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Uncover hidden gems and authentic local activities organized by and for people with disabilities. At WheelTribe, we bring you closer to unforgettable experiences you won’t find anywhere else.
Direct from the Italian Facebook group "Turismo Accessibile" – these places are crowd favorites!
Are you an expert on your region, city, or country? Do you have firsthand experience of accessible places to visit, the best disability friendly restaurants, or the most convenient transportation options for solo travellers on wheels? Are you an accessible travel influencer always on the go?
On WheelTribe, you can become a local accessibility ambassador, which means sharing your knowledge on your destination, and helping people make the most of their visit.
We are currently looking for ambassadors based preferably in Italy, Spain, Belgium and Portugal, but we welcome people from all over the world! Fill in the form and we will share with you more about the role and how you can be a part of WheelTribe.
Erik
Brussels
Erik, a true Brussels expert, has been exploring everything wheelchair accessible in Belgium and is ready to share tons of great tips with you.
Andrea
Italy
Andrea, a passionate sailor, teaches wheelchair users to sail on his adapted vintage boat, Cadamà, and knows all the best handbike trails.
Io Posso
Italy
Io Posso, a nonprofit in Apulia, makes beaches fully accessible, offering free services so people with disabilities can enjoy the sea.
Eleonora Censorii
Belgium
Founder of WheelTribe, my goal is to connect people with fun, meaningful and accessible experiences, to make travel more inclusive and sustainable for the local communities and the travellers.
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: Eleonora Censorii
Bruges by Wheelchair: Hidden Gems and Accessibility Tips from Locals
The "Venice of the North" has similar issues, when it comes to accessibility, to the "original Venice": cobbled pavements, lots of historic buildings and bridges. But with some locals' tips and tricks, you can enjoy a wonderful holiday. And not miss on the chocolate and beer - especially.
: Eleonora Censorii
Visit the Coliseum on wheels
This September we took a short trip to Rome with Mechthild Kreuser, adaptive yoga teacher and mindfulness coach. from Germany. .
: WheelTribe
An Accessible Day Out in Ghent
Hello WheelTribe community! I would like to introduce you to a fascinating new destination: Ghent, in Belgium.
