Learn how to plan an accessible visit to Pompeii, Italy. Get facts about Mt Vesuvius, group and private tour options, interesting facts on Pompeii, and learn about the must-see sites. Visiting the ancient city of Pompeii is a must for any Italian vacation. The impeccably preserved ruins of Pompeii will offer a glimpse of what life was like in 79 AD. And yes! It is wheelchair accessible!

Helpful facts about Rome Italy to assist disabled travelers in having an amazing Roman vacation. Including tips on how to navigate the streets in Rome Italy with mobility impairments, interesting facts about Rome, and accessibility info for Rome's top attractions like The Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Rome Catacombs, Piazza Novana, The Pantheon, The Vatican, Villa Borghese, The Spanish Steps, Palatine Hill, and more!

The world’s best aquariums include Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, Seattle Aquarium, Dubai Aquarium, Shedd Aquarium, SEA Life Aquarium Sydney, Aquarium of the Pacific, SEA Life Center London, Georgia Aquarium, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, Lisbon Oceanarium, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Genoa Aquarium, Kenting National, Blue Planet Aquarium. Adventure Aquarium, Two Oceans Aquarium, AquaRio, and SEA Life Istanbul.

Chicago Street Art: The Best Murals, Street Art, and Graffiti Chicago Has to Offer. Explore the top graffiti walls, mural art, and stencils with your guide Madelyn Pew, the brindle French bulldog. From Logan Square, Chicago to the River district, from abstract murals to famous street art, see all the cool graffiti art in Chicago.

This 4 day London itinerary includes information on accessible travel for those with mobility issues, hearing impairment, and visual impairment. Enjoy London’s top sites, get info on public transport, and even plan a quick day trip to Bath and Stone Henge. Finally, a London Itinerary for everyone! Cheerio!

What is an emotional support animal? How is an emotional support animal different from a service animal? Can my dog be an emotional support animal? Find the answers to these questions and more as we explore all things ESA. Learn what it takes to make your pet an ESA, what training your pet should have, and what benefits an emotional support animal provides.

My physical limitations are often in conflict with my desire for adventure and spontaneity. There’s a certain romantic notion of adventure and simply going where your mood and the road take you. However, this can be incredibly difficult when the “road” is made of dirt and stairs and your mood is, “Dammit, I’m in so much pain!!! Why didn’t I plan for this?!” My visit to Jenolan Caves was one of these times.

Sydney, Australia regularly tops lists as one of the most accessible cities in the world. In fact, the most difficult part of the trip is the long haul flight one must endure to get there. But don’t worry, I have helpful suggestions on how you can make the flight more tolerable and fully enjoy the land down under.

Taking cabs or using rideshare apps can easily set you back hundreds of dollars. Renting a car can set you back even more and leave you dealing with the anxiety of finding suitable parking. With a hop on hop off bus company like City Sightseeing, you can purchase a half-day, full-day, or multi-day bus pass that's sure to take you to most of the major attractions. Prices start at just $15 USD. In Cape Town, each bus on the City and Cape routes are equipped with a wheelchair access ramp, room for wheelchair seating, and an audio tour in 16 different languages.

The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town is an excellent place for shopping, entertainment, food, and taking in views of the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain. It’s also home to the Two Oceans Aquarium, daily departures to Robbin Island, and incredible live musical performances.

When it comes to great views, excellent service, and top-notch amenities, I highly recommend the Taj Hotel, Cape Town. It’s quite affordable and offers some of the best views of Table Mountain as well as a convenient home base for all tourist attractions. I could literally sit in my deep soaking bathtub and look out to these stunning views of Table Mountain while caring for my aching joints.

Cape L’Agulhas, South Africa is the real southernmost point of Africa, the point where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. It’s a truly magical experience looking off the southernmost tip of the African continent knowing the next land one would encounter is Antarctica. (The only continent I have left to visit.) Many tourists see The Cape of Good Hope (which you should also definitely see) but not many make the almost three-hour drive through beautiful countryside to Cape L’Agulhas.