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Resources in Portugal

Organizations

  • Accessible Portugal

    Accessible Portugal is "a tourism company set up to offer innovative and quality tourism in Portugal" that is accessible to people with mobility disabilities, their families and friends.

  • Catálogo Nacional de Ajudas Técnicas

    The Portuguese national assistive technology information project is sponsored by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education.

  • Disabled Holidays 4u

    Disabled Holidays 4u is a web resource on which individuals and organizations list a variety of travel-related services and opportunities available to people with disabilities, including accommodations, adapted rent-a-car, tour operators, equipment rental, transportation, and nursing care companies. The site is based in Portugal, but the resources include locations throughout the world. Use of the site is free to consumers. Companies and individuals who list resources on the site are required to pay a fee.

  • Wheeling Around the Algarve

    Information on arranging for a vacation in Portugal that is fully wheelchair accessible.

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