Accessible Holidays

The UK capital city has loads of features to make it accessible for wheelchair users and other travellers with limited mobility. Ramps are a common feature of many shops, museums, attractions, and restaurants and cafes. This makes it far easier to get around, but it's also important to book accommodation that is accessible and furnished with any equipment or special fittings you require.

If you're looking for an accessible city break in warmer climes, you won't go far wrong when you opt to explore the Spanish city of Barcelona. The city prides itself on being accessible-friendly, particularly for wheelchair users wanting to head out into the streets and learn more about the welcoming, Spanish culture.

The Costa del Sol is another Spanish holiday destination that can offer an ideal sun, sea, and sand break for individuals with disabilities or families with young kids in tow. If you're thinking about booking accessible holidays in the Costa del Sol region, it's important to check out the surrounding localities. Many local resorts are quite hilly, although great public transport links in towns like Benalmadena can make it easy to get around.

There are plenty of accessible holiday destinations in France. Check out the small print for any accommodation prior to booking, to make sure all your needs are met. Just so long as all your transportation needs are met during flights, train journeys, or coach trips to France, you can enjoy holidays in French beach resorts such as Nice, Canet Plage, or Carnac. With long beachside promenades for easy wheelchair access, and free wheelchairs for the beach, there are lots of beautiful French resorts that are easy to access at any time of year. Online, look for the entire listing of wheelchair accessible beaches, called FrenHandiPlage, to discover more.