ACCESSIBILITY

Discover the Fleurieu Peninsula’s accessible attractions and activities. Equal access means an easy and fun holiday for everyone. We believe travel should be open to all, without limitation. From luxury accommodations to wineries & wildlife, an accessible escape to the region has never been easier.   

From where to stay, what to do, and how to get around, this is your guide to accessible travel in the Fleurieu Peninsula.  

For further details on accessibility within national parks and reserves, head to National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia. 

 

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Accessible Accommodation

From glamping to five-star luxury, check into the below accommodation that actively welcomes people with access needs.

Accessible National Parks and Reserves

Several national parks and forest reserves are equipped to provide access to people who use a wheelchair. Motorised wheelchairs and scooters are permitted in national parks and reserves. TrailRider all-terrain wheelchairs are available to hire free of charge at the Fleurieu Coast Visitor Centre for use at the Deep Creek National Park.

Assistance dogs are permitted in most public places and are therefore welcome in the Fleurieu Peninsula’s parks and reserves, remaining under effective control at all times.

Accessible Tours & Experiences

Discover more of the Fleurieu Peninsula through these tours & experiences that actively welcome people with access needs.

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