Disabled 4 Star Bed and Breakfast Holidays in Hawaii with Wheelchair Ramps, Level Flat Drive and Hearing Facilities

When Captain James Cook first mapped the Hawaiian islands in the 18th century, he named them the Sandwich Islands in honour of the then First Lord of the Admiralty John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich. Nowadays, this collection of 137 islands - also known as the Aloha State - welcomes visitors and explorers from all over the world wishing to soak up Hawaiian culture. And there's so much choice too! Of the 7 inhabited islands take your pick from Hawaii - 'The Big Island,' Kaua'i - 'The Garden Isle', O'ahu -  'The Gathering Place', or Maui - 'The Valley Isle.' If you enjoy surfing, dancing or whale watching - the Hawaiian islands are on the migratory routes of many whales and dolphins - not to mention the fabulous sunsets of course, then book your disabled holiday with us and say 'aloha' to Hawaii!