A second accessible group trip to Greece has been added — bookings are now open for paid subscribers!
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, October 28, 2024
Hello, everyone!
The May 2025 Wheelchair Accessible Group Trip to Greece sold out in less than 48 hours, and interest in the tour was sufficient enough to add a second group. I am excited to announce that booking for the second group is NOW OPEN to paid newsletter subscribers!
I invite you to join me and fellow readers on an accessible tour of Greece next year, from June 4, 2025 to June 13, 2025. The cost of this wheelchair accessible tour is $5,450 USD per person based on double occupancy.
Together, we’ll eat, drink and explore our way through this ancient land, visiting iconic sites like the Acropolis in Athens, Mount Olympus, the Island of Evia and the Royal Tombs of Aigai. This is a trip designed for all of us, made accessible through extensive planning and partnerships with a team of local accessibility and tourism professionals!
We will enjoy many of the spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Greece, beautiful port cities, and ancient ruins — all while enjoying the company of other travelers.
Paid subscribers to this newsletter will have exclusive access to the tour itinerary and booking information for the next 72 hours, after which time it will open to everyone if spaces remain (with a separate email to follow). The last group sold out quickly, and the same could happen with this tour. If you are not yet a premium subscriber and would like to skip the wait, please upgrade your subscription. A paid subscription will deliver early access to this and future group trips as they are announced.
To read all about this wheelchair accessible group trip to Greece, visit https://wheelchairtravel.org/group-trips/greece-june-2025/
If you’d like to extend your trip beyond the 10-day group trip itinerary, I have assembled a selection of private wheelchair accessible add-on tours that are available for an additional cost.
Either before or after the group trip, you can take time to explore Greek destinations like Santorini and the Mykonos Island, places where I am unable to take the larger group due to constraints on accessible hotel rooms. You can add one or both of the add-on tours to your trip.
Please note that spaces are limited and I expect the group to fill up quickly. If you have any questions about the trip, or if you will have any special requirements (bed hoists, bathroom equipment, a personal care assistant, etc.), you can let me know through the interest form at the links above, or reach out directly to me via e-mail at grouptrips@wheelchairtravel.org.
I’m looking forward to meeting you in Greece!
— John