Sam here for the final installment of our South Australian mission. After tasting our way through the Barossa and McLaren Vale, we’ve spent the last week back in the city and the Adelaide Hills to find the best inclusive experiences and accommodation for nature lovers and city slickers alike.
Welcome back to our mission! After exploring the wild coastlines of Kangaroo Island, we’ve headed to the mainland to tackle the sophisticated side of South Australia. This leg is all about the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale experience, testing the accessibility of world-famous wineries and the sleek rooftop bars of Adelaide.
For many agencies, that’s the point where confidence drops and risk rises. Not because you don’t want to help, but because accessibility can’t be assumed.
That’s exactly why AccessibleOz exists.
AccessibleOz is a disability travel partner and inbound tour operator specialising in accessible and inclusive travel experiences across Australia.
Kangaroo Island is world-famous for its raw, rugged beauty and wildlife, but it has historically been a challenge for inclusive travel. This mission is all about charting a more inclusive Australia, so I’m here to give you the verified truth on how to get there, where to stay, and how to see those iconic sea lions without the stress!
Forget the snow and fireplaces! Christmas in Australia is a vibrant, sun-drenched celebration that flips traditional Northern Hemisphere festivities on their head. Held in the peak of our beautiful summer, an Aussie Christmas is a unique, must-do experience for everyone, especially with the growing focus on accessible travel across our stunning continent.
After verifying the remote Kimberley, the urban hubs of Perth, and the waterways of Mandurah, I set my sights on WA’s famous South West region. This is where the wine meets the coast, and the ancient forests touch the sky.
