Wheel the World

11/18/2025

Why join our group trip to Sicily?
1- If you love ancient ruins, coastal towns, street markets, and authentic Italian pasta, pizza, gelato, and wine, you’ll love Sicily.
2- Enjoy stress-free travel with verified accessibility, expert planning, and a fun group of fellow explorers.
3- Our Black Friday deals are live, so you can save on your next group trip.

🚨 The first date sold out in less than 24 hours, and only a few spots remain for the next departure.
This trip includes 4-star hotels, ground transportation, exciting activities, and a dedicated tour leader.

👉 Ready to explore Italy? Grab your Black Friday deal and secure your spot before they’re gone!
https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-group-trips/best-of-sicily-7-day-accessible-group-tour

11/17/2025

Black Friday is here… and so are your next accessible vacations. 🛫
Discover Colorado, Italy, Greece, Spain, Costa Rica, and more with a 100% accessible group tour.
Includes:
🏨 4-star hotels
🚐 Accessible transportation
🎟 All tickets
🍽 Meals
🧑‍🦽 Dedicated guide
Travel with ease, explore confidently, and share the journey with others.
Limited space — sale ends December 1st

11/16/2025

Deaf travelers’ guide to The Palm Beaches:

Know before you go. 💚
Explore The Palm Beaches with confidence. Find hotels, beaches, attractions and activities with verified accessibility info. Our expert mappers go and measure these details for your peace of mind ♿🌊
Ready for the ultimate vacation?

✨ Find our full guide on the blog
https://blog.wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel-guide-the-palm-beaches-florida/

11/14/2025

Travel hits different when you share it. 💚
Join a group of travelers who understand accessibility — and experience Colorado like never before.
♿️ From adaptive kayaking at Bear Creek Lake to the iconic Red Rocks — every moment is designed for connection and adventure.
✨ Inclusive experiences, adaptive activities, and memories that last a lifetime.
👉 Book your spot on our next accessible group trip:
https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-group-trips/colorado-adventure-fall-escape-6-day-accessible-group-tour

11/13/2025

Is the future of travel more accessible?

For us, it’s more than just getting away. It’s about connection, new experiences and feeling part of something bigger.

In Colorado, we met twelve travelers with different disabilities, ages, and stories — from 5-year-old Ezra to 72-year-old Ann Marie Jones.

What we realized?

Together, we are stronger. This powerful idea reminds us that when community and destinations commit to accessibility, tangible change can happen for not just us, but future generations.

Visit Colorado has verified accessibility information so you can travel with peace of mind.

Colorado is leading the way.

What do you think about the future of travel?

11/10/2025

Oregon has 362 miles of coastline filled with small, charming towns, vibrant nature, and countless places that are accessible. 🌊

That’s what Shane and Hannah Burcaw experienced on their coastal road trip. In Seaside, mobi mats make it possible to roll right onto the beach. Along Highway 101, there are lookout points where you can get right up to the edge and take in the most stunning ocean views.

As the first Accessibility Verified state, Oregon welcomes all travelers. That means people with disabilities can plan confidently using detailed, accurate information for hundreds of hotels, attractions, and restaurants.

🔗 Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjJ8aL5VQk4&t=1s

The Oregon Coast feels different. Rugged and beautiful at the same time, with small towns scattered along the shoreline — each one with its own charm. 🌊Shan...

11/05/2025

The Palm Beaches made traveling as a deaf couple easy.

Renca and Dillon spent their day wandering gardens, eating great food, watching the sunset, and exploring the area. They even met ASL speakers along the way.

Tap the link to view the full story: https://youtu.be/WUCX65DEP0o

and while you’re there, start planning your own paradise getaway with verified info. 🌴

Traveling as a deaf couple can have its challenges, but in The Palm Beaches, it didn’t.The Palm Beaches is a slice of paradise along Florida’s coast with pri...

11/03/2025

For Houston, a photographer with Down syndrome, the camera says what words can’t.

In Eastern Oregon, he captured stories of space, history, and connection.
Because accessibility begins with awareness — and travel is for everyone.
🌄 See more of Houston’s journey → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unF7L7HE4uY&t=18s

11/01/2025

At the Accessible Travel Workshop with Colorado State Tourism, Molly reminded us that accessibility starts with education and awareness. This is why it’s important to listen to the stories and experiences of people with disabilities.

What’s one thing you wish more people understood about disabilities?

Watch here the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGapHJJQ8Qo&t=10s

10/30/2025

Shane and Hannah share their Oregon experience which included a thrilling experience of adaptive tree climbing. Would you try it?
🎙️ Listen to the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shSYuuOQG8A&t=3s

10/27/2025

Being blind doesn’t mean missing out. It just means experiencing the world differently. Travel and adventure are no different.
Anyone else up for zip-lining?

Plan your next adventure at: https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel/usa/oregon/southern-oregon

10/26/2025

We can all learn something from Jaden. Don’t let your disability hold you back.

The Allen family traveled through the Columbia River Gorge region, east of Portland, Oregon, where they saw waterfalls, took a riverboat cruise, and soaked in the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. If you've never been, this is your sign to go.

Plan your next accessible adventure at https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel/usa/oregon/mt-hood-and-the-columbia-river-gorge