OUR DRIVE AND INSPIRATION

Hiking on Matanuska Glacier

OUR DRIVE AND INSPIRATION

Everyone has a right to experience the joy of travel. This includes individuals with autism, who, like anyone else, deserve to explore, learn, and make lasting memories. However, it’s important to recognize that for autistic children and adults, traveling can come with a set of unique challenges. Adapting to new environments, disrupted routines, and unfamiliar sensory experiences can be tough to handle. Even something common, such as a long line at an airport, adjusting to unfamiliar foods, or getting used to a different bed, can become a significant challenge.

As a family with two autistic children, we know the challenges. But despite these challenges, the value of travel is priceless. With in-depth planning and good preparation, you can have a wonderful experience.

AUTISM-FRIENDLY HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS

OUR TOP PICKS

Based on our experience, we have listed some of the most welcoming and sensory-friendly places for autistic travelers and their families. Our aim is to ensure that everyone has a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

AUTISM-FRIENDLY HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS

OUR TOP PICKS

Based on our experience, we have listed some of the most welcoming and sensory-friendly places for autistic travelers and their families. Our aim is to ensure that everyone has a comfortable and enjoyable experience.