7D6N Taiwan Wheelchair Accessible Tour 2026-2027
Are you struggling to plan a safe and comfortable wheelchair-accessible family trip to Taiwan, spending hours searching for reliable travel information online?
Don’t worry! If you haven’t finalized your plans yet, check out our carefully crafted 7-day wheelchair-friendly Taiwan itinerary, perfect for travelers with mobility needs.
With our extensive experience in wheelchair-accessible travel in Taiwan, we’ll help you explore top attractions with ease and comfort—whether it’s famous landmarks, scenic spots, or cultural highlights. Enjoy a stress-free journey and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones!
Trip Planning Highlights
- Travel with accessible vehicles and stay in accessible rooms
- Explore Taipei’s classic attractions with ease
- Experience releasing sky lanterns in Shifen
- Discover the beauty of Yangmingshan National Park
- Visit the famous Sun Moon Lake
- Enjoy local street food at the night markets
Day 1 - Arrival
Welcome to Taiwan – a beautiful island with charming nature and diverse culture. Upon arrival at Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), you will be met and transferred to the hotel in an accessible vehicle . Once we drop you off at the hotel, you’ll have some free time to relax and get settled after your journey.
Day 2 - Taipei City
Our first stop is one of Taiwan’s most iconic cultural landmarks—the National Palace Museum. It houses the richest collection of Chinese art treasures in the world. The museum’s exhibition areas are equipped with accessible pathways, elevators suitable for wheelchair users, and rest areas, allowing you to easily enjoy each exhibit.
Next, we will head to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, a historically significant site and one of Taipei’s landmarks. The area features spacious grounds and beautiful gardens, all of which meet accessibility standards. You can easily explore the surroundings and visit the exhibits inside the memorial hall to learn about Taiwan’s history and culture.
Then, we will take you to Taipei 101, the iconic skyscraper that once held the title of the world’s tallest building. You’ll have the chance to ride the fast elevator up to the observation deck and enjoy breathtaking views of Taipei’s cityscape.
Finally, we will visit Raohe Night Market, one of Taipei’s most representative night markets, offering a wide variety of food stalls and local delicacies. You’ll have the opportunity to taste a range of traditional Taiwanese snacks such as bubble tea, stinky tofu, and pepper cakes, while experiencing the unique culture of Taiwan’s night markets. Though the market has many stalls, our guide will ensure your comfort and direct you along the accessible paths.
Day 3 - Yehliu and Shifen
Today, we will visit the famous Yehliu Geopark, home to some of the world’s most unique rock formations, with the “Queen’s Head” being the most well-known. These rocks, shaped by years of weathering and erosion, have formed a variety of fascinating natural sculptures. Yehliu Geopark is equipped with accessible pathways, allowing wheelchair users to easily enjoy the beautiful rocks and sea views.
Next, we will head to the nostalgic Shifen Old Street, which is famous for its close proximity to passing trains, giving you the unique experience of walking right next to the tracks. While the street is relatively narrow, we will choose the most accessible routes to ensure a smooth exploration. While at Shifen Old Street, we will also arrange for you to participate in the traditional activity of releasing sky lanterns. Sky lanterns are a symbolic Taiwanese tradition, representing the release of wishes and blessings. This is a wonderful activity for families or groups, where you can write your wishes and release the lanterns, carrying your hopes and blessings into the sky.
Finally, we will visit Shifen Waterfall, a scenic spot with a serene environment. Recently, accessible facilities have been added near the waterfall, allowing wheelchair users to easily approach and enjoy the breathtaking view.
Day 4 - Yangmingshan National Park and Danshui
We will start our wonderful day at Yangmingshan National Park, famous for its volcanic landscape. In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, followed by the calla lilies in mid-March at Zhuzihu. After that, the hydrangeas take over with their vibrant blue and purple colors. In autumn, the park offers the beauty of pampas grass and maple leaves.
Next, we will visit Xiaoyoukeng, a famous geothermal site on Yangmingshan. Xiaoyoukeng is known for its post-volcanic features, including fumaroles and sulfur crystal formations.
After that, we will head to the Erziping Trail, a flat and easy path that allows you to fully enjoy the refreshing natural surroundings.
Finally, we will go to Danshui Old Street, a place rich in history and culture. The street is lined with a variety of local snacks and handmade craft shops, offering a great opportunity to experience Taiwan’s traditional charm. On clear days, Tamsui is also a popular spot for sunset watching, allowing you to enjoy the unique beauty of Tamsui as the sun sets.
Day 5 - Sun Moon Lake
Today, we will leave Taipei and head to the beautiful Sun Moon Lake. After approximately a 3-hour drive, we will arrive at Taiwan’s most famous lake—Sun Moon Lake. With its serene waters and surrounding mountains, you can enjoy the beautiful lake views along the accessible walking paths. You can also take a boat ride to experience the lake from different perspectives.
Next, we will visit the Xiangshan Visitor Center, a stunning piece of architecture designed by the renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando. The center’s clean concrete structure blends seamlessly with the landscape, and its semi-open space allows visitors to enjoy a panoramic view of Sun Moon Lake.
Finally, we will visit the Wenwu Temple, where you can admire the exquisite architecture and decorative arts of the temple. This is also a great spot to enjoy a view of Sun Moon Lake.
Day 6 - Sun Moon Lake and Taichung
This morning, we will take the Sun Moon Lake Cable Car, enjoying a bird’s-eye view of the lake, surrounding mountains, and the natural scenery from above.
Sun Moon Lake is famous for producing high-quality tea, and we will guide you through a traditional tea-making experience. You will have the opportunity to participate in the tea-making process, learn the essence of Taiwanese tea culture, and taste fresh tea, savoring the unique flavors of Taiwanese tea.
Next, we will visit the historic Wufeng Lin Family Garden. Known for its exquisite garden aesthetics and rich cultural heritage, this garden is one of Taiwan’s most iconic ancient gardens.
Finally, we will head to Taichung’s Fengjia Night Market, one of Taiwan’s most famous night markets, where many creative street foods originated.
Day 7 - Departure
Your tour comes to an end. After breakfast, you will be transferred to Taoyuan International Airport for your onward journey. (We recommend you take an afternoon flight.)