Phoenyx Travels

Travel Without Limits for Every BODY

Phoenyx stands confidently on a rocky outcrop with lush blue ridge mountains rolling behind her under a bright blue sky, wearing black hiking gear and sunglasses.

Why Phoenyx Travels?

Because travel shouldn’t be reserved for the perfectly mobile, perfectly planned, or perfectly behaved.

I share what I’ve learned as a disabled traveler and mom—figuring out how to explore the world with a prosthetic leg, sensory quirks, and a backpack full of snacks and survival strategies.

I’m not a doctor or one of those perfect social media moms—just someone who’s lived it.

If you’re navigating solo trips, family chaos, or what “accessible” actually means, you’re in the right place.

So What Do We Cover?

Phoenyx Travels is your space for travel that fits your life, your energy, and your needs—whether you’re flying solo, with the whole family, or carrying some extra gear.

A solo traveler in dark clothing sits peacefully on a rock ledge overlooking rolling mountains under a cloudy sky. The words “solo travel” are centered on the image in white text.

A smiling woman with a prosthetic leg walks confidently down a scenic street with historic architecture. Overlaid text reads "accessible travel," focusing on inclusive and inspiring travel experiences.

A portrait of phoenyx sitting outdoors on a sunny day, wearing a denim jacket and gazing thoughtfully into the distance. The background features trees, a fence, and a serene blue sky, capturing a calm and reflective moment.

👋 Meet Phoenyx

After a 2016 motorcycle accident left me with a prosthetic leg and a brain that doesn’t always play nice with bright lights and loud crowds, I decided I wasn’t done exploring—just done pretending travel had to look a certain way.

Phoenyx Travels is my space to share the messy, beautiful, deeply real way I travel now:

sometimes solo,
often with my big blended family,
always on my own terms.

I believe in travel that’s curious, adaptable, and unfiltered. If you’re still craving adventure—but need it to come with flexibility, naps, and good snacks—you’re in the right place.

About Me