South Wales has two accessible cities and a coastline with ramps, beach wheelchairs and adaptive watersports. Cardiff and Swansea have the largest clusters of Changing Places toilets in Wales, so longer days out are easier to plan there. The Pembrokeshire Coast and Bannau Brycheiniog national parks both publish graded 'Access For All' routes. Transport for Wales Passenger Assist covers ramped boarding and a free accessible taxi where a station isn't accessible.
Our accessible holiday cottages in South Wales cover the Gower and Swansea Bay, the Vale of Glamorgan, the valleys and the coast further west. Booking direct with the owner means you can confirm level access, ground-floor bedrooms, wet rooms and parking before you book.
