The Land of Enchantment tour, which includes Carlsbad Caverns National Park and Santa Fe, NM plus Mesa Verde and Arches National Parks, is from September 26 to October 6. In the past, this tour began in Albuquerque, New Mexico, after which we drove south to Carlsbad, New Mexico. In order to make the tour more interesting and less tiring, we are beginning in El Paso, Texas this year. Please click on the individual tours on the left to see the specific itineraries and rates. The prices did go up this year, though not as much as costs, such as fuel prices, have. I just hate to have folks struggle for a tour with Access Tours any more than necessary.

Grand Canyon

Hall of Giants - Carlsbad Caverns

Wherever we travel in the West, we’re greeted with magnificent and interesting scenery, which changes with nearly every mile. Whichever tour you choose will leave you happily in awe, ready for another tour. We have many folks who have been on every tour, with some repeating a particular favorite.

Please join us  on this, our 24th year! You won’t be disappointed.

Our tours are fully accessible, designed with wheelchair users, scooter users, and slow walkers in mind. Guests come from all over the United States, as well as from distant countries. Group sizes are small, usually limited to 10 people or fewer, the pace relaxed, the company friendly. We are knowledgeable, experienced, and considerate of all the various mobility impairments you might have. Our vehicles are mini-buses with wheelchair lifts and large view windows.
It is easy to take a tour with us — you fly to the airport where your tour begins. When you arrive, you will have a wheelchair accessible transfer from the airport to your hotel and to the departure airport at tours end.
Because our group sizes are small, if you are very interested in a tour, do not delay in calling for a reservation.

Access Tours is a service of Access Institute, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, and we are always most appreciative of the tax-deductible contributions that many people make, both in-kind (vehicles or stocks, etc.) and money. They have helped greatly to keep Access going. There are always needs, whether to help someone be able to take a tour who might not be able to otherwise, to acquire equipment, or attempting to raise funds for a new bus for next year.