If you plan a trip to the inland part of the Yucatan, you’re in for a treat since most tourists flock to its beaches. So, while those people get sunburned as they drink their fourth margarita, you’ll get to enjoy the Yucatan countryside, which is filled with forested roads, cute towns, and perhaps most notably […]
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Whether you’re considering a stop in Valladolid on your way to Chichen Itza or want to dedicate a day trip to this town, you’re in for a treat—Valladolid is swoon-worthy. However, as a wheelchair user, you might be wondering: Is Valladolid accessible? I’ll share my insight with you to help you better prepare for your
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Holbox Island is one of those off-the-beaten-path destinations with little information about accessibility. I’m writing this as an able-bodied traveler who visited Holbox, keeping a close eye out for accessible features. I’ll share my thoughts on wheelchair accessibility in Holbox with the hope that it’ll give you some insight on whether visiting the island is
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If you’re looking to take an accessible day trip from Cancun or want to spend some nights away from the hustle and bustle of the mainland Yucatán Peninsula, a trip to Isla Mujeres is probably on your mind. But you might be wondering: is Isla Mujeres wheelchair accessible? In short, yes, Isla Mujeres is wheelchair
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White sand beaches, Mayan ruins, and coconut water straight from the shell are some of the many things that entice travelers to visit Tulum. But among the ice cream shops and vegan cafes, yoga studios and beachside hammocks, you might be wondering—Just how wheelchair accessible is Tulum? Since pictures speak louder than words, this post
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Playa del Carmen is a lively beachside town about an hour’s drive from Cancun. It’s packed with restaurants, bars, a really crowded beach, and an impressive 5-mile-long pedestrian street. If you’re a wheelchair user curious to check out what the buzz is all about, you might be wondering if Playa del Carmen is accessible. In
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Cozumel is an excellent destination to visit as part of your Yucatán vacation—it’s far less crowded than Cancun and is home to the Mesoamerican Reef, which is the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. Furthermore, wheelchair accessibility in Cozumel is decent thanks to the island’s mostly flat terrain, cobblestone-free paths, and accessible taxis. In
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Ah, San Diego. From beaches to a modern downtown to its historic old town, San Diego offers a plethora of activities for wheelchair users. In this post, I’ll cover eighteen amazing wheelchair accessible things to do in San Diego. But first, let’s take a look at how to get around America’s Finest City. Note: The
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