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Kerry speaks to Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine about the booming Accessible Tourism Sector at their Annual Conference.
Kia Ora Safety Beach Accessible Accommodation is more than just a holiday retreat - it’s a thoughtfully designed home where accessibility, comfort and style have equal footing. Nestled in Safety Beach (Hamilton Street), this four-bedroom retreat can sleep up to ten people and was renovated with mobility in mind, offering features such as ceiling hoists in two bedrooms and the living rooms, a commode, electric adjustable hi-lo bed, step-free access and more.
In this month's blog, we share 10 of our favourite accessible properties, each with nearby accessible beaches or lagoons. Thanks to the tireless efforts of local councils and dedicated disability advocates, accessible beaches are becoming increasingly common across Australia. These beaches are thoughtfully designed to be inclusive, ensuring that everyone, regardless of mobility challenges, can enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of the seaside. Many accessible beaches now offer access matting, which provides a stable surface for wheelchairs and mobility aids to traverse sandy areas with ease. Beach wheelchairs also allow individuals with limited mobility to reach the water's edge comfortably. These innovations not only enhance the beach experience for people with disabilities but also promote a more inclusive community where everyone can participate in and enjoy outdoor activities.
Accessible… For Whom? What Makes a Property Truly Accessible?The short answer: you do. Accessibility isn’t a single feature; it’s a promise that your needs will be met so you can travel with confidence, comfort and joy. What works brilliantly for one person may not suit another—and that’s exactly why the crew at Accessible Accommodation obsess over details and why our Accessible Accommodation accreditation program matters so much.