Many ask me this, but honestly, in a word…”no”…Ecuador is not wheel chair or handy-cap friendly.
Just like in many developing nations, many curbs are not cut for people in wheelchairs, and even older buildings have not been too considerate to folks in wheelchairs.
However, this is slowing changing and many of the newer buildings are slowly becoming more wheelchair-conscious.
Even the taxis and other public transport options are not particularly equipped for wheelchairs. Just tellin’ it like it is, sorry about that.
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