When Franck and I started to think about Apulia for our next travel, I looked for information about the accessibility for people with reduced mobility in this region. But I found almost nothing. So I was a bit nervous thinking I would struggle everyday because of stairs, cobblestones and…
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Apulia, Italy: the most beautiful and wheelchair friendly beaches
When we think about about vacation in Italy we immediately think about religious architecture, art and about that delightful pizzas and pastas that we are…
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2 weeks in Puglia, Italy: Itinerary and budget
Have you ever dreamt of travelling to Italy? Surely. But have you consider to travel in Apulia rather than in Rome, Venice or Florence? Puglia,…
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Pyrénées, France: what adaptive sports in the mountains for disabled people?
Surely a lot of people don’t even imagine that disabled people, including wheelchair users, can enjoy many mountain activities. Especially not thrilling activities. A few…
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Hautes-Pyrénées, France: discovering the Aure valley and the Louron valley in a wheechair
In last April I attended a travel blogger convention in France and I met Laurent who works at UNAT Occitanie and we quickly noticed…
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How much does it cost to travel in Indonesia?
About a year ago, Franck and I were back to France after one year in New Zealand and a few months in south east-Asia. During…
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Borobudur, Prambanan and Merapi : Java’s temples and volcanoes in a wheelchair
After 3 weeks in Sulawesi and 15 days in Bali, we finally arrived in Java, last island of our journey in Indonesia. To make…
