Swim without barriers on the Costa del Sol and enjoy the best museums and historical heritage in Málaga, a benchmark city in accessibility. Immerse yourself in the Málaga water, one of Andalusia's most accessible coasts. Málaga is a city which suits everyone. Here you can enjoy a good swim without…
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Practice sport, discover the indigenous flora and fauna, into a natural island or a legendary city… all these proposals are accessible for those looking for trails with something to say. Let's go to Córdoba. The Cordoba hiking routes are not restricted to the magnificent Rail Trails, like the Olive…
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The benefits of accessible tourism mean including visitors with disabilities and this is typical of open cities. Here are some of the most inclusive cultural aspects in Jaén. When thinking of things to see in Jaén, and considering adapted tourism, there are many highly attractive options. These…
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Travelling with children, especially if they have special needs, calls for certain provisions. Malaga has proven it is a highly open and welcoming city for tourism without barriers. Visit with your family and you'll see. You've just landed at Malaga Airport and you're getting ready to enjoy a few…
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Cycling tourism is growing rapidly in Seville. This is down to the city possessing more than 160 kilometres of bike lanes. In fact, Seville has earned the title of the fourth bike-friendly city in the world. The rise in cycling tourism around Seville corresponds to the magnificent, two-way…
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The Province of Cadiz is paradise for campers. In terms of accessible campsites and bungalows, it is even more so. Barriers don't exist when talking about inclusive tourism: there's space for everyone. Conil de la Frontera, Tarifa and Barbate have an enviable range of accessible campsites. However…
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Almeria, tourism and accessibility are a reality today. Its coastal towns have readied themselves to welcome visitors with disabilities: proof of this is Almeria's Network of Inclusive Tourism Municipalities. A lot of water has passed under the bridge since May 2014, when the creation of the Network…
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Do you fancy discovering the truth about the mountains and countryside, with its tunnels and viaducts? Then come and explore Seville's three accessible rail trails. The little things in life. Although rail trails are old railway lines, no train ever passed along the Sierra Rail Trail in the Baetic…
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The Province of Almeria has 200 km of beaches that run from East to West. Many are unspoilt and are located in out-of-the-way, wild areas that appear fantastical. An hospitable town by nature, it stands out due to its commitment to accessible tourism, a sector that has 34 million potential clients…
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Cultural landscapes are historic and natural heritage. Therefore, they should be accessible to all. Admire the great beauty of these views from the best-equipped vantage points. dir="ltr">Discovering the mountain ranges of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas from viewpoints is an authentic experience. If…
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