Peel, Western Australia, offers a variety of wheelchair-friendly attractions for visitors to enjoy. The region is known for its beautiful beaches, bush tracks, walkways, playgrounds, and events that cater to people of all ages and abilities. Some of the highlights include: Mandurah, which has won the top honor award at the 2022/2023 Most Accessible Community in WA (MAWCWA) Awards, offers accessible beach wheelchairs and all-terrain wheelchairs for free hire, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the beautiful coastline. Additionally, the Dolphin and Views Cruise provides an accessible experience for visitors to see dolphins and enjoy stunning views of the Mandurah coastline. The Mandurah Pirate Cruise is a wheelchair-accessible pirate-themed cruise that provides an entertaining and engaging experience for all ages.
In the lush Perth Hills, visitors can explore two fantastic wheelchair-friendly walk trails: the Settlers Common East Walk Trails in Armadale and the Echidna Easy Walk Trail in Ellis Brook Valley. The historic town of Guildford in the Swan Valley offers picturesque wheelchair-accessible walks, allowing visitors to explore the heritage and nature of the region. Moreover, the Mandurah Accessible Tourism Review, a collaboration between Spinal Life Australia and Visit Mandurah, identifies, reviews, and promotes accessible tourism offerings within the region, ensuring that experiences, beaches, and parks are accessible for all abilities. With a commitment to accessibility and a diverse range of attractions, Peel, Western Australia, is an ideal destination for wheelchair users and their families.