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| Accessible accommodation in Spain |
| Casa De Sueño - one of Spain's finest luxury accessible holiday villas, suitable for the disabled and their families, including self-catering holiday accommodation options. Owned by a paraplegic, this villa is fully wheelchair accessible including large private pool and hoist, plus wheel-in shower. The landscaped gardens have been designed with the wheelchair user in mind and provide level or ramped access to all areas. |
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| People have walked the Camino for over 1000 years, traditionally motivated by religion, however, modern day pilgrims like ourselves embark on such an adventure to immerse ourselves in nature and reflect upon, and appreciate, the simplicity of life. For us, two women in wheelchairs, tackling the Camino de Santiago will present its own set of unique challenges: we will be travelling solo through remote and rural places along tracks that are not considered ‘accessible’ by standard definitions. We will have to adapt our travel to match weather conditions and local terrain, and come up with innovative ways to overcome barriers such as gates, hills, mud patches and rocks. We want to challenge ourselves and push our mental and physical stamina beyond and above in order to demonstrate the power of passion and determination in making absolutely anything possible. We will be completely self-sufficient carrying our own belongings on our back and will be staying at albergues (hostels) during the evenings. We will not be pre-booking any accommodation, allowing for the journey to take its own freedom of pace and course and not be bound by everyday deadlines. Let the adventure begin! |
| On 10 2006 September Vasile Stoica completed a grueling summer-long Pan-European trek, alone and using only the push power of his hands in a manual wheelchair. What did he do to celebrate his 5'250 KM (3,250 mile) adventure? After a 5 day break, he began the next leg of his journey, a 2'200 KM (1,350mile) trek from Spain to Dusseldorf, Germany where he plans to arrive on 18 October 2006 in time for the Rehacare Disability Exhibition. |
| Accessible Tour Specialist of the Year 2018. VERY ACCESSIBLE Madrid, tours, accommodation, blog |
| Every traveller is different with different needs, especially if you are a wheelchair user and when you are in need of accessible services. We offer personal advice so your Barcelona trip will be completely carefree. In fact, travellers visiting multiple cities will probably find that Barcelona is the easiest stop on their trip!
Barcelona is widely regarded as one of the more accessible cities in Europe, which makes it a great destination for wheelchair users.
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