Accessible beach locations
Australia has a range of accessible beach locations.
Check out our state list below to select the accessible beach locations closest to you.
Queensland
- Accessible beach matting
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Sand beach wheelchair
- Accessible parking
- Accessible bathroom
Alexandra Headland Beach – Sunshine Coast
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible beach matting
Hervey Bay – Central Queensland Coast
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Accessible beach matting
Port Douglas – Far North Queensland
- Accessible beach matting
New South Wales
- 2x sand beach wheelchairs
- Accessible beach matting
- Accessible beach matting
Newcastle Beach – Central Coast
- Sports beach wheelchair
South Australia
Seacliff Beach – Adelaide (Australia’s first accessible beach)
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Slat type access platform
Victoria
- 24/7 accessible beach matting
- Accessible shower
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Accessible change room
- 24/7 accessible beach matting
- Accessible change room (with wheelchair transfer hoist)
- Accessible parking
- Sand beach wheelchair
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible shower
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- Accessible beach matting
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Change room (with wheelchair hoist)
- Accessible bathroom
- Floating beach wheelchair
- Accessible beach matting
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