October 2006 - July 2007
Wheeling Australia - the Giant Loop
Australia is a fantastic
country with a lot of things to offer.I have been on a roundtrip together with my manual wheelchair for almost 9 months.
The route I have traveled adds up to 43.377
kilometers.
September 2006:
Wheeling Amsterdam - material girls live to tell
In the beginning of September, we were 4
disabled friends who spent a long week-end in Amsterdam. The main purpose of
the stay was to hear Madonna confess, but as usual we did a lot of
sightseeing as well.
January 2006:
Wheeling Cape
Town and the Garden Route
We went for the extended version
of the tour "7 Day Cape Town & Garden Route" with the company
Endeavour Safaris. Before
the tour, we spent a few days in Cape Town. After the tour, we
spent three days at a guesthouse in Hout Bay. We had a brilliant
holiday, and hopefully this
travel & access report will inspire even more people to make their dream
about South-Africa come true...
July 2004:
Russian Wheelchair Roulette - a travel report from St. Petersburg
Travel guides were
bought, and it wasn’t without doubts I read that St. Petersburg is a
hopeless city for the disabled. The destination was only for the most persistant
wheelchair users. Oh well, we had been to big cities before. We decided
to take it as a challenge. And I won’t lie to you: St. Petersburg is
definitely not a wheelchair friendly city. But it is possible with
some help...
November 2003:
Wheeling
El Gouna - a travel report from Egypt
As a summary, I guess we
can say that if you’re looking for an accessible, family friendly place with
good and not too expensive food, where the sun is shining almost all year
long, the Hotel Mövenpick El Gouna is a good alternative. Travelling
in Egypt however, is a completely different story...
