- Quick overview of some of the wheelchair accessible accommodation in Cairns
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Attractions in Cairns, Port Douglas and DaintreeWhilst Cairns is leaping into the 21st century in many respects, and many tourist attractions are disability friendly, there are still pitfalls for the unwary traveler who needs wheelchair or pram access, or who needs to use a toilet equipped with grabrails. This Information Sheet should help you be well prepared for Cairns' many great attractions.
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Accommodation and Attractions on the Atherton Tablelands, Cape York and SavannahThe Atherton Tablelands offers an attractive alternative to the very tourism-oriented city of Cairns. Accommodation for people with disability is however not easy to find, and when found may not be of suitable standard. As only you know what you need, contact the establishment directly for more precise information. This booklet covers accommodation and visitor attractions for the following towns:Tablelands: Atherton, Herberton, Kuranda, Malanda, Mareeba, Millaa Millaa, Ravenshoe, Tinaroo and Yungaburra.
Savannah: Savannahlander train, Almaden, Chillagoe, Dimbulah, Mt Surprise, Undara, Georgetown, Croydon, Normanton, Karumba
Cape York: Cooktown, Coen, Weipa, Seisia, Bamaga -
Disability Assistive Equipment HireMany businesses in Cairns now require a doctor's certificate stating the need for a specific item – please be sure to check with the company you intend to hire from, before you leave for your holiday in Tropical North Queensland.
- 3 and 4–wheeled Mobility Scooters
- Disability/Aged Care trained Support Staff
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TransportPublic and Tour Buses, Taxis, Hire and Charter options.
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Medical FacilitiesHospitals and 24-hours facilities with wheelchair access.
- Great Barrier Reef
- Quicksilver Great Barrier Reef
- Adventurous Activities
