Exploring the UK and Beyond in a Wheelchair
Life is an exciting adventure; let’s make it accessible.
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Discover the best of wheelchair-friendly UK and beyond in style with The Bimblers, the UK’s leading travel blog for people with limited mobility.
Join us as we share our insider tips and personal stories of travelling in a wheelchair around these beautiful isles.
What is Wheelchair-Friendly Travel?
The term “wheelchair-friendly travel” refers to places and activities that are accessible and accommodating to people who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids. It means that the space has been designed or modified to allow people with disabilities to move around freely and independently without encountering obstacles or barriers.
Examples of wheelchair-friendly features may include ramps, wide doorways, accessible bathrooms, elevators, and designated parking spaces. These features are intended to make the space more inclusive and welcoming to people with disabilities, allowing them to participate fully in activities and events that take place there.