Gulf Coast Greece: Florida’s Tarpon Springs
Accessibility is easy in the sponge capital of the world. Stop by the auction or take a tour on a 50-foot sponge-diving boat.
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Accessibility is easy in the sponge capital of the world. Stop by the auction or take a tour on a 50-foot sponge-diving boat.
Vancouver sets a high standard for accessibility: sidewalk dining, lift-equipped busses and roll-on ferry access is easy to find.
New facilities at two national parks in California allow easier access.
If you’re traveling with oxygen, you’ll need to plan ahead.
Don’t overlook inns and B&B’s as wheelchair-friendly lodging options.
At Bentsen State Park, visitors can birdwatch from a 210-foot wheelchair-accessible observation tower.
Landmine Survivors Network founders Ken Rutherford and Jerry White have gained worldwide attention for the victims of landmines.
Murder-mystery participants use their detective skills to discover who is a guest, who is just playing a role and, of course, whodunit.
An intrepid traveler braves the angry mountain to get a glimpse of the boiling caldera.
Lava flows, geysers and continental drift helped form dramatic landscapes on this remote Nordic island.