Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, December 19, 2024 We absolutely loved our visit to Turquoise Bay in the Cape Range National Park in Western Australia. We were fortunate to visit many beautiful beaches on our Coral Coast drive but Turquoise Bay was definitely a stand-out for its pristine water, ease of access […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Hearing disability not stopping Frank Popkie from chasing his OHL dream
Written by Chris Dawson, for Bay Today, March 10, 2025 ‘I believe that disabilities aren’t always a wall blocking you from success, more so just a different path’ Like many elite 2009 birth year hockey players, Frank Popkie is excited to see what happens in early April when the Ontario Hockey League holds its annual […]
RACV Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort review
Written by Julie Jones, Half Wheelchair Will Travel, January 6, 2025 What could be better than staying in an accessible two bedroom villa with a water view and waking up to a pod of dolphins swimming by? There were many reasons that RACV Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort made it to favourite status on our Coral Coast, Western Australia road […]
Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort – accommodation review
Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, December 17, 2024 Our three night stay in Exmouth was made all the better with the availability of excellent accessible accommodation at Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort. It’s rare for accessible accommodation to exceed our expectations but that’s exactly what happened when we entered the accessible one bedroom apartment […]
Sesame Place Launches Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program
Written by Noreen Kompanik for TravelPulse, March 12, 2025 Sesame Place Philadelphia continues to lead in the accessibility realm as the first theme park in North America to offer the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program. The park announced its participation in the program in October 2024 during Invisible Disabilities Week and has reported that the Sunflower will officially […]
Tasmania wins Best Australian Beach for the very first time
Written by Sheree Strange, February 19, 2025 Tasmania’s Bay Of Fires has been recognised as the Best Australian Beach 2025, a list compiled each year by beach expert Brad Farmer, AM. It’s also the first time the designation has gone to a cluster of beaches, rather than a single stretch. The 10 kilometre cluster stretches […]