10 Reasons to Visit Accessible Edinburgh
Award-winning travel blogger Carrie-Ann Lightley shares ten of the best reasons to visit Edinburgh on an accessible break. Carrie-Ann has cerebral palsy, which means she uses a wheelchair and has lots of first-hand experience of travelling as a wheelchair user.
Wheels up in Crete!
After struggling to book the right accessible holiday for her family and disabled dad Tony, Rachael turned to DisabledHolidays.com for help. Find out how their trip measured up and the adventures they had in sunny Crete!
Lads Trip
Craig (who he describes himself as a saga lout) persuaded Tom to take a holiday to Barcelona to practice his Spanish and to be a little more outgoing. Customer blog Tom is a permanent wheelchair user with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and is learning to speak Spanish. Barcelona was a perfect choice.
A lifetime dream fulfilled
DisabledHolidays.com had the pleasure of booking this amazing trip of a lifetime for Ben and his family. There holiday consisted of 3 days on a safari, visiting an elephant sanctuary, 4 nights in Cape town, and finally 2 nights whale watching in Hermanus.
Majesty of the Fjords
Dawn Wiley, a customer of DisabledHolidays.com is sharing her experience of a recent holiday and we are thrilled to see how much of an amazing time she has had.
All year round sun and accessibility
Lanzarote is one of the most popular island holidays of the Canaries for the welcoming year round sun and accessibility. Lanzarote is not short of beautiful and accessible board-walk beaches. There are also so many tourists who get about in an electric wheelchair which shows how accessible the island is.
Experiencing the thrill of the sit-ski!
Have you ever wondered what it is like to like to ski indoors or wondered what it is like to ski at all? Check out Fiona's trip to Chill Factore in Manchester.
Sailing towards the Northern Lights!
Fiona searches for the Northern Lights. Fiona visited ports including Andalsnes, Tromso, Alta and Stavanger.
