Our Top 10 Picks For Accessible Holiday Destinations in Australia in 2025.Australia’s got it all – from accessible beaches to countryside adventures, buzzing cities to sleepy wine towns. And the best bit? You don’t have to sacrifice comfort or accessibility to enjoy it. Whether you’re rolling, strolling, or cruising along, there are loads of places that go the extra mile (or kilometre) to make your holiday smooth, accessible and seriously memorable.We’ve rounded up ten of the most popular spots from Accessible Accommodation’s top listings over the past year – regions where people clicked on, booked, experienced and loved. So grab your sunnies, pack your chargers, and let’s hit the road.1. Melbourne, VictoriaBy far, the most popular destination for our 35,000 followers is Melbourne, a cultural melting pot. Melbourne offers a rich tapestry of art, cuisine, and history, all within an accessible framework.​ Perhaps the main reason is how easy and flat navigating this beautiful city can be.Our followers loved two equally highly popular hotels, so we have listed them both. Stay: 1 The Kinson MelbourneThe Kinson Melbourne offers accessible apartments with mobility-friendly features, including step-free access, glide-under vanities, and on-site disabled parking. The property is conveniently located near Melbourne's key attractions and public transport.​

One of Accessible Accommodation's guests, Karen Gillies shares about her stay in September 2023 at one of our exclusive properties, 7 on Merindah on Coochiemudlo Island.Our stay at 7 on Merindah on Coochiemudlo Island was an experience worth sharing. My recent visit with my carer Nettie left us truly impressed with the impeccable accessibility and overall comfort that this accommodation offered.In this blog, I'll recount our delightful stay at 7 on Merindah, highlighting its outstanding accessibility features and the warm community we encountered on our trip. Accessible Pet-Friendly StayFrom the moment we arrived at 7 on Merindah, it was evident that accessibility was a top priority. The property excelled in making everyone feel welcome, regardless of their mobility needs. The wide hallways were just the beginning; the entire space was designed with accessibility in mind. This thoughtful approach extended to the kitchen, where I could easily access the kettle, sink and microwave – a detail that had been lacking in previous places I have stayed in.One standout feature was the presence of a shower commode onsite, a convenience that made our trip much smoother. Usually, we had to bring our own but 7 on Merindah had thought of everything. 7 on Merindah's dog-friendly policy was a game-changer for us and our beloved furry companion, Sasha. The accommodation made it easy for her to be a part of our trip, ensuring her comfort and happiness throughout our stay. The island's welcoming attitude towards dogs was a breath of fresh air.