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Accessible Coach Holidays

Award-winning accessible coach holidays. Create unforgettable memories whilst on holiday, whether you're looking for accessible travel in Europe or gently paced accessible UK coach holidays, we will help to find the perfect tour for you.

Going on holiday should be a serene experience for everyone. At Limitless Travel, our accessible tours enable you to relish every moment of the holiday experience, eliminating the hassle, stress, and concern that can arise when travelling with a disability. If you're specifically looking for coach holidays for disabled individuals, you're in the right place.

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Animal Adventure, The Coast & Corrie

Discover the best of bustling Manchester, charming Chester, & seaside Blackpool on this 5-day accessible tour.

Discover Devon

Discover delightful Devon . Picturesque harbour towns, beloved national parks, and delicious cream teas.

A Royal Tour

Explore hundreds of years of history, visit the country's most iconic royal residences, and cruise the River Thames

Bath, Bristol & Beyond

Discover the charming cities of Bath & Bristol, enjoying 5 picturesque days in the southwest of England.

Blackpool Illuminations

Enjoy a traditional seaside getaway in Blackpool. Includes the renowned illuminations and a visit to the Lake District.

Brilliant Blackpool

Enjoy the best of Blackpool on this classic seaside escape. Includes visits to Blackpool Tower & Madam Tussauds.

Bournemouth & Brownsea Island

Discover the unique island of Brownsea while enjoying seaside serenity in Bournemouth. Includes a steam train ride!

Bournemouth Coastal Delights

Once favoured by Victorian royalty this seaside town is the ideal destination for a relaxing break on the coast.

Bournemouth Weekend Escape

Escapes to the seaside for a relaxing weekend in beautiful Bournemouth, with its charming pier and stunning beach.

Bournemouth & Isle of Wight

Look forward to 7 days discovering the best of Bournemouth and the Isle of Wight. Includes a visit to Beaulieu.

Brighton & Eastbourne

Surrounded by the rolling South Downs and chalk cliffs, quirky Brighton makes for a delightful seaside escape.

Christmas in Devon

Ho ho ho, it’s Christmas! Join us on a wonderfully festive holiday and celebrate Christmas Day on the South Coast.

Christmas in the Cotswolds & Southwest

With its rolling landscapes and charming villages, the Cotswolds is the perfect destination for a Christmas holiday.

Christmas in South Wales

Join us for a festive escape to South Wales, where the holiday spirit comes alive in the heart of Cardiff.

Classic Lakes & Blackpool

Rolling fens, spectacular lakes, and picture-perfect landscapes - enjoy the best of the Lake District on this 5-day tour.

Cornwall & Devon Explorer

Explore the beloved counties of Cornwall and Devon. Includes a visit to the world-famous Eden Project.

Cornwall and South Devon

Discover the delights of Devon and the charming Cornish countryside on this fully accessible holiday

Cotswolds, Bath & South West

Visit Roman Baths, Gloucester Cathedral, Hereford Waterworks Museum, and much more on this gently paced holiday.

Cotswolds & Oxfordshire

Discover the charms of the Cotswolds and beyond. Includes a tour of Oxford and an accessible boat trip.

Dorset Coast and Stonehenge

The enchanting stone circle at Stonehenge has attracted visitors for more than 5,000 years.

Explore South Wales

A heady blend of traditional seaside holiday hotspots, industrial heritage and breathtaking natural beauty.

Festive Blackpool

One of the country's most beloved beach towns, Blackpool is the perfect destination for a winter getaway by the sea.

Jersey Explorer

Explore Jersey's capital St Heliers, the famous Jersey War Tunnels and tour the Islands highlights with local guides on this accesisble holiday.

New Year Windsor Extravaganza

Ring in the New Year with new friends, joyous celebrations, royal experiences, and accessible luxury throughout.

Norfolk Broads & Great Yarmouth

Sometimes it’s all too easy to forget what breathtaking beauty we have on our doorsteps. Welcome to the Norfolk Broads.

Oxford, River Thames & Cotswolds

Endless rolling countryside, traditional honey-stone cottages, and the most prestigious university in the world.

Scarborough & Whitby

Discover the delights of the Yorkshire coast with our disabled friendly Scarborough, Whitby and York Tour.

Scotland Explorer

History lovers and city explorers will love our Scotland Discovery tour. Includes a visit to Loch Lomond.

South Coast & The Isle of Wight

Feel that sea breeze through your hair as we head south to enjoy the best of this stunning coastline & Isle of Wight.

Summertime In London

Journey into the heart of London's summer charm with Limitless Travel, while staying in beautiful Windsor.

Wales & Weston Super Mare

Traditional seaside fun, historic market towns, age-old abbeys and the ever-changing Forest of Dean await you.

Wonderful Windsor for Christmas Day

Explore the historic Windsor castle, tuck into a mouthwatering Christmas dinner and tour the lights of London.

Do you feature coach trips for the disabled in the UK?

Searching for accessible coach holidays for disabled travellers? Look no further! Limitless Travel offers a wide range of wheelchair friendly coach holidays throughout the UK and Europe.

All of our coach holidays for disabled travellers feature disabled friendly coach transportation and hotels, as well as fantastic accessible excursions and activities for you to enjoy! We research and visit all of our destinations in advance, so you can be sure that our disabled coach holidays for wheelchair users are suitable for all travellers with mobility impairments. With Limitless, coach holidays for disabled people have never been more simple, with a stress-free experience from booking to the journey home!

What accessible coach holidays in the UK do you feature?

Limitless Travel has a wide range of disabled holidays available in the UK . From Llandudno to Blackpool, our destinations have all been carefully selected for their excellent disabled access, incredible experiences, and of course the must-see sights.

Some of our most popular destinations include

The Lake District

Scarborough, Whitby and York

All our coach holidays for the mobility impaired include exciting excursions and activities which are all wheelchair accessible and disabled friendly. To learn about our full range of coach holidays in the UK, contact our team of specialist travel advisors on 0800 711 7232.

What accessible European coach holidays do you feature?

Fancy a trip to Europe but want to avoid the fuss of flying? We offer a wide range of coach holidays for wheelchair users in Europe.

Our fleet of disabled access coaches are fitted with lifts to provide easy access for those with mobility impairments. All our tours for the disabled in Europe have been vetted by the experienced Limitless team, so you don't have to worry about a thing.

Wheelchairs can be secured into place on our disabled access coaches, ensuring passengers don’t have to worry about transferring into a standard seat. All our disabled friendly coach holidays to Europe include the cost of ferry passage and travellers are more than welcome to enjoy the facilities onboard the ferry.

What are the main features of a coach holiday?

Coach holidays for disabled people are one of the most convenient ways to enjoy a trip in the UK or Europe. You can rest assured that your on-trip transport is fully accessible, with wheelchair access, and the option to secure wheelchairs in place so you do not have to transfer to a chair. Coach holidays are a great way to make new friends, and with a carefully planned itinerary, you can fit a lot into your trip. With all your accommodation included and an experienced team on board, all you have to do is sit, back, relax, and enjoy the journey!

Do you provide holiday care and mobility equipment on disabled coach holidays in the UK?

If you receive care at home, you can add one of our care packages to any one of our disabled coach holidays in the UK and Europe. Our carers provide the highest level of holiday care and will be there with you every step of the way

If you are not sure what level of holiday care you might need, speak to our expert Care Manager who will be happy to advise you.

If you need any specialist mobility equipment while you are on one of our disabled coach holidays, let us know at the time of booking and we’ll ensure it’s ready and waiting for you at the hotel.

Do you feature accessible accommodation on disabled coach holidays in the UK?

At Limitless Travel, we are proud to offer hotel accommodation that has been purpose-built to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Our guestrooms feature spacious interiors, accessible hanging space in the wardrobe, grab rails, and en-suite wet room bathroom facilities with roll-in showers.

All areas of the hotel are wheelchair accessible and disabled friendly and hotel staff will be happy to assist should you need anything at all. On all our tours for the disabled in Europe, we've visited and vetted the hotels we use before any of our travellers make the journey. That means you can rest assured you'll be staying in suitable accommodation.

Five reasons Limitless disabled coach holidays in the UK are right for you

• Our luxury coach transportation is fully accessible via a ramp or hydraulic lift, features secure spaces for wheelchairs so you don't need to transfer to a seat if you would rather not, and is both spacious and comfortable. In other words, you're travelling in style!
• Our friendly, qualified carers deliver personalised care that ensures you're able to completely relax and enjoy the holiday experience.
• All of our accommodation and activities are fully vetted to ensure accessibility. That means we visit every destination in person to guarantee its suitability.
• We offer comprehensive support from the moment you pick up the phone to call us right through to your return home. We know travelling with a disability can be nerve-wracking - we're always here to reassure you.
• Our selection of disabled coach holidays in the UK and around Europe features numerous holiday hotspots, with something for every type of traveller.

What should I pack for a coach holiday?

Whether you are looking at coach holidays for disabled people or not, the packing list is more or less the same. As well as clothing to suit the weather wherever you are headed, toiletries, and travel documents, you will want to bring some items to enhance your experience while on the coach. A travel pillow is a must, as is entertainment from gadgets to magazines. We would also recommend a lightweight camera, tissues and anti-bac gel, and make sure you pack some extra comfy clothing for travelling in.

How do I book Limitless coach trips for the disabled in the UK or Europe?

If you would like to find out more about our range of disabled coach holidays in the UK and Europe, simply call one of our friendly travel advisors on 0800 711 7232. They will be happy to let you know about our destinations which include: Greece , Spain , Italy and much more .

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6 Tour Companies Dedicated to Travelers with Disabilities

By Arundhati Nath

Growing up, Neha Arora didn’t have the easiest time traveling with her family—her father is visually impaired and her mother is a wheelchair user. “We’d travel 2,000 miles only to realize the place wasn’t accessible or wouldn’t give us the experience we were looking forward to,” says Arora. In 2016, she founded Planet Abled , a travel company that caters to the needs of people with various disabilities, a group the World Health Organization estimates at 15 percent of the world’s population. Arora isn’t the only one pushing for more thoughtful travel experiences—here’s a look at six companies focused on accessible travel .

Travel for All

Travel for All has organized more than 5,000 vacations around the world for travelers with a variety of requirements, including cane users, slow walkers, hearing and vision impaired persons, travelers with complex health issues like dialysis and developmental disabilities, and wheelchair users. “As multiple sclerosis began to affect my own personal travel, I researched what resources could assist me with executing travel using my wheelchair,” says CEO Tarita Davenock. “I was shocked when I saw the lack of services.” Every trip Travel for All plans comes with an accessibility specialist. “We research and give our clients the pros and cons of any area in the world before planning the trip, so our client knows what to expect while they are in that destination,” says Davenock. “Meticulous planning and great attention to detail are the keystones of keeping our vacations safe.”

A Seable group trip in Cambodia, where travelers visited the Wat Phnom temple

Seable Holidays

Seable Holidays specializes in trips for visually impaired travelers. All trips include trained chaperones—who undergo a background check—as well as inclusive sports and sensory activities like horse riding, scuba diving, kayaking, wine tasting, yoga, and tactile museum excursions. And everything is thoroughly vetted, with chaperones, activities, and accommodations tested by blind people before they’re recommended by the company. While trips are on pause during the pandemic, Seable Holidays will bring them back in summer 2022.

Easy Access Travel

Debra Kerper and her team at Easy Access Travel accommodate most types of physical disabilities in their solo trips and mixed group tours. While Kerper sometimes relies on her own experiences as a traveler in a wheelchair, she says every trip needs to be tailored to an individual client’s needs. To do so, the team spends time getting to know their clients to match them with the best vacation choice, and visits hotels and tourist spots for inspection, takes cruises beforehand, and collects information from trustworthy sources to ensure a safe, accessible, and fun experience.

Planet Abled

Neha Arora’s Planet Abled arranges customized tours for people with different types of disabilities, and also plans group tours that include non-disabled people. Their trips mostly take place in India and South East Asia , with plans to expand to countries in Europe, and popular activities include river rafting, skiing, trekking, and wildlife safaris. Some of their extra touches include assigning a travel buddy for the blind, seeking special permission from museums so clients can touch and feel the articles on display, and arranging for sign language interpreters for the hearing impaired.

Wheel the World

Alvaro Silberstein, the CEO of Wheel the World , was paralyzed from the chest down after surviving an accident at 18. This didn’t stop him from seeing the world—he’s since visited 30 countries on five continents. “I realized that people with disabilities should be able to explore places as anyone else,” he says. Most of his clients are adults or seniors with mobility disabilities and wheelchair users, and he can arrange solo travel or group trips. Silberstein wants to create more awareness around accessibility, and his company pays special attention to details like the height of beds, width of doors, and accessibility of bathrooms, compiling this information on the Wheel the World website. Their multi-day trips are designed with local tour operators with a focus on accessible travel, and includes access to adaptive bikes, beach wheelchairs, and equipment for hiking, skydiving, kayaking, scuba diving, and surfing—they’ve even planned Macchu Pichu trips for wheelchair users . The company makes sure “prices are competitive and the pricing is the same no matter if the clients have a disability or not,” says Silberstein.

A quiet moment in Sintra, Portugal

Tapooz Travel

Laurent Roffe and Aicha Nystrom spent years volunteering with an organization that provides outdoors excursions to people with disabilities. “We have many friends in wheelchairs as part of our close community,” says Roffe. “I’m a sea kayak guide and [Aicha] is a ski guide and this has always been a source of immense joy for us. Launching our accessible travel business was a natural extension of what we are and what we like to do.” Their company, Tapooz Travel , specializes in trips for those with mobility issues, including visual and hearing impairment, rather than cognitive disabilities. When they have a client with a visual or hearing impairment, they make sure there’s at least one guide trained in sign language, or have a guide who can help with things like reading the menu at the restaurant and providing a voice narration during a site visit. Their network also includes adaptive sports instructors, sailboat skippers, tribal elders, massage therapists, and hot air balloon operators , all of whom are trained to work with travelers with disabilities.

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Top Tour Companies for Travelers With Physical Challenges

These five travel organizations help those with physical challenges explore the world.

Wheelchair user Elissa Fischer, 64, has ataxia, a brain disease that affects her speech, coordination and ability to walk. Nonetheless, the retired Floridian and her husband recently spent eight days exploring Iceland, the Nordic island nation known for its rugged landscape and challenging outdoor adventures. Their itinerary included taking a dip in the country’s famous Blue Lagoon. Fischer couldn’t have made such a trip without the help of Iceland Unlimited, a Reykjavik-based travel company that specializes in accessible tours.

Companies like Iceland Unlimited work hard to make travel accessible to people with all types of physical challenges, including those that come with age, such as less stamina and balance problems. They host their own tours to bucket-list destinations, focusing primarily on making travel easier and doable for their clients by carefully vetting hotels, restaurants and attractions to ensure truly accessible accommodations; using accessible vans with lifts to eliminate transportation issues; arranging for wheelchairs, scooters, walkers and other special medical equipment, as needed; securing accessible cabins on cruises, and more.

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In addition to their guided tours, some also provide travel agency services, such as booking trips their clients want to take on their own — always focusing on their clients’ special needs.

Below is more information on Iceland Unlimited, as well as four other accessible-focused companies.

Easy Access Travel

Debra Kerper, a bilateral amputee, found few options when looking for travel experiences she could do given her disability, so she founded Easy Access Travel in 1995. Since then, the Carrollton, Texas–based company has hosted a variety of trips both on land and at sea. Plus, as a travel agency, it helps clients plan and book both domestic and international travel, with Hawaii and New England topping the list for U.S. getaways.

Kerper’s philosophy for serving her special client base is simple: “Eliminating surprises and informing clients of possible situations remain paramount for successful planning,” she says.

Just two of the many ways the company ensures client satisfaction are by using guides in each locale who are accustomed to working with special-needs travelers, and by following routes for various excursions that are specially designed to be easily navigated by wheelchair users. It currently has accessible staterooms set aside for an Alaskan cruise this summer and for a Mediterranean cruise in October, both with Royal Caribbean. Itineraries for 2023 are still in the works; check the site for updates.

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Iceland Unlimited

Jón Gunnar Benjamínsson, a former tour guide, launched Iceland Unlimited in 2010 when he began using a wheelchair following a serious car accident. The Reykjavík-based company offers three types of trips: self-driving tours, tours with private drivers and guides, and small-group guided tours. Trip planning begins with a phone consultation to determine which of the three fits a client best.

No matter the physical challenge, everyone is accommodated. “No one is ever turned away,” says Lisa Zacchia, the company’s managing director. For example, a recent client who uses a wheelchair wanted an adventurous tour with his family, so the company arranged for them to ride atop a glacier in a modified Jeep. From there, they went snowmobiling atop Langjökull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier, a thrilling experience for the entire family. Guides helped the man into a snowmobile that one of them then drove.

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Clients can book either day trips or multiday tours ranging from five to seven days in length. Besides glacier exploring, adventure activities include taking a wheelchair path to a nearly 200-foot-tall waterfall and touring an active geothermal area.

IcelandUnlimited.is ; [email protected]

Morocco Accessibility Travel

Morocco may seem like an unlikely destination for physically challenged travelers due to the country’s centuries-old buildings (not built for elevators) and its lack of accessibility requirements. Enter Jeremy Schmidt, a U.S. physiotherapist who moved to the African nation and founded Morocco Accessibility Travel along with a partner in 2016.

The company offers day trips and five- to 14-day guided tours. Clients can visit imperial cities and venture into the Saharan Desert and other rural areas of the country. Other possibilities include wheelchair trekking through 1,200-year-old Fez Medina structures, chilling on an Agadir beach, riding on a camel with the help of an adapted saddle, and more.

“I will never forget sitting on that camel and looking out at the sand dunes in the Moroccan desert,” says Cory Lee, 32, whose usual ride is a powered wheelchair. “It was an experience I never thought would be accessible for me, but in that moment, I realized just how accommodating the world actually can be.”

Lee’s mother, Sandy Gilbreath, 52, who traveled to Morocco with him, is grateful that companies can make such adventures doable for her son. “When I see Cory showing others that anything is possible, regardless of one’s abilities, it makes me incredibly proud,” she says.

For those who prefer to travel independently, the company also provides accessible airport transfers from several Moroccan cities and rents medical equipment, such as wheelchairs and bedroom and bathroom mobility aids.

MoroccoAccessibleTravel.com ; [email protected]

Tapooz Travel

Years of volunteering with an organization providing outdoor adventures for people with disabilities led spouses Aïcha Nyström and Laurent Roffé to launch San Francisco–based Tapooz Travel in 2012. “While I volunteered as a sea kayak guide and Aïcha served as a ski instructor, we were continually inspired by how much the disabled could do with a little help,” Roffé says, adding that they decided to open up more of the world to this community by starting a travel company focused on this market.

The company offers a comprehensive selection of individual and hosted trips. They range from five to 21 days and take clients to 30 domestic and international destinations, with California wine country, the  Pacific Northwest  and  national parks  ranking among the U.S. favorites. For getaways abroad, the Netherlands, Nepal, Scandinavia and Switzerland are popular.

Given the couple’s background, the trips feature adventure aplenty, including hot-air ballooning, kayaking, skiing, skydiving and surfing. Adaptive equipment and guides with extensive experience working with the disabled and seniors make such activities possible. “Having guides that truly understand the psychological and physical issues makes all the difference,” Roffé says.

TapoozTravel.com ; 415-275-2009

Wheel the World

Even though paralyzed by a spinal cord injury, Chilean Alvaro Silberstein trekked through the mountainous terrain of Patagonia’s Torres del Paine National Park in 2016 with the help of friends and a modified wheelchair. “Reaching the top of the mountain provided a boost in my self-confidence,” Silberstein says, adding that it taught him he could do anything, despite his disability, with the right attitude and a little help. That revelation led him to launch this four-year-old company that gives other people like him the assistance they need to have amazing travel experiences.

In its short life, Wheel the World has grown quickly and now provides multiple travel services. Coming up in 2022, the company has accessible group tours to five destinations:  New York City , Costa Rica, Greece, Israel and Morocco. On this summer’s five-day Big Apple trip, travelers can take an accessible stroll through Central Park, visit St. Patrick Cathedral, wander the streets of Little Italy and much more. The international trips vary from seven to 10 days.

For those not interested in a group tour, the company maintains an online platform travelers can use to book hotels, activities and multiday packaged trips in more than 80 destinations in the U.S. (Maui,  Miami  and  San Francisco  are especially popular) and abroad. The platform provides detailed accessibility information based on exhaustive vetting by the company’s own customer service team. Among the information included in hotel listings, for example, is whether front desks have lower check-in counters, whether restaurants are step-free, and how much turn space there is in guest-room bathrooms. Activity listings note the availability of accessible bathrooms, whether wheelchair users will encounter any obstacles, and more.

WheelTheWorld.com ; 628-900-7778

New York City–based freelance writer Terri Marshall contributes to Girl Camper Magazine, World Footprints.com, TravelingMom.com and other publications and websites. ​​

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Planning a trip as a wheelchair user can be complicated, to say the least. Searching hours-on-end for the perfect accessible hotel, figuring out which modes of transportation are accessible , and compiling lists of accessible must-see attractions can certainly be stressful and time-consuming. But what if there was a way to eliminate a lot of the stress that comes with planning a wheelchair-friendly vacation? Well, there is and I'd love to tell you all about it.

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Around the world, there are a variety of tour companies that specialize in accessibility. They organize accessible transportation and accommodations and know which attractions are accessible so that you don't have to plan anything. Instead, you can simply look forward to your vacation and know that all of the planning is in good hands.

Whether you want to see waterfalls in Iceland , roll on the equator in Ecuador, go on a safari or something else, almost any experience is possible with the 10 companies that are featured below. Each one offers accessible tours, and while these are by no means the only accessibility-focused tour companies in the world, they are some of the best

Ability Adventures

If you have ever dreamed of visiting New Zealand , Ability Adventures can turn your dream into reality. They are New Zealand's outstanding accessible travel company and cater to all disabilities. Whether you are a wheelchair user, hard of hearing, blind or a slow walker, they have a plethora of tour options to suit your accessibility needs. You can explore national parks, see heritage sites, cruise fjords or even go bungee jumping if you're feeling particularly adventurous. (Note that New Zealand continues to be closed to foreign travelers in 2021 due to the COVID pandemic.) Learn more about Ability Adventures here .

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Accessible Caribbean Vacations

After the past year and a half, the Caribbean has never sounded so great, right?! If relaxing on a Caribbean island sounds nice to you, consider checking out Accessible Caribbean Vacations. This company offers accessible tours and shore excursions in more than 20 Caribbean destinations. They can also book accessible cruises for guests and arrange fully accessible shore excursions for each port of call. Whether you're cruising the Caribbean or flying in to a destination, Accessible Caribbean Vacations can be sure that you have a fun and accessible experience. Learn more about Accessible Caribbean Vacations here .

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Disabled Accessible Travel

Europe has so many destinations that are worth visiting, but no matter which part of Europe you're most interested in, there is a good chance that Disabled Accessible Travel offers tours there. The company offers accessible shore excursions, accessible land-based tours, and mobility equipment rental. From popular destinations like Italy and Spain to lesser-known places like Latvia, Disabled Accessible Travel can take care of all of your accessibility needs. Learn more about Disabled Accessible Travel here .

Related: 7 air travel tips for wheelchair users

Epic Enabled

Going on a safari is on most people's bucket list and Epic Enabled is making that once-in-a-lifetime experience possible for travelers with disabilities in South Africa. The company leads monthly group tours on safari in Kruger National Park and a private game reserve with an accessible safari truck, but accessible tours are also available in the beautiful city of Cape Town. If you want to see lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos and more in their natural environment, consider going on a safari with Epic Enabled. Learn more about Epic Enabled here .

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Iceland Unlimited

Do you want to see the northern lights , swim in hot springs or view majestic waterfalls? If so, Iceland could be the ideal destination for you. Iceland Unlimited's founder and owner, Jón Gunnar Benjaminsson, is a wheelchair user himself, so he knows firsthand which activities to recommend to fellow wheelchair users. His company can organize accessible trips throughout the entire country. Learn more about Iceland Unlimited here .

Related: Best northern lights adventures for families

Il Viaggio Travel

Central America is known for not being the most accommodating for wheelchair users, but when it comes to Costa Rica , it's a whole different story. Thanks to Il Viaggio Travel, wheelchair users can experience all that Costa Rica has to offer. Adapted transportation is available and you can go on customized tours to the rainforest, in the capital city of San Jose, or even try adaptive surfing at the country's best beaches. Learn more about Il Viaggio Travel here .

Related: These are the most wheelchair-accessible cities around the world

Latin America for All

South America is full of remarkable destinations that are worth experiencing, and if you are interested in visiting Ecuador and the Galapagos, Peru or Argentina, you need to check out Latin America for All. This company plans everything for you so that you can fully enjoy these three destinations. While accessibility between the three countries does vary to some degree, Latin America for All can customize your trip and make your itinerary as accessible for you as possible. Learn more about Latin America for All here .

Morocco Accessible Travel Consultants

Morocco is a destination that I knew nothing about before visiting, but it quickly became one of my favorite places thanks to a phenomenal trip with Morocco Accessible Travel Consultants. The company has adapted transportation and can customize itineraries for each traveler, depending on the traveler's needs. You can explore popular cities like Casablanca, Fes, and Marrakech, or even stay in the Sahara desert. Morocco Accessible Travel Consultants also created an adapted camel saddle to give wheelchair users the ability to safely and comfortably ride a camel in the desert. Learn more about Morocco Accessible Travel Consultants here .

Related: 10 things to know before you go to Morocco

Saku Travel

Estonia is a European country that is often skipped over unless it falls on a cruise itinerary, but it is completely worth visiting whether you're on a Scandinavian cruise or not. The capital city of Tallinn is gorgeous, but there are accessible experiences outside of the city as well, including hiking/rolling on a smooth boardwalk trail in a bog in Lahemaa National Park. Saku Travel has accessible transportation that can get you around the country and the fantastic guides sure know how to show wheelchair users a good time. Learn more about Saku Travel here .

Wheel the World

Wheel the World has quickly become one of the leading companies devoted to accessible tours. They offer accessible tours in more than a dozen countries, providing transportation and plenty of accessible things to do, including some pretty adventurous and epic experiences. With Wheel the World, you can roll around Easter Island, soar on a zipline in Mexico or even go dune bashing in Qatar ... just to name a few. Learn more about Wheel the World here .

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Things to Do in Zelenograd, Russia - Zelenograd Attractions

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1. Vedogon Theatre

2. Zelenograd Exhibition Hall

3. Bolshoi Gorodskoi Prud

4. Zelenograd State Historical Local Lore Museum

5. Temple of the Prelate Nikolay Mirlikiysky

6. Bust Alexander Pushkin

7. Chapel of St. Sergius of Radonezh

8. angstrem.

9. Shtyki - Monument to the Defenders of Moscow

10. zelenogradskiy ice dome.

11. Dendropark

12. Viewpoint

13. Park Zeleny Bor

14. Recreation Area at the Lower Kamenskiy Pond

15. flute house.

16. SM Zelenopark

17. Rubezh 1941 Goda

18. Park of the 40th Anniversary of the Victory

19. Ruki VVerkh! Bar

20. Memorial Line of Defense

22. Monument to K.S. Rokossovsky

23. Trampoline Club Adult Sport

24. Central Square

25. Time-Club Vmeste

26. Cultural Center Zelenograd

27. orbita ice dome.

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30. Planetium

• Zelenograd Exhibition Hall
• Bolshoi Gorodskoi Prud
• Vedogon Theatre
• Zelenograd State Historical Local Lore Museum
• Temple of the Prelate Nikolay Mirlikiysky
• Park of the 40th Anniversary of the Victory
• Park Zeleny Bor
• Zelenogradskiy Ice Dome

Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport (SVO)

Address : Sheremetyevo International Airport, Khimki town, Moscow Region, Russia, 141400

Class "A" airport. It is situated in 28 km from Moscow. There are two take- off and landing strips. Handling capacity is 2100 passenger per hour. There are 5 terminals: B, C, D, E, F. Terminal E is located in the northern part of Sheremetyevo Airport and it is mainly servicing business aviation boards, as well twenty two remote counters of Western sector of Terminal B serve the same purpose.

Terminal B is located to the West of Terminal A in the northern part of the airport as well. It is composed of two buildings: the departure hall and the arrivals hall. There is a landing pavilion located not far from the terminal B, which is well known by the name "wineglass" which it obtained thanks to it's unusual shape. There are 86 remote parking places in this terminal of airport. This places are divided: 22 - for business aviation and 5 - for cargo flights. Also 8 of which are used for Aeroflot aircrafts maintenance.

Terminal C is located next to Terminal B and maintains international flight services; there are 30 check- in counters, 36 passport control cabins and automatic three- stage system of luggage inspection. All of the six parking places of the terminal are equipped by telescopic walkways. The terminal is connected with multilevel parking for 1000 cars by the walking gallery.

Terminal D provides services for international airlines, the building is shaped like a swan, protecting passengers by its wings.

Additional terminal for international routes was opened in 2010. Terminal E provides services for international airlines. It has combined Terminal D and F and a unite system called South terminal complex. Complex is connected with the Aeroexpress railway station. All terminals of the complex are connected by walking galleries with travelators, which allow passengers easily move around the whole territory of the complex.

Terminal F includes airport equipped by telescopic walkways, hotel, area of the airport, maintenance platform and several industrial buildings. It is located next to the railway terminal and Terminal E and D. 15 parking places with telescopic walkways work here. Terminals are connected by the free bus travelling regularly between terminals B and E on the road inside the airport.

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The following services are provided free of charge ate the territory of Sheremetyevo airport: mother- and- child rooms (II floor of the Departures hall in Terminal B), shuttle- bus, connecting South and North terminal, free Wi- Fi access, services for disabled passengers, luggage trolleys, weigh- in baggage and hand luggage. Passengers stay in waiting halls for free, transportation to and from airplanes as well as medical services is also free.

Luggage wrapping points are located: Terminal B - center of the waiting hall, Terminal C - special control zone, left and right wings, terminal D - III floor, center of Departures hall, terminal E - II floor Departures hall, Terminal F - II floor, next to the entrance and inspection points. In addition there are mobile points working 24 hours as well. If the luggage is authorized to be opened it will be packed again free of charge.

As well there are baggage rooms in the airport located in Terminal C, many shops and restaurants, bank offices, post office, tourist agencies and hotels. Orthodox Christians may pray in Resurrection of Christ church (between Terminal F and B), Archangel Mikhail chapel (Terminal C) and Saint Nicolas chapel (located in Terminal F)

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There is a special protective service which prevents children from getting lost in Sheremetyevo airport. A child gets a special bracelet, which is to help her get back to her parents.

It is recommended to pack the entire luggage by stretch wrap.

For entering Mother- and- Child room a passenger should present the ticket, the passport and the child medical certificate, which can be obtained in the medical services offices in terminal F, D and C.

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Detailed instruction on how to get to Sheremetyevo airport

Sheremetyevo airport recommends avoiding trips by Leningradskoe highway due to renovation of emergency part of the road and suggests bypass ways.

The road is narrowed to two ways in both directions. The exit from International trunk- way to Leningradskoe highway is open. The exit from MKAD to Leningradskoe highway is allowed for passenger cars.

Bypass ways

From the airport:

via Leningradskoe highway

via Starbeevo

via Khlebnikovo (recommended only at night)

To the airport

Official ways offered by traffic police

1) 87th km of Leningradskoe highway, turn to Moscow large traffic ring road (Leningradsko- Dmitrovskoe direction) with the consequent movement around Dmitrov. After that - move on Dmitrovskoe highway until you reach 74th km from MKAD.

2) If you drive from Moscow district you reach 87th km of Leningradskoe highway, then turn to Moscow large traffic ring road (Leningradsko- Volokolamskoe direction), turn to M- 9 highway "Baltia" and move until you reach MKAD.

3) 49th km Leningradskoe highway, turn to Moscow small traffic ring road (Leningradsko- Dmitrovskoe direction) turn to Dmitrovskoe highway at 47th km and move until you reach MKAD.

 4) If you drive from Moscow it is better to drive on MKAD and then turn to  M- 9 highway "Baltia" or to  Dmitrovskoe highway.

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