An escorted coach holiday is one of the most convenient ways to enjoy an accessible trip of a lifetime. There's no need to worry about researching suitable transport, hotels or attractions to meet your needs - on a coach tour holiday, that's already taken care of. All tours include qualified carers. Choose from a range of holidays with modern, comfortable coaches that take you to disabled-friendly attractions and accessible hotels.
All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride. Please note: All accessible coach tours are handled by our trusted coach partner and it is our duty to comply with GDPR and advise you that an enquiry will also act as confirmation that you are consenting to us providing them with your details for the purpose of this enquiry only.
DisabledHolidays.com is the UK's largest disability specialist travel agency, passionately committed to providing accessible holidays that exceed the needs and wishes of our disabled customers.With the largest choice of accessible holidays in the UK and abroad plus cruise, we have something for everyone.
All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride. Please note: All accessible coach tours are handled by our trusted coach partner and it is our duty to comply with GDPR and advise you that an enquiry will also act as confirmation that you are consenting to us providing them with your details for the purpose of this enquiry only.
DisabledHolidays.com is the UK's largest disability specialist travel agency, passionately committed to providing accessible holidays that exceed the needs and wishes of our disabled customers.With the largest choice of accessible holidays in the UK and abroad plus cruise, we have something for everyone.
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Drawing upon our experience of working with the most trusted suppliers in the disability travel industry we are now listing these suppliers for you to book with direct.
These suppliers will pay us a small commission when you book enabling us to grow this business into an independant directory of trusted suppliers.
In the interest of monitoring customer satisfaction we will also be collecting your feedback and making that feedback, ratings and reviews available to others who wish to book the same holiday in the future.
These suppliers will pay us a small commission when you book enabling us to grow this business into an independant directory of trusted suppliers.
In the interest of monitoring customer satisfaction we will also be collecting your feedback and making that feedback, ratings and reviews available to others who wish to book the same holiday in the future.
We have the largest range of accessible accommodation in the UK, from log cabins and hotels to caravans and luxury cottages or properties that are great for large groups.
Choose from the rugged highlands of Scotland, the mountains and valleys of Wales, the rolling countryside and coastal resorts of England or the lush, green landscape of Ireland.
Travel by car, coach, bus, plane or train, a disabled holiday in the UK is ideal for unwinding, or can be uplifting, refreshing or exhilarating as you wish.
Choose from the rugged highlands of Scotland, the mountains and valleys of Wales, the rolling countryside and coastal resorts of England or the lush, green landscape of Ireland.
Travel by car, coach, bus, plane or train, a disabled holiday in the UK is ideal for unwinding, or can be uplifting, refreshing or exhilarating as you wish.
One of Britain's best-loved and most quintessential seaside resorts, Blackpool is a fantastic choice for a fun-filled accessible break.
There's so much to see and do here - thrilling amusement and water parks, spectacular musical and theatre shows, glittering illuminations, raucous big-name comedy performances, and an entertainment-packed promenade that's been delighting visitors for generations.
The biggest draw is the expansive seafront, with its seven miles of golden, Blue Flag award-winning beaches and host of family-friendly attractions.
There's so much to see and do here - thrilling amusement and water parks, spectacular musical and theatre shows, glittering illuminations, raucous big-name comedy performances, and an entertainment-packed promenade that's been delighting visitors for generations.
The biggest draw is the expansive seafront, with its seven miles of golden, Blue Flag award-winning beaches and host of family-friendly attractions.
Miles of spectacular coastline, rugged uplands and river valleys that are wooded and tranquil - it's easy to see why Cornwall is one of the UK's most popular holiday destinations.
Nearly a third of Cornwall is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the rest of it is simply gorgeous as well!
Explore all Cornwall has to offer with a disabled friendly holiday with DisabledHolidays.com!
From the wilderness of the Lizard Peninsula, to charming towns like St Ives and St Austell where you can gorge yourself on cream cakes made with authentic Cornish clotted cream, Cornwall can be as peaceful or as exhilarating as you want it to be.
Nearly a third of Cornwall is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the rest of it is simply gorgeous as well!
Explore all Cornwall has to offer with a disabled friendly holiday with DisabledHolidays.com!
From the wilderness of the Lizard Peninsula, to charming towns like St Ives and St Austell where you can gorge yourself on cream cakes made with authentic Cornish clotted cream, Cornwall can be as peaceful or as exhilarating as you want it to be.
And what better place to spend a weekend, a week or longer than in the gorgeous Lakes?
Your hopes may rise on the Grasmere, you may thrill at the prospect of exploring Ullswater, or unwinding by Windermere, there's just so much to see and do.
Why not head to Bowness and go looking for the mysterious Tizzie Whizie?
First 'discovered' in 1900, the Tizzie Whizie is said to have the body of a hedgehog, the tail of a squirrel and the wings of a bee!
Or, if you're thinking of visiting the Lakes in November and have a reputation for telling tall tales, go down to The Bridge Inn in Santon Bridge and enter the World's Biggest Liar competition.
Your hopes may rise on the Grasmere, you may thrill at the prospect of exploring Ullswater, or unwinding by Windermere, there's just so much to see and do.
Why not head to Bowness and go looking for the mysterious Tizzie Whizie?
First 'discovered' in 1900, the Tizzie Whizie is said to have the body of a hedgehog, the tail of a squirrel and the wings of a bee!
Or, if you're thinking of visiting the Lakes in November and have a reputation for telling tall tales, go down to The Bridge Inn in Santon Bridge and enter the World's Biggest Liar competition.
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