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Reply to Accessible Hotel in the South of Tenerife
They also offer an airport pickup service with an accessible van. I don’t know how much it costs, though. There are two airports in the island. The one in the North is further away. Around 1 hour by car. The one in the South is about 20 minutes away.
In the island, there are a few taxi companies with adapted cars and there are also some…
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Accessible Hotel in the South of Tenerife
Hi everyone,
If any of you are looking for an accessible place in the South of Tenerife, there’s a great hotel where not one, not two, not three, but all rooms are wheelchair accessible with roll-in showers. Most of them also have a raised toilet with grab bars and space available on both sides for transfer. Nevertheless, what sets the hotel…
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Reply to Wheelchair accessible beaches in Tenerife
I’ve recently been to Tenerife and I’m refloating this thread to add a chart with all the current accessible beaches in the island updated in 2022. The chart is in Spanish, but the icons are quite self-explanatory. The columns on the chart are: City, Beach, Parking for disabled people, Access to the beach by ramp, Accessible showers,…
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Reply to Disability in temples and onsen
Hi Bruno,
When I was there in 2018, I remember entering temples using crutches. There were even some accessible temples that I could enter with my wheelchair. Before entering, they carefully wiped my wheels. I also saw some temples, that instead of removing your shoes, people put those plastic covers (like the ones used by doctors at…
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Reply to JIGOKUDANI YAEN-KOEN (Monkey Park) Path
By the way, from the Yaen-Koen parking lot to the trail entrance, there are about a 100 meters of steep road, but if that were a problem, they can drop you at the trail entrance, near the stairs.
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