Morning: Depart Sydney on an overnight flight, arriving at Dublin Airport in the early afternoon. Wheel‑accessible transport is arranged to your downtown hotel.
Afternoon: Settle in and stroll through St Stephen’s Green, a flat, paved park perfect for wheelchair access.
Evening: Dine at the accessible The Woollen Mills restaurant, enjoying views of the River Liffey.
Find HotelsMorning: Guided tour of the wheelchair‑friendly Trinity College Library and the famous Book of Kells.
Afternoon: Visit the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology, with ramps and audio guides.
Evening: Enjoy traditional Irish music at the accessible Temple Bar Pub.
Find Hotels **... (Days 3 – 7 cover the East Coast of Ireland: Wicklow Mountains, Kilkenny Castle, Waterford Crystal, and a night at a seaside resort in County Wexford, all wheelchair‑friendly) ...**Morning: Transfer to Dublin Airport and board a direct flight to Rome, with assistance services arranged.
Afternoon: Check into a centrally located, wheelchair‑accessible resort hotel near the **Via Veneto**.
Evening: Relax with a leisurely dinner at the accessible **Ristorante Aroma**, overlooking the Colosseum.
Find HotelsMorning: Explore the fully accessible Colosseum and its underground exhibition.
Afternoon: Wander through the ancient ruins of the Roman Forum using the provided wheelchair‑friendly routes.
Evening: Sunset stroll (or wheelchair ride) along the **Piazza Navona**, followed by gelato at a nearby café.
Find HotelsMorning: Guided, wheelchair‑accessible tour of **St Peter’s Basilica** and the **Vatican Museums**, including the Sistine Chapel.
Afternoon: Relax in the serene **Vatican Gardens**, accessible via a shuttle service.
Evening: Dinner at the historic yet fully accessible **Ristorante Da Francesco**.
Find Hotels **... (Days 11 – 14 include Florence (Uffizi, Duomo), Venice (St Mark’s Square, Grand Canal) and a resort stay on the Amalfi Coast in Positano, all with wheelchair access) ...**Morning: Fly from Venice to Athens with priority assistance.
Afternoon: Check into an accessible seaside resort in the **Plaka** district.
Evening: Evening walk (or wheelchair ride) around the illuminated **Acropolis** viewpoint.
Find HotelsMorning: Explore the wheelchair‑friendly **Acropolis** and its museum.
Afternoon: Visit the ancient **Agora** and the **Temple of Hephaestus**, both equipped with ramps.
Evening: Dine on fresh seafood at the accessible **Kalamaki Tavern** in the harbor.
Find Hotels **... (Days 17 – 20 cover a relaxing resort stay on **Santorini**, visiting Oia, a volcano boat tour with wheelchair access, and a day trip to **Naxos**.) ...** **... (Days 21 – 24 include Crete: Palace of Knossos, beach resort in Elounda, and a cultural tour of Heraklion.) ...** **... (Days 25 – 30 provide leisure time on the Amalfi Coast, allowing optional excursions to Pompeii, Capri, and a cooking class in Sorrento.) ...** **... (Days 31 – 34 offer a gentle return to Dublin for final shopping, a day trip to the **Powerscourt Estate**, and a farewell dinner.) ...**Morning: Transfer to Dublin Airport with wheelchair assistance.
Afternoon: Board the flight back to Sydney, reflecting on an unforgettable journey.
Evening: Arrive home, ending the adventure.
Find HotelsIf you wish to shorten the trip, consider removing the extended Amalfi Coast leisure period (Days 25‑30) and fly directly from Crete back to Dublin, which would reduce the itinerary by about a week. To extend the experience, add a few extra days in Greece to explore the historic sites of Delphi and Meteora, both of which offer excellent wheelchair‑accessible tours, or spend additional time on the Irish east coast visiting the coastal towns of Howth and Bray.