I went back to Valencia! It has been 10 years since I graced this glorious Spanish city and I fell in love all over again. The architecture, the history and culture still astounds me but today we are focusing on where I stayed as a wheelchair user in Valencia. As always, I focus on the room accessibility, how well adapted the bathrooms are and give you a general review of how much I liked the hotel itself. If you are thinking of staying in Valencia, then read on to find out w

A few months ago, I shared a few of the lessons I have learned on my travels with an electric wheelchair. You can read that blog post here. But let me share with you some more tips before you book that trip! Let’s talk accommodation The hotel industry has gotten so much better at making it easier for disabled travellers to find accessible hotels. All the major hotel comparison sites have filters for various requirements – although I will admit that some are better than others

So apparently it’s 2016 again? Not entirely sure how we ended up back there but I will take any excuse to talk about one of my most adventurous travel moments. Back in 2016, I was fortunate enough to travel Europe for a month. I bought an inter-Rail pass with my mum and travelled to 5 different countries and a total of 10 cities. It was such a fun trip and it really kickstarted my love of travelling abroad and experiencing new things. However, it did have a few snags – inacce

It's that time of year again! The days are short, mornings are frosty and I am living under an electric blanket (send help). So no surprise that I'm surfing through travel websites for my next getaway. A few years ago, I wrote a post about my travel wishlist and thankfully I've been able to take a trip to the most magical place on Earth. But a lot has changed since then so I want to give you all an updated wishlist. Let me know in the comments if anywhere on my list surprises