Greetings, wonderful parents and guardians! Are you ready to dive into an inspiring tale of adventure tailored just for blind and low-vision travelers? Let’s unfold the story of Cocky Guides and their awe-inspiring journey to Perth for a sensory feast that knows no bounds!
James McFarlane, the heart and soul behind Cocky Guides, has a clear message: “We have finally arrived for our first tour in Western Australia”. Their twelve blind and low-vision travelers, along with two loyal guide dogs, are embarking on a sensory voyage through Perth and its stunning southwestern region—crafted with precision to please every sense but sight.
Their eight-day escapade is made possible with the collaboration of local partners who go the extra mile to create inclusive and captivating experiences. Here’s a shout-out to a few of them:
It’s not just about the destination; it’s about the journey for Cocky Guides. This incredible social enterprise intertwines community and industry, empowering Australian travelers with vision impairments to explore the world with confidence, free from reliance on personal aides.
Since its launch, Cocky Guides has poured back over a million dollars into the Australian visitor economy, a testament to their unwavering dedication to accessible travel and experiences.
Do you know someone who could benefit from this amazing travel concept? Pass the word along and help spread joy and adventure. Keep tabs on their group tours by signing up for their newsletter, or tailor your own trip to suit your needs.
It’s time to redefine travel for all, and with Cocky Guides, the adventure is just beginning!
Remember, every share counts in bringing the world closer to those who experience it differently. Visit their website to learn more about Cocky Guides and start planning an adventure of a lifetime for someone special.
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