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Wheel chair friendly?


starfish56

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We were in Majahual on Saturday (Feb. 21). To travel to town, find the ticket booth where you buy transportation for $3/pp (the return is $2/pp). The man standing in line in front of me asked the girl selling tickets a similar question; his wife was confined to a wheelchair and he wanted to know if it would be possible to visit the town with her. I'm pretty sure the ticket seller told him that he could get a wheelchair-accessible van on demand. As for getting around the town itself, the road that goes along the waterfront has been paved as part of the rebuilding process - it had been a dirt road before Hurricane Dean hit it in 2007 - so it would seem easy to navigate a wheelchair there.

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