I visited Martin County with my family in November. As a wheelchair user, the beach is usually somewhere I admire from a distance. It wasn't like that in Martin County. Here is what we did, where we stayed, and places we ate.
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.
