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Does anyone know of a wheelchair accessible tour in St Johns, Antigua?  I was searching old topics, but I did not find any resources.  My husband has a collapsible wheelchair, but can only transfer into a lower vehicle (4 door sedan).  Most tours we've found are bus-style or open air tall vehicles.

 

Thank you in advance for suggestions

Cheryl

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You are unlikely to find a group tour that uses sedans or other low vehicle. You will need to focus on a private driver/tour guide.

 

Since you are NOT looking fie a wheelchair-accessible van, but “only” a vehicle with available trunk space, you should have a much easier time of it.

 

Note that your mileage may vary considerably on finding curb cuts and ramped entrances. Many people will be happy to help and provide an extra hand. 

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Have you checked with your cruise line about accessible tours they may be offering?  

 

A collapsible wheelchair should fit in most taxis if you want to arrange a private tour of the island.

 

If you decide to not go on a tour, Heritage Quay is right where most ships dock.   Do a search on Heritage Quay Antigua and you will find lots of photos.    

 

Here's one wheelchair user's report on Antigua.   https://spintheglobe.net/dir/2019/01/28/cruise-port-of-call-wheelchair-accessibility-review-st-johns-antigua/

 

I've seen a few recommendations for Lawrence of Antigua so he might be able to arrange something:

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2945080-is-it-easy-to-rent-a-driver-for-the-day-from-the-pier-in-st-johns/

 

 

 

 

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10 hours ago, kokopelli-az said:

Have you checked with your cruise line about accessible tours they may be offering?  

 

A collapsible wheelchair should fit in most taxis if you want to arrange a private tour of the island.

 

If you decide to not go on a tour, Heritage Quay is right where most ships dock.   Do a search on Heritage Quay Antigua and you will find lots of photos.    

 

Here's one wheelchair user's report on Antigua.   https://spintheglobe.net/dir/2019/01/28/cruise-port-of-call-wheelchair-accessibility-review-st-johns-antigua/

 

I've seen a few recommendations for Lawrence of Antigua so he might be able to arrange something:

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2945080-is-it-easy-to-rent-a-driver-for-the-day-from-the-pier-in-st-johns/

 

 

 

 

 

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