Reduced mobility holidays in the Haut-Garonne Pyrenees

Accessible resorts in the
the Haut-Garonne Pyrenees

Accessibility begins as soon as you arrive. On our way to Luchon-Superbagnères, we took the Crémaillère Express, a modern and accessible train that winds its way through breathtaking scenery. Mum was delighted with the comfortable journey, and the panoramic view of the peaks lit up her face with a bright smile.

This means of transport is not only practical, it’s also a unique way to immerse yourself in the beauty of the mountains. Once you’ve arrived, the stations are designed for ease of movement, with adapted ramps and lifts.

The Thermes de Luchon are a haven of peace. I was able to accompany Mum in an experience of total relaxation, thanks to the perfectly adapted facilities. Whether it’s accessing the pools or enjoying the treatments, everything is designed to bring well-being within easy reach. I remember how enthusiastic she was when she discovered the warm, soothing waters, a moment of relaxation that we shared with great pleasure.

Transport on demand
to be as free as a bird

Getting around the region is child’s play thanks to the Transport on Demand (TAD) service. These flexible services make it easy to get to the main tourist sites. During our stay, I was able to book a TAD to take us to different villages, allowing mum to discover the richness of each place effortlessly. It’s a major advantage if you want your holidays to be as relaxing and organised as you want them to be.

Activities to suit all tastes
for guaranteed thrills

Who said that reduced mobility was synonymous with immobility? There are plenty of accessible activities in this region. Mum loved our outing on an electric quad bike, a fun experience that allowed us to explore forest paths in complete safety. For thrill-seekers, tandem paragliding is also available, offering a breathtaking view of the Pyrenean landscape. Mum preferred to watch the brave men from the ground, but I took to the skies for an unforgettable experience.