Accessible Costa Rica adventures for travelers with disabilities
Serendipity Adventures celebrates achieving greater independence through travel experiences. As Serendipity Adventures expands its resources for adventure travel throughout the Costa Rican wilderness, we are constantly developing and expanding the scope of disability travel.
With a foundation in customized and premium service, we are able to go the extra mile for our disability travel clients allowing the seemingly impossible to be possible. Serendipity knows that high-activity excursions are about logistics, no matter the composition of travelers, and we are determined to work out the logistics for our mobility-impaired clients.
Operated in a small-scale premium manner, expedition-style excursions form part of our disability travel program. A variety of adventure lovers, both children and adults, with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Down’s syndrome, and other kinds of disabilities, as well as blind and deaf clients, have journeyed through the hidden jewels and off-the-beaten-path destinations of Costa Rica.
We want to take the opportunity to thank these courageous Serendipity guests – those who have inspired us here to keep exploring the unknown, and reach further than ever anticipated before.
Serendipity specializes in Costa Rican disability travel
Bonnie, and her husband Jeff, traveled with Serendipity in April, 2012. Bonnie has multiple sclerosis and is a wheelchair user.
She and Jeff whitewater rafted the class III rapids of the Pacuare River, reached 110 feet high in the canopy of the jungle for lunch, and became tropical birding experts during a river safari.
Bonnie wrote Serendipity after her arrival home, “My sincere appreciation and thanks to Serendipity Adventures for investing money into the appliances needed that will cater to the handicap person, thereby allowing a handicap person to re-experience life prior to their illness.“
Real and unique adventures are possible for everyone
Rhonda spent a day on the rock walls. Although canyoning is an exhilarating adrenaline rush, Rhonda did not lose balance using her lower-leg prosthetics. Rhonda wore a sparkling smile as she rappelled down the intense flow of Serendipity’s private waterfall canyon.
You can see Rhonda’s trip documented on our Serendipity Adventures Facebook page.
Traveling with children with disabilities
Silvia and her family explored this tropical world in August 2010. Silvia’s 7 year old son, Matteo, has cerebral palsy.
His physical development has been challenged, yet his enthusiasm and love for nature succeed with flying colors. Silvia thanked our family, writing, “Having a special needs child in a 1st World Nation is a challenge, but with Serendipity, traveling with my son was a complete joy.“
We celebrate these families’ decisions to explore with us when considering a Costa Rica vacation. Feel free to reach out to us if you, or someone in your potential travel group, are a mobility-impaired adventure seeker. We may explore the possibilities of your private and customized Serendipity adventure together.
Your Serendipity vacation will be the vacation that you will talk about, laugh about, and reminisce about, for the rest of your lives.
The first step to enjoying a Serendipity adventure vacation is to contact us. When you think you have your ‘wish list’ ready, we will be ready to talk and design your Costa Rica vacation.
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