New Zealand has long been a bucket-list destination for thrill-seekers, but now it’s setting the gold standard for accessible adventure travel. With breathtaking landscapes, outstanding outdoor experiences and a growing commitment to inclusivity, it’s proving that adventure is for everyone.
A spontaneous bungee jump for a wheelchair user? No problem in this destination
Destinations
Savannah Finestone
6 March 2025
Disability activist and seasoned traveller Sophie Morgan tells our accessible travel writer why New Zealand is becoming the world’s accessible adventure capital.
Sophie is a paraplegic but that didn't stop her from bungee jumping (Credit: Sophie Morgan)
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