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.
Ready to see what’s possible? Here are 18 of the most accessible, bucket-list-worthy activities you can experience across Australia.
From rolling through the stunning trails of Kings Park to inspecting some of the city’s top hotel chains (like Duxton and Ramada), I’m here to give you the verified truth on how easily you can navigate WA’s capital. Let’s dive into what makes Perth a prime accessible holiday destination!
This stop is all about proving that the best accessible travel doesn’t always have to involve long drives and self-transfers sometimes, it’s about beautifully designed infrastructure right in the heart of a city. Over the last week, I’ve traded in the 4WD for accessible paddle launches, luxury houseboats, and a massive art trail. Here’s what I found in this jewel of the Peel region!
AccessibleOz sat down with Belinda Harris, founder of The Access Journey, to talk about what it means to make travel truly inclusive – and why accessible tourism is no longer just a moral imperative, but a smart business strategy.
