Accessible Beach Holidays
Crystal clear waters, warm golden sands and all the adaptations you need – treat yourself and your family to a fantastic accessible beach holiday!
Whether you're seeking sun in Europe or staying in the UK, we're sure to have an accessible beach holiday for you. From amphibious wheelchairs to the wide boulevards, you can make the most of your holiday in complete comfort.
Miles of spectacular coastline, rugged uplands and river valleys that are wooded and tranquil - it’s easy to see why Cornwall is one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations.
Does the idea of tasting some award winning cuisine, feeling the fresh sea breeze and salty air titillate your senses? How about discovering hidden treasures, exploring miles of coastline or relaxing in a hidden, sandy cove? If so then maybe it’s time that you discovered a disabled friendly holiday in Devon!
The Yorkshire coastal town of Whitby is dominated by the gaunt and imposing Whitby Abbey, founded in 657 by St Hilda and, in 2001, voted Britain’s most romantic ruin by readers of the BBC’s Countryfile magazine. Some of Whitby’s famous residents include Caedmon, England’s earliest recognised poet who lived in the Abbey, Captain Cook,
Majorca is the largest of the four Spanish Balearic islands and an island of contrast from north to south. Across the north and west of the island is Tramuntana, a spectacular limestone range and a world heritage site. In the east is the stunning Cap des Pinar peninsula near the lovely resort of Alcudia, and in the southwest lie Magaluf and Palma.
Majorca is the largest of the four Spanish Balearic islands and an island of contrast from north to south. Across the north and west of the island is Tramuntana, a spectacular limestone range and a world heritage site. In the east is the stunning Cap des Pinar peninsula near the lovely resort of Alcudia, and in the southwest lie Magaluf and Palma.
The Costa del Sol, or ‘Coast of the Sun’ is the most well known and one of the most popular of the thirteen costas of Spain. Situated on the south east coast and home to Malaga and Marbella, Fuengirola and Torremolinos, the Costa del Sol is well served by three airports and host to hundreds of resorts, hotels and long, sandy beaches.
Beautiful Barbados has more than sixty miles of white sand beaches just waiting for you. The turquoise waters are gentle and the palm trees barely move in the breeze.
The Dominican Republic lies in the Caribbean, south of the Bahamas. It is known for its golfing, for its pristine beaches and for its all inclusive resorts. It also has a varied terrain comprising savannah, rainforests, highlands and has the tallest mountain in the Caribbean.
Think of Florida, and the first place that springs to mind is likely to be DisneyWorld. And, although the Sunshine State is one of the best go to destinations in the world for thrilling theme parks, with over 1,200 miles of coastline, it’s also brilliant for beaches too.