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Wheelchair-Accessible Los Cabos Transportation

Wheelchair-Accessible Los Cabos Transportation

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El Arco in Cabo San Lucas

If you’re looking for wheelchair-accessible Los Cabos transportation, then look no further than Transcabo. This local company can provide accessible transfers between the airport to any hotel or residence in Los Cabos or the surrounding area. Private accessible shuttle services are available to the major hotels between San Jose del Cabo, the Corridor and Cabo San Lucas. The lift-equipped accessible vans can accommodate five passengers, and they have plenty of room for luggage. You can order an accessible van on the website, without any additional phone calls. Visit www.transcabo.com for more information or to book your accessible van.

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Puerto Vallarta Tours & Transportation

Puerto Vallarta Tours & Transportation

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Puerto Vallarta
Superior Tours Vallarta offers wheelchair-accessible Puerto Vallarta tours and transportation. Their Ford Transit van has a rear lift and tie-downs, and can accommodate one wheelchair-user as well as six additional passengers. Their services include airport and cruise ship transfers, shore excursions, local transportation and customized tours. They can transport passengers to any hotel or destination in Jalisco and Nayarit, and design a custom tour or shore excursion for your party. For more information about their wheelchair-accessible offerings, visit superiortoursvallarta.com/wheel-chair-accesible-transportation.
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Accessible Romania Tours

Accessible Romania Tours

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Strada Turnului – Sighisoara, Romania

Bucharest-based Accessible Romania offers a number of a tour options for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. They have a ramped wheelchair-accessible van available for transfers and tours. This large vehicle can carry up to two wheelchairs and five seated passengers, with room for luggage.

The agency offers a number of day tours, including a wheelchair-friendly tour of Bucharest. It includes transportation in an accessible van with stops at The Palace of Parliament, The Old Center, The Village Museum and Herastrau Park. An English speaking guide and admission to all attractions is included in this all-day tour.

If you’d like a longer tour, then their Accessible Transylvania Tour is your best choice. It includes transfers from Bucharest and stops at Sinaia, Busteni, Brasoe, Sighisoara, Cluj Napoca, Alba lulia and Sibiu. This eight-day tour includes transportation in an accessible van and accommodations at four-star “cozy hotels.”

Although Accessible Romania focuses on inclusion and strives to provide accessible services, there still may be some limits for full time wheelchair-users due to the existing infrastructure in Romania. That said, many of their tours are good choices for seniors and slow walkers. It’s hoped that Accessible Romania will create a greater awareness of access needs in the tourism sector, which will hopefully open up accessible tourism and improve the facilities in Romania. For more information about their offerings, visit accessibleromania.com.

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Accessible Japan Resource

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If a trip to Japan is in your future, then surf on by this website with tons of accessibility information (www.accessible-japan.com). It’s a consumer-created resource with details about wheelchair-accessible attractions, transportation and lodging throughout Japan. Additionally, the website includes information about wheelchair-accessible day tours, and companies that offer wheelchair-accessible options. Essential information about getting around, accessible transfers, disability discounts, equipment rentals, voltage and suggested guide books and resources are also included. And if you’d like to know about something that isn’t listed on the website, there’s a link to a forum where you can ask additional questions.
All in all,  it’s a very comprehensive resource for accessible travel in Japan.

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Paris in a Wheelchair — A Detailed Guide

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The Moulin Rouge in Paris, France

A project of the Paris Convention and Visitor Bureau, this online resource offers information on visiting Paris in a wheelchair.

It includes a detailed section about getting around, including information on wheelchair-accessible bus, metro, tramway and RER routes in the City of Lights. Also included is a list of adapted taxi companies, information about hiring a wheelchair-accessible vehicle with a driver, adapted van rental resources, and even the low-down on wheelchair-accessible airport transfers. Additionally there are links to local providers that can provide personal travel assistance, as well as information on accessible car parks.

Also included is detailed information about accessible lodgings, restaurants, tours, attractions and even self-guided walks. And if you still have questions, visit their comprehensive FAQ page. This well researched guide is an excellent resource for visiting Paris in a wheelchair. parisjetaime.com/eng/article/accessibility-a646

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Wheelchair-Accessible Transportation in Guam

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If you’re looking for wheelchair-accessible transportation in Guam, then look no further than Accessible Van Transportation Services (www.avtsguam.com). They serve all 19 villages in Guam and can provide transfers in a wheelchair-accessible van to all the airports, seaports, and hotels on the island. They also offer customized tours of the island, based on the interests and preferences of their clients. For more information about their services call (671) 898-8695 or e-mail avtsguam@gmail.com.

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Wheelchair-Accessible Transportation in Budapest

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If you’re looking for wheelchair-accessible transportation in Budapest, then look no further than Paratrans (paratrans.hu/en). This local company can provide an accessible vehicle with a driver who is familiar with the city, for airport or rail station transfers as well as city excursions. Their Renault Master is outfitted with a ramp and tie downs, and it can accommodate three wheelchair-users and five additional passengers. And if you need room for another wheelchair, it can be reconfigured to accommodate four wheelchair-users and four additional passengers. For more information about wheelchair-accessible transportation options in Budapest, call Paratrans at +36 30 900 1603 or e-mail them at info@paratrans.hu.