Detailed wheelchair access, mobility notes, and step-free routes — built into the itinerary, not added as an afterthought.
Accessibility information on most travel platforms is incomplete, vague, or just wrong. "Partially accessible" tells you nothing. We think accessible travelers deserve the same quality of trip planning as everyone else — which means actual, specific, reliable information.
For every destination and attraction in our library, we document wheelchair access, step-free entrances, accessible restroom availability, mobility aid hire, sensory-friendly hours, and transport options. That information is built into your itinerary — not buried in a footnote.
We also design itineraries with realistic daily distances, manageable transit options, and rest points built in. An accessible trip isn't a lesser trip. It's just a trip that works for you.
Each country gets a 1–5 accessibility rating covering step-free transport, accessible sights and how manageable the streets are for a wheelchair. Belgium is the one country we have verified step by step ourselves; see the Flanders accessible tour.
Ratings are our guidance for planning, not official travel advice. Always check your government's travel advisory before you go.