Standley Chasm, West MacDonnell Ranges, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Helen Orr

The best accessible experiences in Australia

Experience the best of Australia with these unforgettable accessible and inclusive experiences.

Woman in a beach wheelchair on the sand with Let's Go Surfing, Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Man in a wheelchair seated on beach matting with his family, Australia In Style, Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales © Destination NSW

Man in a wheelchair looking out to sea with his son at Manly, Sydney, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Let's Go Surfing, Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Australia In Style, Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales © Destination NSW

Let's Go Surfing, Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Manly, Sydney, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Visit stunning beaches

Why you’ll love it: Feeling the sea spray on your face

Australia is home to many of the world’s most spectacular beaches. Accessible Beaches lets you browse accessible facilities such as beach matting, shaded areas and beach wheelchairs. Ride the waves with Let’s Go Surfing at iconic Bondi Beach – the team will work with you to create a fun and comfortable learning environment accounting for physical and intellectual disabilities. Those with sensory sensitivities can also use live beach cams to assess the crowds at popular spots before heading to the coast.

Vivonne Bay, Kangaroo Island, SA © Jess Caldwell

The best beaches in Australia

Bright blue waters, soft sand and incredible surf are just a few things you’ll enjoy at any one of Australia’s most iconic beaches.

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Russell Falls, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania © Dearna Bond

Man with mobility aids and woman looking at a lizard in the National Botanic Gardens, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory © Tourism Australia

Man with neurodivergence standing with a tour guide in Alice Springs Desert Park, Alice Springs, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Helen Orr

Man in a wheelchair with his family at the The Three Sisters lookout, Blue Mountains, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Man in a wheelchair looking at the canopy of the Daintree Rainforest, Queensland © Tourism and Events Queensland

Man in a wheelchair looking at Russell Falls, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania © Dearna Bond

National Botanic Gardens, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory © Tourism Australia

Alice Springs Desert Park, Alice Springs, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Helen Orr

The Three Sisters lookout, Blue Mountains, New South Wales © Tourism Australia

Daintree Rainforest, Queensland © Tourism and Events Queensland

Explore Australia's epic nature

Why you’ll love it: Weaving through Australia’s breathtaking nature

From ancient rainforests to red deserts, the natural environments Down Under are breathtaking. You’ll find awe-inspiring scenic trails, many featuring accessible pathways and facilities. Start planning by exploring AllTrails’ list of Australia’s best wheelchair-friendly trails. Cruise through the Daintree Rainforest, trek through the rugged red hues of Standley Chasm or chase waterfalls in Tasmania. For something a little more thrilling, you can take to the skies aboard the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway near Cairns, or the Scenic Skyway in the Blue Mountains.

Woman with neurodivergence standing beside a man enjoying Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Helen Orr

Woman in a wheelchair admiring art at Geelong Gallery, Geelong, Victoria © Tourism Australia

Man in a wheelchair viewing art at Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Helen Orr

Man in a wheelchair with his family approaching the Sydney Opera House, Australia In Style, Sydney, New South Wales © Destination NSW

Visitors admiring paintings at the Ian Potter Centre, National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), Melbourne, Victoria © Tourism Australia

Immerse yourself in the art scene

Why you’ll love it: Soaking up the history, art and cultures of Australia

There’s no shortage of world-class accessible museums and galleries across Australia. Some highlights include the iconic Sydney Opera House and the