A Message from Blind Pilots Founder
In this video, Blind Pilots founder Scott Garrison introduces you to Blind Pilots and the Antigua Legends tour.
Explore our Personalized services for blind travelers
Join us for unique inclusive guided activities developed to include both blind and sighted travelers.

In Spanish, “no vidente” means “nonvisual,” and this incorporates anyone at any stage of visual impairment. In English, there is no such catch-all word so, at Blind Pilots, we use “blind” as our “no vidente.” Our itineraries are designed for anyone at any stage of sight loss. Whether completely blind, have recently started noticing difficulties, or anywhere in between, our team adapts to your needs to keep things safe, flexible, and fun.
The Joy of Discovery
When people think of adventure for blind travelers, their ideas can sometimes be limited.
When Blind Pilots founder Scott Garrison hiked Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2018, he had been talking with Joshua, their lead guide, about music local to Tanzania. He says “On the morning of day three of our trek, at about 14,000 feet, we woke up to black tea and this very special, joyous concert on the side of Kilimanjaro.”
The CoPilots Project
Our dream is to help blind Guatemalans, who have little support with training on life skills, to allow them to lead more independent lives.








