Sanctuary of Athena Pronaia

Museum of Delphi

You will be picked up from your hotel

Fiat Ducato

On this full-day accessible tour, you’ll get to know the ancient historical site of Delphi. The private tour begins with a pick-up service in an accessible vehicle from your hotel in Athens. You’ll enjoy a brief stop-off in the scenic mountain town of Arachova before continuing your journey to Delphi. When you arrive in Delphi, your guide will show you around the Amphitheater and take in the beautiful mountain views. You’ll also visit the Temple of Apollo where the oracle lived and then the ancient ruins of the Athena Pronaia. This tour also includes access to the Museum of Delphi, which is home to many interesting historical artifacts. At the end of the tour, you’ll be dropped off at your hotel.

This tour has been designed to accommodate people with disabilities and includes accessible transportation and a guide who has experience of working with people with disabilities. Many places visited on the tour require little-to-no assistance to navigate in a wheelchair and you can also rent a mobility aid for an extra charge. 

Tour Guide

Professional driver

Accessible transportation

Tickets

Meals

Soft Drinks

Assistants

Equipment rental

There is no restriction of any kind regarding this tour.

A close-up of the ruins of an ancient temple.

The wheelchair accessible vehicle with a ramp in the back.

A group of tourists admires the ruins of the Temple of Apollo.

The Temple of Apollo, seen from a different angle.

The Sanctuary of Athena Pronaia, seen from above.

The ruins of the Athena Pronaia Temple, with a central round structure and several ruins showing anterooms.

The exterior of the Museum of Delphi.

A statue on display in an exhibition room at the Museum of Delphi.

A large exhibition room with smooth floors and several artifacts on display at the Museum of Delphi.

The scenic town of Arachova in the mountains.

A hillside full of colorful houses and an old church in Arachova.

Tourists gather in the town center at Arachova, which has a flat paved sidewalk.

Delphi Full Day Guided Tour from Athens

Glyfada Akti Beach

Glyfada Akti B

A place to relax after a cultural day sightseeing in Athens, Glyfada beach is 16 km (9.9 mi) away from Greece’s capital. Filled with hip cafes and delicious restaurants, the beach hosts many Athenians wanting to have a breath of fresh air. 

With accessible deck areas in the sand, the beach has SEATRAC technology, consisting of a fixed trail that submerges itself into the water that can take a wheelchair user in and out of the water in a safe and accessible way.

 

Admission

Glyfada beach with Seatrac trails

Gylfada beach with blu waters and shades.

Rocky region at Glyfada beach

Deck space at Glyfada beach.

Attica’s best wineries

Markou Wine Museum

This accessible tour of Attica’s wine country begins at either Piraeus Port or your hotel in central Athens where you’ll be picked up by an accessible van with a wheelchair ramp. From there, you’ll make the scenic journey to the Markou Wine Museum, located in Mesogios. You’ll be able to take in the picturesque views as you travel to the winery and, once there, you’ll get to learn all about the ancient art of wine making, from growing the grapes to tasting the final product. At the end of the experience, you’ll be dropped off at your accommodation.

The tour’s transportation is wheelchair accessible with a ramp and can accommodate four folding wheelchairs or two electric wheelchairs. The locations visited on the tour are wheelchair accessible, however assistance may be required in some areas. The tour is in English, however other languages may be available upon request and for a fee.

Alcoholic beverages

Athens Half Day Guided Wine Tour

Acropolis

Olympieion

Roman Temple of Olympian Zeus

Panathinaiko Stadium

Tomb of the unknown soldier

Syntagma Square

Panepistimiou Boulevard

Catholic Cathedral

Academy of Athens

National Library

Plaka

This accessible private guided tour showcases some of the most beautiful and memorable sites of Athens in a half day. The tour begins with a pick-up service from your hotel in an accessible van, and your agenda includes a visit to the Acropolis, the Olympic Stadium, and Syntagma Square. Your knowledgeable guide will tell you about the historic monuments and can answer your questions and snap photos of you in scenic locations. You will also drive down Panepistimiou Boulevard and see the Academy of Athens and the National Library. At the end of the tour, you will be dropped off at your accommodation. 

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and you have the option to rent accessibility equipment such as a mobility scooter, electric or foldable wheelchair for an extra charge. The transportation is wheelchair-accessible and all locations visited are chosen for their accessibility.

Snacks

The Acropolis on a hilltop over the city of Athens.

A group of tourists look at the Temple of Olympian Zeus.

The Acropolis, seen from a different angle.

The Odeon of Herodes amphitheater in Athens.

The Athens Parliament building in Syntagma Square, seen lit up at night.

The exterior of Zappeion Hall building in Athens, with a bright blue sky in the background.

A group of people in wheelchairs in a harbor.

A group of tourists, some of whom are in wheelchairs, poses for a photo in a garden.

Athens' National Library building, seen from the outside with a large staircase leading to the main entrance.

The modern Stavros Niarchos Foundation building in Athens.

The exterior of the Academy of Athens building, with large Grecian columns.

The ancient Panathinaiko Stadium racecourse in Athens.

The exterior of the Catholic Cathedral in Athens.

The picturesque Plaka neighborhood in Athens.

Athens Highlights Half Day Guided Tour

Cape Sounion

Temple of Poseidon

On this accessible half-day tour, you can enjoy a scenic journey along the “Athens Riviera” with a guide. The tour begins with a pick-up service in an accessible van from your Athens hotel, from which you’ll head to a coastal road. The drive includes breathtaking scenery and if you take the tour in the afternoon, you can watch the sunset over the Aegean Sea. There is a scheduled stop-off at the Temple of Poseidon, where the guide will tell you about the region’s rich history and culture, and you can also choose to enjoy lunch or dinner in a local restaurant with a beautiful sea view. 

This private tour is accessible to people with disabilities and includes experienced staff, accessible transportation and easily accessible locations. Service animals are welcome on the tour and you can also choose to rent mobility equipment for an extra charge. 

The ruins of the Temple of Poseidon.

The sun setting behind the Temple of Poseidon.

An aerial photo of the Temple of Poseidon, perched on a cliff by the sea.

The Temple of Poseidon, seen from underneath.

A view of the Temple of Poseidon, looking out over the temple and the sea.

A panoramic photo of the temple and the coast.

The side of the Temple of Poseidon, with the sea in the background.

Cape Sounion Half Day Guided Tour from Athens

Archaeological museum

Temple of Athena Nike

Odeum

Temple of Zeus

Parliament

Wheelchair accessible vehicle

On this accessible, interesting tour, you’ll discover the highlights of Athens in a day with a tour guide. The private tour begins with a pick-up service in an accessible vehicle from your hotel and a drive to the “Holy Rock” of Athens to visit the Acropolis. From there, you’ll visit other celebrated sites of Ancient Greece, such as the Temple of Athena and the Odeon. You’ll then have an opportunity to purchase lunch and in the afternoon you’ll see some of the more modern elements of Athens, with a visit to the Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At the end of the day, you’ll explore the popular and picturesque Plaka neighborhood where you can choose to enjoy a drink in a taverna.

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and is led by an experienced guide who will be available to assist you if necessary. The round-trip transportation is wheelchair accessible and you also have the option to rent accessibility equipment such as a folding wheelchair or an electric scooter for an extra charge. 

The Acropolis on the Holy Rock, seen from a distance.

Wheelchair accessible vehicle with a ramp in the back.

Tourists admire the ruins of the Acropolis.

Looking down over the Odeon.

The exterior of the Archaeology Museum of Athens.

Visitors admire Ancient Greek artworks and artifacts inside the Archaeology Museum.

The ruins of the Temple of Athena.

Looking down from the top of the Odeon towards the stage.

An aerial photo of the Odeon on the slope of the Acropolis.

A group of tourists looks at the Temple of Poseidon.

The exterior of the Athens Parliament building, seen lit up at night.

Soldiers keep guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Solider.

A colorful street in the lively Plaka neighborhood of Athens.

Athens Highlights Full Day Guided Tour

Corinth Canal

Ancient site of Olympia

Archaeological site of Olympia

Archaeological Museum of Olympia

Museum of the Olympic Games

Pelopion

Stadium

Temple of Hera

Philippeion

Phidias workshop

On this accessible, full-day tour, you’ll explore the site of ancient Olympia with a private guide. This tour includes round-trip transportation in an accessible vehicle with a pick-up and drop-off service from your Athens hotel. You’ll have a scenic drive with a stop-off at the Corinth Canal which lies between the mainland and the Peloponnese region. From there, you’ll head to Olympia and visit the Archaeological Museum of Olympia with your guide. Other stops on the tour include the Temple of Zeus, the stadium, the Temple of Hera and the Phidias Workshop. Your guide will tell you about the history of the Olympic Games and can snap photos of you along the tour. 

This tour is accessible for people with disabilities as all locations visited are carefully selected for their accessibility features. The transportation is accessible and the tour guide can provide assistance where necessary. You can also rent mobility equipment such as a folding wheelchair for an extra charge. 

The exterior of a Greek temple, seen at night.

The ruins at the ancient site of Olympia.

Rows of ancient Greek columns at the ancient site of Olympia.

An aerial view of Olympia.

The exterior of the Archaeology Museum.

Visitors admire the variety of artifacts on display at the Archaeology Museum.

A large exhibition room at the Archaeology Museum with smooth floors that are free of obstructions.

The exterior of the Museum of the Olympic Games.

A group of tourists looks at the ruins of the Temple of Zeus.

The ancient ruins at the site of Pelopion.

The Olympic Stadium, with tiered seating.

The ancient Temple of Hera, which is protected by a low fence.

The ancient ruins at Philippeion.

The narrow Corinth Canal, with a small bridge linking the sides of the deep gulf.

Do it your way. Choose a variety of fun, accessible, activities designed with your needs in mind.

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