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What is so special about North Wales? Wheelchair accessible road trip
Looking for an off the beaten track destination full of dramatic scenery? Northern Wales is the place! You’ll be blown away by the sheer beauty of this area with lots of interesting attractions to see. In June 2025, we took a scenic road trip across northern Wales where we encountered some breathtaking views and had…
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South Wales: Why you should visit (in a wheelchair)
Wales has to be one of the most underrated and beautiful places I’ve visited. Most people spend time in England, Scotland, and Ireland, but why not Wales? I think the British have been keeping this place a secret because they don’t want the rest of us to find out how great Wales is. In our…
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A wheelchair-friendly self-drive road trip in the UK and Ireland
When we planned our four-week trip to the UK and Ireland in June 2025, we knew that basing ourselves in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh and relying on public transport was not for us. The UK/Ireland that I wanted to see was the cute villages, country lanes and castles on the hill (thanks Ed Sheeran), rocky…
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A wheelchair accessible and dog friendly weekend in Forster Tuncurry, New South Wales
Looking for somewhere for a dog friendly, or wheelchair friendly long weekend on the New South Wales coast? We were looking for somewhere that was BOTH dog friendly AND wheelchair friendly, for us to have a long weekend away with our 3 fur babies. Forster Tuncurry are twin towns located on the mid North Coast…
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Why do people love Byron Bay? A wheelchair user’s guide to Byron Bay, Australia
Byron Bay, New South Wales, is Australia’s most eastern point and a town that attracts a certain type of crowd, actually several. Sunrise surfers, wellness seekers, barefoot families, Influencers chasing the perfect photo, international backpackers seeking an Australian beach vibe, those looking for a luxury holiday, and people hoping to spot a Hemsworth at the…