Adelaide is a city brimming with exciting adventures and beautiful sights waiting to be explored. For individuals with disabilities, finding accessible destinations can sometimes be a challenge. That’s why Strong & Capable is here to guide you through some of the best accessible activities and attractions in Adelaide. Get ready to embark on a journey that ensures everyone can enjoy the wonders of this vibrant city!
The South Australian Museum is a treasure trove of history, science, and culture. With a strong commitment to accessibility, the museum offers a range of features to ensure all visitors have a comfortable and enriching experience. Key accessibility features include:
For more detailed information on accessibility at the SA Museum, visit their Accessibility and Inclusion page.
Video taken from SA Museum website.
Home to over 2,500 animals and 250 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish, the Adelaide Zoo is a fantastic destination for nature lovers. Accessibility features include:
To learn more about the accessibility features at Adelaide Zoo, check out their Accessibility Information page.
All images taken from the Adelaide Zoo website.
South Australia boasts some of the most stunning national parks, many of which have been made accessible for everyone to enjoy. Accessibility features in various parks include:
Hot tip: Looking for an accessible wildlife park? Check out Cleland Wildlife park! We are also hosting a Get Social event at Cleland in September. If you’re interested in attending, click here to check out our event, Lunch & Guided Tour of Cleland Wildlife Park!
For a comprehensive guide to accessible features in South Australia’s national parks, visit the Accessibility page.
All videos taken from the National Parks and Wildlife Service website.
Experience the beauty of Adelaide’s waterways with Port River Cruises. Their eco-friendly and accessible cruises offer a unique way to see the city from a different perspective. Accessibility features include:
For more details on accessibility for Port River Cruises, visit their Accessibility page.
All images taken from the Port River Cruises website.
Looking for more accessible events and activities? Check out our Get Social calendar, packed with inclusive activities designed for everyone to enjoy. From community catch-ups to special events, there’s something for everyone. Our events are carefully planned to ensure accessibility and inclusion, making it easy for you to connect with others and have fun.
Click here to see our upcoming Get Social Activities and Events
Before heading out, you can also check the accessibility of various venues by downloading the Pavely app. This handy tool provides up-to-date information on the accessibility features of a wide range of locations, helping you plan your outings with confidence.
Video taken from the Pavely App website.
At Strong & Capable, we believe in the power of community and the joy of shared experiences. Our accessible adventures are designed to bring people together, celebrate inclusivity, and explore the beauty of Adelaide. Whether you’re looking to connect with new friends, enjoy nature, or simply have fun, we invite you to join us on our next adventure.
Look around our website to learn more about our programs and events, and let’s make every day an accessible adventure! For more information about our programs and how you can participate, contact us today. Let’s create a world where everyone feels strong, capable, and connected!
On the hunt for accessible dining options with quality food, great atmosphere and an inclusive mindset? Well look no further! Here, we’ve compiled three of Adelaide’s most accessible venues for you to visit.
207 Gilbert Street, Adelaide SA 5000
The Duke of Brunswick is home to a 100% gluten free menu and prides itself on being an inclusive venue in every sense of the word. By ensuring that there are ramps, wide doorways and accessible restrooms, the hotel prioritises physical and social inclusivity in its everyday operations.
The Duke of Brunswick also has a Venue Access Guide available on their website, which showcases the different areas of the venue, as well as physical accessibility and sensory expectations. You can view the Venue Access Guide HERE.
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Interested in visiting the Duke of Brunswick? Why not come along to our Lego Building at The Duke of Brunswick event? Click here to find out more and secure your ticket!
17 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker SA 5254 (Car park off Dumas Street)
The Oak and Iron Tavern, located in Mount Barker is a sensory friendly and accessible venue, with a range of seating options and ramp access as needed.
They have partnered with Autism SA to host sensory friendly dining sessions in their Robert Charles Room every second Tuesday of the month from 5:00pm – 8:00pm. The Quiet Dinner includes reduced lighting and sound, table service and a private bar, as well as a specially designed Sensory Friendly Menu.
You can view the Oak and Iron’s Venue Access Guide HERE
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150 Glen Osmond Road, Fullarton SA 5063
The Arkaba Hotel is located in Fullarton and is known for its great food, live music performances and accommodation options. It is also a sensory friendly and wheelchair/mobility-aid accessible venue.
The Arkaba Hotel was the first pub in Adelaide to partner with Autism SA to bring Quiet Dinners to the public. These dinners take place on the first Monday of every month from 5:00pm – 9:00pm in their Fullarton function room. The room is specifically set up to include dimmed lighting, reduced sound and no television. It also houses a private bar, so diners are able to order without having to go into the main dining areas.
You can view the Arkaba’s Venue Access Guide HERE.
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