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The beginning of March my wife and I are going to the big Island of Hawaii. I am a power wheelchair user I’m looking for information/guidebook/tour sites and contacts for advance reservations. We already have lodging and transportation taken care of. In particular I’m looking for:
1 – Accessible beaches
2 – Accessible Tours
3 – Best fish restaurants on the water with good access
4 – Access in Kailua Kona
5 – Are there any current accessible guidebooks for the of Hawaii
6 – Wheelchair Repairs including batteries
7 – Center for Independent living and in-home caregiver for respite or part-time
8 – Any and all other information that would be helpful as well
Thanks a lot!
1 – Accessible beaches
2 – Accessible Tours
3 – Best fish restaurants on the water with good access
4 – Access in Kailua Kona
5 – Are there any current accessible guidebooks for the of Hawaii
6 – Wheelchair Repairs including batteries
7 – Center for Independent living and in-home caregiver for respite or part-time
8 – Any and all other information that would be helpful as well
Thanks a lot!
My domestic partner of 24 years and I are both disabled; she’s 63, a right BKA with a prosthetic and bariatric wheelchair and bariatric walker.  I’m a 53 yo multitoe amputee with a CROW boot and Darco sandal. Both diabetic.
We have searched for LGBTQ friendly vacation options and although they exist (like Olivia cruises) they are not always accessible (case in point, she couldn’t disembark in Cabo San Lucas on our cruise because she couldn’t safely board the tender boat). Most of the resorts they feature are spread out, focused around bars/drinking (we’re sober) and geared for a younger crowd.
We also have tried fishing charters as we LOVE to fish and they’d have to lift her in her chair over the back of the boat! There’s only one accessible pontoon resort in Canada that I was able to find.
Are you aware of any other resorts or other options? Â We also love to collect rocks.
Kerry Cater and Max Allen
dressyfemme@aol.com
Hammondsport, NY, USA
We have searched for LGBTQ friendly vacation options and although they exist (like Olivia cruises) they are not always accessible (case in point, she couldn’t disembark in Cabo San Lucas on our cruise because she couldn’t safely board the tender boat). Most of the resorts they feature are spread out, focused around bars/drinking (we’re sober) and geared for a younger crowd.
We also have tried fishing charters as we LOVE to fish and they’d have to lift her in her chair over the back of the boat! There’s only one accessible pontoon resort in Canada that I was able to find.
Are you aware of any other resorts or other options? Â We also love to collect rocks.
Kerry Cater and Max Allen
dressyfemme@aol.com
Hammondsport, NY, USA
Can someone suggest a trusted excursion company which accommodates scooters?
Thank,
Ellen
Thank,
Ellen
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