The Most Accessible Destinations in Latin America for 2026

Latin America's Accessibility Leaders

The accessibility landscape across Latin America has transformed dramatically in recent years. Here are the destinations that are setting the standard for inclusive tourism.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Argentina's capital continues to lead the region in accessibility. The Subte (metro) system has been adding elevators, major museums offer tactile and audio guides, and the tango culture has embraced inclusive performances.

San José & Arenal, Costa Rica

Costa Rica has made accessibility a national priority. The Arenal area features accessible hanging bridges, adapted hot springs, and eco-lodges with universal design. Manuel Antonio National Park offers a wheelchair-accessible trail with ocean views.

Santiago, Chile

Chile's capital boasts an accessible metro system, adapted bus routes, and an increasing number of hotels meeting international accessibility standards. The city serves as an excellent starting point for accessible wine tours in the nearby valleys.