Wheelchair Accessible Vacation in Costa Rica

Wheelchair user enjoying hanging bridge
 
Costa Rica has made significant strides in becoming a more accessible destination for travelers with disabilities. Since the enactment of Law 7600 in 1996, which emphasizes equal opportunities for persons with disabilities, the country has demonstrated a commitment to improving accessibility across various sectors.
Over the past decades, Costa Rica has implemented various measures to enhance accessibility, including the installation of ramps, accessible parking, and adapted facilities in public buildings. The tourism industry has also made notable advancements, with many hotels, resorts, and tour operators now offering accessible accommodations and specialized services for travelers with disabilities.