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Flying can be taxing on your rear end!
If you’re not able to stand and stretch during flight, some people will bring along their Rojo seat cushion for added comfort and protection to avoid skin irritation or breakdown.
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Geraldton, Australia
Geraldton is located in the heart of the Batavia Coast, in the Midwest Region of Western Australia. The city of Geraldton is a popular destination for fishing and adventure sports. The strong winds bring sports enthusiasts from around the world since it is one of the world’s best locations for windsurfing and kite-boarding. Accessibility in Geraldton is good. There are a wide variety of accessible activities in and around the City for all to participate in. To learn more about wheelchair access at hotels and restaurants, please read below.
Tahiti, French Polynesia
Tahiti is one of the most beautiful, serene islands in the world. Accessibility can be difficult for people who use a wheelchair – especially a power wheelchair. However, if you are able to transfer into a manual chair for your stay, it is possible and well worth the challenge. It’s the perfect island destination for a disabled holiday to just relax, soak in the cultural beauty, and escape from the hustle and bustle.
Australia
Getting around Australia for the physically challenged traveler is quite doable. In fact, with careful planning and research, there are many ways to get around and explore the great land of Australia.
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