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Has anyone ventured to the Izu Islands south of Tokyo?
The ferries are accessible, and there seem to be one or two accessible accommodations. If anyone has been, please share your experience!
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Hello Josh, I tried to start my own thread but got a message that I didn’t have enough activity to post one. Anyway, I found a tour guide in Kobe who offers tailored tours of Kobe (accessible included) for a reasonable price. Would it be ok if they created their own profile & posted about the services they offer? Thanks!
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JR Trains or public transit to Mt Fuji
What the nearest city that has a JR Station where I can see Mt Fuji close up? View of the Fuji and a nice lake would be awesome.
I tried searching this forum but didn’t see an answer.
I’ve seen private tour bus…but looking for something more affordable and accessible.
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Times are a changing!
In a powerful move toward a more inclusive travel future, Expedia Group, through its short-term rental platform Vrbo, has partnered with Raleigh-based Becoming rentABLE, the only platform dedicated to listing accessible short-term rentals (STRs). Together, they’re addressing one of the travel industry’s most…
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Amazing! Congratulations 🎉
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Reply to What is the best place to travel in Florida
If you plan to go to the beaches in Florida, I would recommend looking up the beach first and seeing if they offer beach-friendly wheelchair rentals. Some beaches offer them for free, while others charge a fee. There is a company called “sand-helper” which has a website and a map that shows which beaches they have rentals at. I would also…
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Reply to Cape Canaveral, Florida
They are hard to find. I grew up in Florida and have only found a handful of accessible fishing charters available. It’s a shame there aren’t ADA laws that require fishing charters to have accommodations for wheelchair and scooter users. Here is a charter that I found which appears to be wheelchair accessible: https://fishingbooker.com/charters/view/18225
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