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Accessible holidays are here to help you have a enjoyable time whatever your disability , here we have some useful links to holiday providers to help you make the right choice for you. Click the pictures to be taken to the accessible holidays areas.
Parkdean Resorts website (opens link in new window)
Calvert Lakes website (opens link in new window)
The Children's Trust Website (opens link in new window)
Accessible Holiday Escapes websites (opens link in new window)
National Trust (opens link in new window)
My family our needs website (opens link in new window)
Center Parcs website (opens link in new window)
Disabled Holidays website (opens link in new window)
Limitless travel website (opens link in new window)
TUI website (opens link in new window)
Please note
The facilities on offer for visitors with special needs are steadily improving in the UK. Recently designed or newly renovated buildings and public spaces that provide lifts and ramps for wheelchair access are becoming more common.
It is important that you make your needs very clear when booking any service or facility in the UK. Your impairment may not be obvious to other people, and its best not to assume that reservations staff will know your needs.
Buses are also becoming increasingly accessible, and, if given advance notice, train, ferry or bus staff will happily help any disabled passengers. Ask a travel agent about the Disabled Persons Railcard, which entitles you to discounted rail fares.
As well as this many banks, theatres and museums now provide aids for the visually or hearing impaired. Specialist tour operators, such as Tourism for All, cater for physically disabled visitors.
For more general information on facilities for disabled travellers, contact Disability Rights UK. This association also publishes two books that carry a wealth of information for disabled holiday-makers, which could be useful. To assist journey planning for your holiday, make sure you check-out this detailed guide.
en-GBLast updated: 24/09/2020