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Sam at Trevena Glen Farm

Rolling into Mount Samson: Testing the Turf at Trevena Glen Farm

I had the absolute pleasure of heading out to Mount Samson as a part of the Moreton Bay Events & Tourism Famil. For anyone who follows our journey, you know we love a good country escape—especially one that works hard to think about accessibility.

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Making Magic Happen: A Dream Accessible Trip from the USA to Australia Zoo

Making Magic Happen: A Dream Accessible Trip from the USA to Australia Zoo

At AccessibleOz, we recently had the honor of coordinating a truly life-changing adventure for Reese and his family. Travelling from the US to Brisbane, Queensland, Reese’s journey proves that with the right support, the world is open to everyone.

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18 Highly Accessible Activities in Australia

18 Highly Accessible Must-Do Activities in Australia (The Ultimate Travel Guide)

Ready to see what’s possible? Here are 18 of the most accessible, bucket-list-worthy activities you can experience across Australia.

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Discover Cairns: Australia’s Gateway to the Reef – Accessible for All

Cairns isn’t just the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, it’s one of Australia’s most accessible destinations. With world-class infrastructure, inclusive tours, and welcoming operators, it’s a must-visit for travellers with accessibility needs.

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Accessible Frontiers: Queensland

Queensland’s Accessible Icons: The First Leg of Our National Journey

Join Sam and Charlie as they complete the first leg of their 18-month Accessible Frontiers expedition, auditing Queensland’s most iconic accessible attractions before heading to the Northern Territory.

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Charting a New Frontier: Our 18-Month Mission to Map Accessible Australia Begins

Charting a New Frontier: Our 18-Month Mission to Map Accessible Australia Begins

Sam and AccessibleOz is embarking on an ambitious 18-month mission to map accessible experiences across the country. From national parks and guided tours to accommodation and transport, we’re documenting what truly works—on the ground, in real time. Join us as we uncover inclusive travel options, share real-life insights from our journey, and help make Australia more accessible for everyone.

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