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Sometimes we’re asked to review books for the Disabled Persons Railcard website based upon recommendations. This is true of the excellent Hong Kong Guide written by Sarah Fuller.
Sarah’s father is a wheelchair user and this well researched book takes you through every aspect of Hong Kong – from arrival at the airport through to explaining which tourist sites are accessible.
I must admit when I visited Hong Kong four years ago it looked like a nightmarish place for wheelchair users or anybody with a mobility impairment. Sarah’s book gives an invaluable insight into restaurants, hotels, how to use the Star Ferry, shopping (a must in HK) and much more.
Hong Kong is one of my favourite places in the world. It’s as exciting as New York but about half the price. There’s great food, friendly people and a fantastic skyline. Armed with the Wheelaway guide you’ll be able to make the best of your visit. An absolute must for anybody who is mobility impaired and is thinking about a trip to the former colony.
See Wheel Away Disabled Travel website for more details.
You can buy copies of the Wheel Away Hong Kong Guide for £17.99 at Waterstones stores nationwide or online at Waterstones.com.
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