The best accessible vacations aren't just about ramps and roll-in showers. They're about experiences that are authentic and satisfying. We rounded up five destinations that deliver exactly that — from adaptive surfing in Costa Rica to catching waves in Barcelona.
Kerry, a manual wheelchair user, spent a few days in Scottsdale and had a great time. She stayed at Andaz Scottsdale Resort and Bungalows that had a shower she still dreams about, hiked the Bajada desert trail, and highlights top food and drink spots.
We spent a few days in Seattle and found the city to be very accessible. We did the must-do things, including Pike Place Market, tried some oysters, and even did a harbor cruise. If you’re thinking of visiting this Pacific Northwest hub, do it. There’s a lot to do here.
The Pacific Northwest brings a feeling you can't find many places, and Seattle is the quintessential city to experience it. It sits between ocean and mountains, so it brings with it a wide array of things to do and see. Check out our guide to find some top accessible things to do during your visit.
In this guide, we spotlight the top European cities for wheelchair travel in 2025. No destination is perfect, of course, but these listed destinations will certainly provide a real travel experience where you won't have to miss out.
