Wheelchair Accessible Thailand Tour: February 2027

A beautiful temple with golden accents and colorful tiles under a blue sky with green plants in the foreground that we will visit on our Accessible Thailand tour.

Dreaming of a wheelchair accessible Thailand tour? You’re in the right place!

Planning a trip to Thailand can feel overwhelming — especially when trying to coordinate accessible transportation, hotels, activities and logistics that work with your needs.

That’s exactly why I’ve created this trip.

💙This wheelchair accessible Thailand tour is designed for travelers who want to experience the beauty, culture, cuisine, and hospitality of Thailand at a comfortable pace.

You’ll experience:
🔹Bustling cities & colourful night markets
🔹Ethical elephant experience in Northern Thailand
🔹Floating markets & beaches in Pattaya
🔹Thai cuisine & cultural performances
🔹Ancient ruins & stunning temples

Whether you’re a wheelchair user, managing a chronic illness, traveling with limited mobility, or simply prefer slower, more intentional travel — this trip is built with you in mind.

👉There are only 6 spots available for this tour.

A large golden buddha flanked by tall columns inside a temple we will visit on our accessible Thailand tour. The ceiling is red with hanging crystal lights.

14 Day Accessible Tour of Thailand Overview

Dates: February 12–25, 2027
Length: 14 days / 13 nights
Group Size: 4–6 people
(3 wheelchair users, depending on accessibility needs)
Price: $???? USD pp (based on double occupancy*)
Deposit: $???? USD pp (30% non–refundable deposit)

*Travel Solo? I’ll do my best to match you with a roommate. If no match is found, a $700 USD single supplement will apply.

➡️Email Robyn at twoemptypassports@gmail.com to reserve your spot today!

Highlights:

Explore Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai & Pattaya
The Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha
Chinatown Food Tour
Ancient Temples of Ayutthaya
Ethical Elephant Sanctuary Experience
Khantoke Dinner & Cultural Show
Temples of Chiang Mai
Chiang Rai’s famous White Temple
Thai Cooking Class Experience
Pattaya Beach Day with Wheelchair Access
Traditional Floating Market Experience
Night Markets, Local Culture & Thai Cuisine

Wheelchair Accessible Tour of Thailand: Detailed 14 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Welcome to Bangkok

The white exterior of the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside, your stay on your accessible Thailand tour. The hotel pool has loungers and green trees overlooking the river and city. Photo by Expedia.

🛏️Hotel: Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok (4 nights)
🍽️Meals Included: Dinner
✅Included: Airport transfer & guide

Your journey begins in Bangkok, where you’ll meet your accessible vehicle and BB Travels guide before heading to the hotel to check-in and rest from your flight.

That evening, we’ll enjoy a memorable dinner cruise at Asiatique The Riverfront together.

💙This first day is intentionally relaxed, allowing everyone time to settle in and recharge before the adventure begins.

Day 2: Explore Bangkok – Grand Palace & ICONSIAM

A tall golden pagoda at the Grand Palace in Bangkok with an ornate temple behind with an orange tiled roof and colorful pagoda behind that.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha entrance tickets, food tour & guide

Today, you’ll discover Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks: The Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha. These cultural sites offer fascinating insight into Thailand’s history and traditions.

After lunch, there will be free time to relax or enjoy an optional visit to ICONSIAM, Bangkok’s impressive riverside shopping and entertainment complex.

Chinatown in Bangkok at dusk with signs and buildings lit up with different colors under a pink purple sky, a highlight of the accessible Thailand tour.

In the evening, we’ll head to Chinatown for a guided food tour filled with local flavours, vibrant streets, and unforgettable atmosphere.

Day 3: Day Trip to Ayutthaya

The ancient ruins of Ayutthaya that you will visit on your accessible Thailand tour. The deep reddish stone structures stand tall under a blue sky with 5 wheelchair users on the paved path. Photo by BB Travels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, workshop, Wat Phra Si Sanphet & Way Mahathat tickets & guide

We’ll depart early for Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its ancient temple ruins and interesting history.

You’ll have the opportunity to participate in a community–based workshop where traditional Thai inhalers and herbal compression packs are made.

Later, you’ll visit Thailand’s former royal capital, including Wat Phra Si Sanphet and the famous Buddha head entwined in tree roots at Wat Mahathat.

After returning to Bangkok, the evening is yours to relax or enjoy an optional local massage.

Day 4: Ancient City & Night Market

The golden temples in the Great Hall of Vajradhamma under a black night sky. It is an open-air cultural park featuring replicas of Thailand’s famous landmarks. Photo by BB Travels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, Ancient City ticket & guide

This morning, we’ll visit the Ancient City, an open air cultural park featuring replicas of Thailand’s most important landmarks.

The afternoon has been intentionally left flexible. There is free time to visit a nearby park, or simply relax at the hotel before tomorrow’s flight.

Tonight, you’ll experience the lively atmosphere of Jodd Fair Night Market, one of Bangkok’s most popular evening markets.

Day 5: Transfer → Chiang Mai

A beautiful, ancient stone temple on a quiet street in Chiang Mai, a popular stop on the accessible Thailand tour. There are red and white temples on either side of the street with a single person and car.

🛏️Hotel: Khum Phucome Hotel (3 nights)
🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
✅Included: Airport transfer, flight to Chiang Mai, guided city tour, & Khantoke Dinner and Cultural Show

This morning, we’ll take a short domestic flight to Chiang Mai, Thailand’s cultural capital. After checking into the hotel, there will be time to rest and recharge before heading out to explore.

The exterior of the Khum Phucome Hotel, your base for exploring Chiang Mai. The sky is pink and purple above a golden temple looking entrance. Photo by Expedia.

In the late afternoon, we’ll enjoy a slow paced visit through Chiang Mai’s charming Old Town, known for its historic temples, relaxed vibes, and little cafés.

In the evening, you’ll experience a traditional Khantoke Dinner and Cultural Show with Northern Thai cuisine and live cultural performances.

Day 6: Elephant Sanctuary & Local Tribe Visit

Two wheelchair users wearing blue shirts and white hats behind a simple wood fence as an elephant stands on the opposite side. There is a worker in the background along with trees in the distance. Photo by BB Travels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, guide, Elephant Sanctuary, Orchid & Butterfly Farm, & Karen Village entrance fee

Today is one of the highlights of the tour as we visit an ethical elephant sanctuary outside Chiang Mai. This experience focuses on education, observation, and responsible animal tourism.

Next, we’ll visit an orchid and butterfly farm, where we’ll enjoy a buffet Thai lunch.

On the return journey, we’ll stop at a Karen Village to learn more about local traditions and culture.

Dinner this evening is at your leisure, with free time to relax at the hotel or explore Chiang Mai further.

Day 7: Temples, Gardens & Night Markets

A woman in a wheelchair posing in front of the Doi Suthep Temple in Chiang Mai. The temple is bright, golden under a deep blue night sky. Photo by BB Travels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, Doi Suthep Temple & Royal Park Rajapruek tickets & guide

This morning, we’ll enjoy stunning mountain scenery on our way to the famous Doi Suthep Temple, overlooking Chiang Mai.

A deep brownish red temple at Royal Park Rajapruek, surrounded by a white fence and botanical garden with red tropical flowers planted in a pattern sitting above a river. Photo by Nopparuj Lamaikul – Unsplash.

After lunch, we’ll continue to Royal Park Rajapruek, a beautifully landscaped botanical garden filled with tropical flowers, walking paths, and cultural exhibits.

If there’s time, guests may join an optional visit to a local umbrella and silk factory.

That evening, we’ll wander Chiang Mai’s vibrant night markets, known for local handicrafts, street food, and souvenirs.

Day 8: Transfer → Chiang Rai

The white star shaped Riverie by Katathani hotel in Chiang Rai, your base on the accessible Thailand tour. The hotel sits on the river surrounded by treed filled mountains under a pink blue sky at dusk. Photo by Expedia.

🛏️Hotel: Riverie by Katathani (2 nights)
🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, White Temple ticket & guide

Today, we travel north to Chiang Rai, with a scenic 3.5-hour drive through the countryside.

After checking, there will be time to rest before heading out later in the afternoon.

The famous White Temple in Chiang Rai, one of Thailand’s most unique temples. The white intricate structure has a temple and a bridge over water leading to it under a bright blue sky. Photo by Piya Nimityongskul – Pexels.

First, we’ll visit the incredible White Temple, one of Thailand’s most unique and visually stunning temples, famous for its modern artistic design and intricate details.

Dinner tonight is on your own, allowing you the flexibility to enjoy a relaxed evening at your own pace.

Day 9: Chiang Rai Temples & Relaxation

The bright green mountains in the distance of Chiang Rai, with a bright green tea plantation in the foreground with many trees under a cloudy sky. Photo by Nopparuj Lamaikul – Unsplash.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, Blue Temple & Black House Museum tickets, & guide

Today we’ll explore more of Chiang Rai’s cultural sites, including the Blue Temple (Wat Rong Suea Ten), known for its vibrant colours and striking architecture.

We’ll then visit the Black House Museum, a thought–provoking art complex showcasing contemporary Thai art and design.

A man in a wheelchair in front of the Blue Temple in chiang Rai. the structure is bright blue with gold accents on the roof and window frames. Photo by BB Travels.

Then, you’ll visit Wat Huay Pla Kang, famous for its enormous white Guan Yin statue.

Afterwards, guests can optionally tour Choui Fong Tea Plantation or enjoy a local massage and some downtime.

Day 10: Transfer → Pattaya

The coastal city of Pattaya with tall city buildings in the background and green trees lining the soft curved beach below with turquoise water. It's the last stop of your accessible Thailand tour. Photo by Ryutaro Uozumi – Unsplash.

🛏️Hotel: OZO North Pattaya (4 nights)
🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Airport transfer, flight to Bangkok, Cabaret Show ticket & guide

This morning, we’ll fly back to Bangkok before continuing with a 2 hour drive to the coastal city of Pattaya.

An aerial view of the white OZO North Pattaya hotel, surrounded by green trees and a few other buildings with the blue ocean behind. Photo by Expedia.

After lunch, you can relax at the hotel or explore nearby the shopping centers of Terminal 21 or Central Mall for souvenirs and local finds.

In the evening, you can enjoy an optional cabaret show, one of Pattaya’s most popular entertainment experiences!

Day 11: Gardens, Culture & Pattaya Evening

A close up of the beautiful Nong Nooch Botanical Garden, with several tropical gardens and trees surrounding a gold temple in the front left corner. Photo by Kim Villanueva – Pexels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, Nong Nooch Botanical Garden and Sanctuary of Truth tickets & guide

Today, we visit the beautiful Nong Nooch Botanical Garden, home to expansive tropical gardens, and traditional Thai cultural performances.

A close up of the Sanctuary of Truth, an extraordinary hand-carved wooden temple in Pattaya that you'll visit on your accessible Thailand tour, under a blue sky. Photo by Kephuah – Pexels

After lunch, we’ll visit the Sanctuary of Truth, an extraordinary hand-carved wooden temple filled with intricate craftsmanship and cultural symbolism.

Guests interested may also choose an optional visit to Tiger Park.

The evening is yours to enjoy Pattaya’s lively local night markets or walking streets for those who wish to experience the city after dark.

Day 12: Thai Cooking & Beach Relaxation

Different, colorful local ingredients in small dishes and bowls sitting pretty on a black countertop at a Thai cooking class location, a highlight of the wheelchair accessible small group tour to Thailand. Photo by BB Travels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, cooking class, beach chairs & guide

This morning, you’ll learn to prepare traditional dishes in a hands-on Thai cooking class before enjoying the meal together.

A close up of the sandy beach in Pattaya with a few people walking on the sand. The blue sea is on the left and the city in the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky. Photo by Pareekshith Indeever – Pexels.

Then, it’s time to slow down and relax by the sea, where you’ll have access to a beach wheelchair, making it easier for those with limited mobility to enjoy the sand and sea.

A close up of a blue and yellow beach wheelchair sitting on the sandy beach in Pattaya. Photo by BB Travels.

For extra relaxation, you can also choose to enjoy a traditional Thai massage nearby.

OPTIONAL: Guests may visit the famous Mountain Buddha, though this excursion remains optional due to the heat and conditions.

Day 13: Floating Markets & Farewell Dinner

The white sign of the Pattaya Floating Market on a thatched roof with a small red dragon on top. The riverside shop is built on stilts with a red boat beside it. Photo by Kirandeepsingh – Pexels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast & Lunch
✅Included: Transfer, floating market entrance fee, Pado Media Art Space ticket & guide

Today, you’ll enjoy one of Thailand’s most iconic experiences at Pattaya’s Floating Market, where local vendors sell food, crafts, and souvenirs from traditional wooden boats.

Then, you’ll visit Pado Media Art Space, an immersive digital art experience featuring interactive installations and modern exhibits.

Tonight, we’ll gather for our final group dinner to celebrate an unforgettable two weeks exploring Thailand!

Day 14: Transfer → Bangkok & Depart Thailand

A huge, white arched white section of the Bangkok International Airport with walking sidewalks full of people and yellow signage. Photo by Markus Winkler – Pexels.

🍽️Meals Included: Breakfast
✅Included: Airport transfer & guide

After breakfast, we’ll make the 2 hour journey back to Bangkok International Airport for your flight home.

We hope you leave Thailand with incredible memories, new friendships, and the confidence to continue exploring the world.

What’s Included (and What’s Not)

✅Included:

All accommodations (3 accessible rooms available)
Mid–range hotels in Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai & Chaing Rai
13 Breakfasts, 12 Lunches, 2 Dinners
Airport transfers on tour start/end dates
Transportation in wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV)
Domestic flights within Thailand
BB Travels driver & local guide support throughout the tour
All activities listed in itinerary (unless marked optional)
- The Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha
- Talad Noi & Chinatown Food Tour
- Ancient Temples of Ayutthaya
- Jodd Fair Night Market
- Ethical Elephant Sanctuary Experience
- Khantoke Dinner & Cultural Show
- Doi Suthep Temple & Royal Park Rajapruek
- White Temple, Blue Temple & Black House Museum
- Nong Nooch Botanical Garden & Cultural Show
- Sanctuary of Truth Wooden Temple
- Thai Cooking Class Experience
- Pattaya Beach Day with Beach Wheelchair
- Traditional Floating Market Experience
- Night Markets, Local Culture & Thai Cuisine

❌Excluded:

Additional accommodation before or after the tour
International flights to/from Thailand
Tips (recommended: approx. US$10 per person, per day)
Personal expenses (souvenirs, laundry, travel insurance)
Optional activities and personal excursions
Visa fees or travel documentation costs (if required)
Any item not specifically mentioned in the “Included” section

➡️Email Robyn at twoemptypassports@gmail.com to reserve your spot today!

What Makes This Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

Accommodations

We’ve carefully selected mid–range hotels in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and Pattaya that offer accessible rooms in convenient locations throughout the tour.

Each property has 3 wheelchair accessible rooms with:
✅Step–free or ramp access
✅Elevators to all floors
✅Solid, raised beds
✅Roll–in showers
✅Shower & toilet grab bars
✅Shower seat (fixed or portable)

While accessibility standards in Thailand may differ from North America, we’ve prioritized hotels that offer the best balance of comfort, accessibility, location, and overall experience.

👉Please keep in mind that accessibility needs can vary by individual. We recommend you review details and reach out if you have specific requirements before booking.

Bangkok: Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside

The deep blue pool illuminated at night with small intimate lights set up within the tall green trees at the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside. There is a temple like structure behind the pool and the tall building behind that with loungers set up around the pool. — Photo by Expedia

This will be our base in Bangkok for four nights with a view of the Chao Phraya river, a relaxing sauna, onsite restaurant, pool with loungers and laundry services.

The elegant black and white dining area of the restaurant at the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside. Tables with white linens are set for dinner and there are white columns and a back wall of black with 3 arched cut outs. — Photo by Expedia

It is centrally located near shopping, restaurants, markets, and many of the city’s top attractions.

A spacious room at the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside with two beds side by side with yellow and tan bedding, wooden floors and a large window with city views at the back. — Photo by Expedia

Accessible rooms are very spacious and comfortable, and include:
🔹Hardwood/tile flooring
🔹Spacious layout to maneuver
🔹Solid raised beds
🔹Lowered electrical socket & light switch
🔹Large windows with natural light
🔹Levered door handles

The accessible bathroom at the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside. There are grab bars on the left wall beside the toilet, next to a roll-in shower with permanent shower bench with grab rails. — Photo by Expedia

En-suite bathrooms feature:
🔹Roll-in shower
🔹Permanent shower bench
🔹Fixed rainfall showerhead
🔹Adjustable handheld shower nozzle
🔹Grab bars in shower & near toilet
🔹Spacious bathroom layout
🔹Sliding doors
🔹Lowered counter with storage underneath

➡️View the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok here!

Chaing Mai: Khum Phucome Hotel

The long turquoise pool at the Khum Phucome Hotel in Chiang Mai with the peach colored hotel building to the right and a covered poolside bar area at the back. — Photo by Expedia

We will stay here for three nights while exploring Chiang Mai, located near the Old City, local markets, and many of Chiang Mai’s cultural attractions.

The spacious lobby at the Khum Phucome Hotel in Chiang Mai where you will stay on your accessible tour in Thailand. There is a purple ceiling and light being tiled flooring with green couches by the wall of windows on the right and grey seating in the foreground. — Photo by Expedia

The property has an onsite restaurant, pool with loungers and umbrellas, and a poolside bar.

The accessible room at the Khum Phucome Hotel in Chiang Mai with two white beds on the left side with wooden paneling along the wall. There is a Tv and storage space on the right side and a window at the back showing the sink and storage in the bathroom. — Photo by Expedia

Accessible rooms are comfortable and spacious, and include:
🔹Hardwood floors
🔹Levered door handles
🔹Spacious layout to maneuver
🔹Solid raised beds
🔹Lowered electrical outlets & light switches
🔹Storage space
🔹Large windows with natural light

The roll in shower with grab bars and a adjustable nozzle at the Khum Phucome Hotel in Chiang Mai. Next to it is a toilet with a grab bar and green tiling behind. You can see on the right side the black countertop. Photo by BB Travels.

The roll under sink with black countertop and mirror at the Khum Phucome Hotel in Chiang Mai. There is a white bathtub on the right side with a towel rack above. Photo by BB Travels.

En-suite accessible bathrooms feature:
🔹Roll-in shower
🔹Fixed rainfall showerhead
🔹Adjustable handheld shower nozzle
🔹Grab bars in shower & near toilet
🔹Roll-under sink with lowered counter
🔹Shower chair available upon request
🔹Bathtub also available in bathroom

➡️View the Khum Phucome Hotel here!

Chiang Rai: The Riverie by Katathani

A huge pool with blue and turquoise tiling at The Riverie by Katathani in Chiang Rai with white loungers and umbrellas along the edge and a small pool with kid's slide at the back overlooking the river and green landscape. — Photo by Expedia

This will be our peaceful riverside stay in Chiang Rai for two nights located near the river beautiful views.

The incredible display of breakfast food items at The Riverie by Katathani wit pink and white flowers decorating the numerous countertops. — Photo by Expedia

The spacious, bright yellow restaurant of The Riverie by Katathani in Chiang Rai. There are white tables set with red napkins and black chairs. — Photo by Expedia

There is an onsite restaurant and spa, well manicured grounds, and a quieter atmosphere to relax and recharge.

The bright and airy accessible room at The Riverie by Katathani in Chiang Rai with a large white bed on the left side with a lined golden tree art above the bed, a table and two chairs in the back next to the large window overlooking the river. There is storage on the right side with a TV above.

Accessible rooms here are bright, spacious and comfortable with:
🔹Hardwood/tile flooring
🔹Spacious layout to maneuver
🔹Solid raised bed
🔹Large windows with natural light
🔹Lowered light sockets & electrical plugs

The roll under white and mirror at The Riverie by Katathani in Chiang Rai. There is a large mirror above and grab bars on either side of the sink. Photo by BB Travels.

The accessible bathroom at The Riverie by Katathani in Chiang Rai with a toilet and roll-in shower with grab bars and an adjustable nozzle. Photo by BB Travels.

En–suite bathrooms feature:
🔹Roll–in shower
🔹Adjustable hand–held showerhead
🔹Shower seating available (on request)
🔹Grab bars near the toilet & shower
🔹Raised toilet
🔹Roll under sink & lowered mirror

➡️View The Riverie by Katathani here!

Pattaya: OZO North Pattaya

The outdoor dining area of the OZO North Pattaya hotel with spacious tables and a row of shrubs with theturquoise pool in the background lined with blue umbrellas and loungers. — Photo by Expedia

This will be our base for 4 nights in Pattaya, with an on–site restaurant, pool with umbrellas, loungers and a poolside bar.

The large breakfast buffet at the OZO North Pattaya hotel, with a wood paneled wall and ceiling and large dishes of breakfast items spread neatly on the white countertop. — Photo by Expedia

Located just a short walk from the beach, it is close to shopping, restaurants, and local night markets.

The room at the OZO North Pattaya hotel with 2 white twin beds pushed together, and a small round table and large turquoise lounger set up next to the floor to ceiling window with views of the city. There is a ceiling fan and white tiled flooring. — Photo by Expedia

Accessible rooms are modern and spacious, and include:
🔹Hardwood floors
🔹Spacious layout to maneuver
🔹Solid raised bed
🔹Lowered light switches & electrical outlets
🔹Large windows with natural light

A white roll-under sink with angled mirror with a toilet to the left with grab bars at the OZO North Pattaya hotel. There are white towels hanging above the toilet with blue and green small tiles on the wall. Photo by BB Travels.

A close up of the accessible shower at the OZO North Pattaya hotel. There are blue tiles on the wall with an adjustable shower nozzle and permanent fold down shower chair. In the distance on the left is the toilet with grab bars. Photo by BB Travels.

En-suite accessible bathrooms feature:
🔹Roll-under sink
🔹Roll-in/accessible shower
🔹Grab bars near the toilet & shower
🔹Secured shower seat
🔹Adjustable handheld shower nozzle
🔹Lowered shampoo & conditioner dispensers

➡️View the OZO North Pattaya here!

Transportation

Transportation throughout the trip will be in a wheelchair accessible (WAV) minibus, designed to comfortably accommodate both wheelchair users and non–wheelchair users.

A man wearing a white shirt holding the hand bars of another man sitting in a wheelchair. They are on the wheelchair lift at the back of a silver accessible van on a street in Bangkok. Photo by BB Travels. — Wheelchair accessible van in Bangkok.

A close up of grey leather chairs on either side of the accessible van in the front row, a large space and two more seats side by side at the back with the truck door open. Photo by BB Travels. — Interior of accessible van in Bangkok.

The vehicle seats up to 6 passengers, plus the tour guide and driver, allowing for a more spacious and relaxed journey.

The wheelchair lift at the back of the accessible van in Chiang Mai parked on a street with a building on the right and green plants on the left. The back door is opened to reveal the back of 3 crown leather seats. Photo by BB Travels. — Wheelchair accessible van in Chiang Mai.

A close up of three light brown leather chairs inside the accessible van in Chiang Mai. There is space behind and another chair. Photo by BB Travels. — Interior of accessible van in Chiang Mai.

Accessibility features include:
✅ Rear ramp/lift access for easy wheelchair entry*
✅ Dedicated space for 1-2 persons to remain in their wheelchairs (depending on chair size)
✅ Additional seating for those who prefer or are able to transfer
✅ Wide aisles and comfortable seating
✅ Large windows to enjoy the scenery

If you prefer to remain in your wheelchair, you absolutely can. If you’re comfortable transferring, that’s great too. This allows us to accommodate a range of mobility needs within the group.

The wheelchair ramp at the back of the accessible van in Pattaya parked on a street surrounded by buildings. The back door is opened to reveal several wheelchairs inside. Photo by BB Travels. — Wheelchair accessible van in Pattaya.

A close up of three girls sitting on the van seats in the first row and a man wearing a mask sitting in his wheelchair behind them in the accessible van in Pattaya. Photo by BB Travels. — Interior of accessible van in Pattaya.

We’ll build in stops for comfort breaks, stretching, and photos, especially on scenic drive days.

👉Please let me know when booking if you can transfer or require a wheelchair designated spot.

Important Information

An intricately designed statue at the Grand Palace in Bangkok with colored tiles and a close up of a temple behind it.

Travel Pace

This tour is designed for slower, more comfortable travel with multiple–night stays and built–in downtime throughout the itinerary.

Many afternoons and evenings include free time, optional activities, or opportunities to relax at the hotel.

💙Our goal is to help you experience Thailand in a way that feels exciting, manageable, and supportive — not exhausting.

Transportation & Accessibility Conditions

Transportation throughout will be provided in a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV), along with included domestic flights between regions to minimize long travel days.

Most driving days range between 1–3.5 hours, with regular comfort stops along the way.

While roads in Thailand are generally paved and well-traveled, guests should expect:
🔹Busy traffic in Bangkok & Pattaya
🔹Occasional uneven sidewalks or surfaces
🔹Hot and humid weather
🔹Crowded markets and cultural sites
🔹Some historic areas with limited accessibility

💙Accessibility standards in Thailand may differ from North America, but we’ve worked hard to create an itinerary that balances adventure, comfort, and realistic expectations.

Health & Entry Requirements

For travelers visiting Thailand, recommended vaccinations include:
✔️Hepatitis A
✔️Typhoid
✔️Routine vaccinations (MMR, Tdap, Polio, Flu, etc.)

We recommend visiting a travel clinic or speaking with your doctor 4–6 weeks before departure.

👉We also recommend:
✔️Bringing any personal medications you may need
✔️Packing extra medical supplies in your carry-on
✔️Purchasing travel insurance before departure

A group of 4 wheelchair users taking pictures of the famous White Temple in Chiang Rai, one of Thailand’s most unique temples. Photo by BB Travels.

FAQs: Accessible Thailand Tour

Who Leads the Tour?

This tour is operated by Nina and her team from BB Travels, an experienced local company specializing in accessible and inclusive travel throughout Thailand.

Transportation will be provided in a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV), with support from a local driver and knowledgeable guide familiar with accessibility needs.

💙BB Travels wants to help you feel comfortable, supported, and able to fully enjoy your Thailand experience.

Who Is This Trip For?

This wheelchair accessible small group tour is designed for travelers of all abilities, including:

✅Wheelchair or mobility device users
✅Travelers with chronic illness, pain, or fatigue
✅Travelers with invisible disabilities
✅Slow travelers
✅Able–bodied travelers
✅Anyone who prefers small group travel

Whether you use a wheelchair full-time, occasionally need support, or simply prefer a slower pace of travel, this tour is designed with flexibility and inclusivity in mind.

💙With multiple-night stays and built-in downtime throughout the itinerary, travel should feel enjoyable — not exhausting.

How Big Is This Small Group?

This is a true small group experience, with just 4–6 travelers.

Keeping the group small allows for greater flexibility, easier coordination for accessibility needs, and a more relaxed, supportive atmosphere.

💙It also creates a more personal experience and the opportunity to build genuine friendships along the journey.

Do I Need Travel Insurance?

While not legally required, travel insurance is strongly recommended for all travelers visiting Thailand.

We suggest a policy that includes:
🔹Medical emergencies
🔹Trip cancellations or delays
🔹Coverage for mobility equipment (if applicable)
🔹Coverage for pre-existing conditions (if needed)

Note: Travel insurance is not included in the tour price, so participants are responsible for arranging their own coverage before departure.

👉If you need help finding options that work for travelers with chronic illness or mobility needs, I’m happy to share resources.

Can You Accommodate Special Dietary Requirements?

Yes — dietary needs can typically be accommodated.

Thailand offers a wide variety of fresh foods and many restaurants are familiar with:
🔹Vegetarian diets
🔹Vegan diets
🔹Gluten-free requests
🔹Food allergies and dietary restrictions

👉Please notify us of any dietary restrictions when booking.

What Type of Electrical Plug Do I Need?

Thailand primarily uses Type A, B, and C plugs, with a standard voltage of 220V.

If you’re traveling from North America, you may need:
🔹A universal plug adapter
🔹A voltage converter, if your device is not dual voltage

✅HELPFUL TIP: Bringing a small power bar or multi-USB charger makes it easier to charge multiple devices at once.

Is Thailand Safe?

Yes — Thailand is considered one of the safest and most popular travel destinations in Southeast Asia.

Thai people are known for their hospitality, and the areas we’ll be visiting are well-developed for tourism.

As with anywhere, it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings, keep valuables secure, and take extra care in busy markets or crowded tourist areas.

💙Our local team will also be there throughout to help you feel safe, supported, and comfortable while traveling.

The ancient ruins of Ayutthaya that you will visit on your accessible Thailand tour. The stone structures stand tall under a cloudy blue sky with green grass below.

Next Steps: How to Book Your Thailand Trip

I know… this trip sounds pretty amazing!?

👉With only 6 spots available — space is limited.

To reserve your spot, you’ll need to:
🔹Complete a short booking form
🔹Submit a non–refundable deposit

Once you’re in, you’ll be added to our group list and start getting trip updates — plus the chance to connect with your fellow travelers before we go.

➡️Email Robyn at twoemptypassports@gmail.com to reserve your spot today!

Not Quite Ready Yet?

If this trip isn’t the right fit right now, you can still stay in the loop.

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💙Because accessible travel should feel possible, not overwhelming.