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Everything about traveling with disabilities! Wheelchair travel tips, disability travel tips, and much more. Firstly, Wheel the World aims to give great experiences tailored to everyone’s needs and wants, around gorgeous destinations in the world. Secondly, we provide accessible accommodations, experiences, and transportation, for people with disabilities, their families and friends. Thirdly, everything is topped with premium customer service available 24/7. Above all, we are in love with what we do. However, let our pictures, videos, and testimonies do the talking! Check out our accessible trips and discover how to explore the world without limits.

July 10, 2020

Accessible Travel Tips from a World Traveler

Chris is a passionate traveler and explorer. He grew up exploring and traveling around his native Australia and now he travels to various destinations every year with his wife and children. Chris has used a wheelchair for about 50 years. He is a business advisor, a Paralympic athlete in various sports, and an avid skier...
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June 22, 2020

Spotlight on Inclusive Dance with Dance for All Bodies

We caught up with Yagmur and Tess, founders of the California-based organization Dance for All Bodies to talk all things inclusive dance. We have been working with Dance for All Bodies to host Travel Through Dance, a week of virtual inclusive dance classes, starting June 23rd, 2020. Sign up for classes here. Read on to...
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Black Lives Matter
June 8, 2020

5 Resources to Learn About Racism in the United States

The work we do at Wheel the World to make the world a more accessible place is driven by one concept: inclusion. We are a team of people working toward inclusion. Wheel the World has the platform and audience to talk about inclusion. And, while this platform is generally focused on accessibility, today there is...
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May 26, 2020

Reminiscing: A Wheelchair Accessible Machu Picchu Vacation

Machu Picchu is known as a wonder of the world. The city of Cusco welcomes well over a million travelers yearly to marvel at Peru’s Sacred Valley and the famous Incan ruins. One thing you might not know is that with the right team and support, Machu Picchu can be a wheelchair accessible destination! Cusco’s...
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6 ways to travel from home
April 13, 2020

6 Ways to Travel From Home

Due to the Coronavirus crisis, we all know it is important to stay home right now. However, staying home doesn’t mean you have to stop exploring! We may not be able to fly or drive to a new destination, but we can explore by learning and trying new things. We’ve put together a list of...
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Person on a wheelchair on a wheelchair accessible trail in Costa Rica
July 29, 2019

Why Costa Rica is the perfect wheelchair accessible destination

As a wheelchair user and avid traveler, I went on a mindblowing adventure to test the country’s beautiful, accessible destinations. There I found amazing people, gorgeous landscapes and wheelchair accessible facilities to have an amazing experience as any other traveler! Firstly, a little backstory: I’m one of the founders of Wheel the World, an accessible...
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June 26, 2019

Chris’ Experience Hiking Patagonia on a Wheelchair

Chris Alp uses a wheelchair, but he traveled with Wheel the World to Patagonia, Chile, and discovered the wonderful opportunity to hike again. His experience hiking Patagonia on a wheelchair became one of the most unforgettable memories of his life!Book the trip. My wife Aileen and I would like to say a huge thanks to...
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June 18, 2019

My experience with accessible skydiving with Multiple Sclerosis

Karina’s testimony is a true evidence of strength and joy. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis many years ago, but that hasn’t stopped her from following her dreams! I never thought I’d be able to skydive, even less sin my MS is so advanced. I had saved a magazine from the year 2000 in which...
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Haleakala Volcano sunrise, Hawaii
May 17, 2019

Wheelchair Accessible Hawaii

My Adventure in Maui with Wheel the World Book your accessible trip to Hawaii! Wheel the World has been pushing boundaries since the start. From Patagonia to New York, we’ve been opening new paths for accessible travel and helping people with disabilities explore the world without limits! Blake Simpson (23), friend, athlete, and wheelchair user,...
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Kayaking, Sausalito
April 9, 2019

Join San Francisco Adaptive Kayaking Experience this May!

We’ve got great news coming up for our friends in California. Our Sausalito adaptive kayaking experience will be open this May 11th for everyone to enjoy! San Francisco Bay is an incredible place to paddle, with breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and rich natural history. It’s an experience open to people with disabilities and their friends and...
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March 19, 2019

5 Expert Tips for Awesome Wheelchair Travel

There’s something universal about human emotions — the love for travel! Probably no one would ever lie in their deathbed and go “Gee, I really regret traveling to all those beautiful, interesting places”. We know that feeling, you know that feeling. There’s no need to explain traveling is great. And if you’re reading this, you’re...
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January 16, 2019

Wheel the World and the Inca Trail dream, Machu Picchu

Last week I received a notification from the tourist authorities in Peru that really surprised me: no one in a wheelchair has done the Inca Trail before. The most important hiking trail in the world, which is done daily by up to five hundred people and is the most spectacular way to get to the...
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