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One of the fields we have developed extensively is one with tools and services for accessibility, in order to overcome all – physical, communicative, cognitive, relational and symbolic barriers. Therefore, disabled people can enjoy the sites and take part in all the activities without difficulty.
Special vans, wheelchairs and assistans are provided upon request in advance. Furthermore, vans are designed with wide aisles and comfortable seats.
Apesar de mi discapacidad no tuve ningun problema para visitar efeso me fasvilitaron una silla de ruedas muy buena que me sirvio para pasear en las calles de efeso
听我隔壁的美国夫妇说PrivateTour有专门为行动不便或其他不同的残障人士所办的土耳其旅游团。在家人的鼓励下，我和另外两位同样是有风湿性关节炎的姐妹们报名参加了PrivateTour。一路上，工作人员无微不至的照顾，很让我们三人感动。谢谢PrivateTour,我们终于也能像行动自如的人一样，欣赏到古希腊及古罗马所留下来的遗迹Ephesus还有基督教天主教的圣地Virgin Mary House。
Impresionante lo que vi y también la atención que recibi por mi discapacidad la verdad de todo corazón mil gracias
Ephesus is a great outdoor site. Lots to see , lots to learn..
La discapacidad no es un problema para visitar efeso me fascino todo
It is really worth seeing. Restroom facilities at the entry are limited and very crowded. There are also restrooms near the exit and they are not crowded.
I recently visited this fantastic attraction with a friend who uses a wheelchair. Before we arrived we were concerned about accessibility but I am pleased to confirm that we managed the visit ok.
The main entrance is higher than the exit, so, on the whole, gravity did most of the work. The walkway surface is rough in some places but it is manageable and in some places there are paths made from railway sleepers. Obviously, access to the higher levels of the theatre aren’t possible, but there again I didn’t want to climb up there in the heat.
So overall, I would say that with a little help access for wheelchair users is possible and the sights are worth the effort.
I am an 85 years old senior. My right eye sight is almost gone. I was on this tour with my grandchildren and on a wheelchair assuming walking might be too hard. I still had a great time. And because the roads contained almost no hills we had no troubles with the wheelchair either.
My husband had a friend who had taken a tour with this agency couple of months ago and he especially referred to us. I use a walker on daily basis and after explaining this situation to them, they specially planned a half day tour for me and my husband. We had a lovely time with a very humorous guide.
I am an elder lady stuck on a wheelchair as well. Mİd August it was that I travelled to Turkey and while there I wanted to take the advantage of visiting Ephesus. Of course with the wheelchair it wasn’t very easy. To Marys House however there was no difficulty going.