Accessible places to stay
Accessible beaches, attractions & experiences
Accessible places to eat
Planning your accessible holiday
Travel & transport
FAQs
Jersey is proud to be an island for everyone. Whether you’re seeking peaceful seaside escape or an action-packed adventure, Jersey offers a host of accessible holidays to suit every pace and preference. From the state of the art Maison des Landes Hotel to experiences like BeachAbility, offering beach wheelchairs so everyone can enjoy our coastline, along with sensory-friendly attractions like Jersey Zoo, we welcome all visitors to come and experience the best of our island.
Dive into our accessibility guides to discover all the options and connect with the locals who run these supportive and welcoming businesses – they’ll happily show you how to make your Jersey getaway effortless, memorable and tailored to you.
Accessible accommodation
Jersey offers a wide range of accessible accommodation to suit every need, from charming guest houses to accessible hotels, all dedicated to making your stay comfortable, convenient, and enjoyable. Whether you’re travelling solo or with family, friends or carers, you’ll find options that ensure everyone can experience the best of our island.
Maison des Landes
For a stay that’s as easy as a sea breeze, Maison des Landes offers the perfect island escape. Purpose-built for guests with disabilities and their carers, this thoroughly modern hotel combines comfort, care and that touch of Jersey charm. Each of its 23 rooms has been lovingly designed with accessibility at heart – from ground-floor rooms with ceiling hoists to premium suites where you can roll straight from bed to wet room and out to your own sun-dappled patio. When the island air whets your appetite, enjoy delicious, accessible dining indoors or join the team outside for a sizzling summer barbecue under Jersey’s golden skies.
Accessible attractions, experiences & local landmarks
Just nine miles by five, Jersey may be small, but it’s big on adventure. Its size makes it easy to pack plenty in – from lazy days on accessible beaches to coastal drives with sea views that’ll make you stop and stare. Explore the island’s top accessible beaches, activities, attractions and experiences you won’t want to miss.
Beaches & bays
Accessible beaches with Beachability
Jersey’s beaches are a joy for everyone, and thanks to BeachAbility, even the sandiest spots are within easy reach. This local charity provides specially designed, ballooned wheelchairs that glide effortlessly across sand and rough terrain, granting wider access to our gloriously golden shores. These beach wheelchairs are available at multiple locations across the island.
BeachAbility welcomes anyone with mobility challenges – from long-term conditions like stroke or cerebral palsy, to temporary injuries, medical conditions or simply frailty in later years. Even those wanting to join family celebrations or weddings by the sea can experience the joy of Jersey’s coast.
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Experience
Accessible watersports with Healing Waves
Jersey’s Healing Waves brings the thrill of the sea to everyone, no matter their condition or ability. From surfing and paddleboarding to FlowRider sessions at the Merton Hotel, each activity is designed to be safe, fun and empowering – including a specially adapted wheelchair surfboard for those who need it. More than just watersports, Healing Waves helps participants build confidence, develop communication skills and enjoy a little therapeutic respite. Every session is unique, giving each person a chance to connect with the water, challenge themselves and create memories that linger long after the waves have settled.
Experience
Boating for everyone with Wetwheels
Feel the thrill of the waves with Wetwheels Jersey, part of the national Wetwheels Foundation since 2013. Designed for full accessibility, these unique powerboats give everyone – no matter ability – the chance to experience the excitement of the sea. You’re not just a passenger; you can take the helm and steer as the skipper, making the adventure truly your own. Perfect for thrill-seekers, families or anyone looking for an unforgettable accessible experience, Wetwheels brings the joy of boating to all, proving that the best way to enjoy Jersey’s sparkling waters is at full throttle.
Attraction
Discover the wild side at Jersey Zoo
Step into Gerald Durrell’s world at Jersey Zoo, a 32-acre haven where conservation meets adventure. Home to some of the planet’s most incredible species, the zoo is fully committed to accessibility. Certified Sensory Inclusive™ with KultureCity, it offers sensory bags and trained staff ready to support visitors with sensory differences. Mobility equipment is available for hire, with accessible toilets, hearing loops, parking and drop-off points ensuring a smooth visit. Explore the site map in advance and plan your route for effortless wildlife discovery.
Attraction
History that welcomes everyone
Discover the island’s stories with Jersey Heritage, a charity dedicated to protecting Jersey’s unique culture across seven must-visit attractions and a year-round calendar of unforgettable experiences. To make every visit easier, they’ve created Visual Stories with Autism Jersey, helping you explore castles and museums and know what to expect before you arrive. Many sites are wheelchair accessible and offer accessible toilets, drop-off points, sensory “Take a Break” bags and more. Whether you’re wandering ancient ramparts or enjoying hands-on exhibits, Jersey Heritage ensures history is open, welcoming and effortlessly enjoyable for everyone.
Accessible places to eat
From beachside cafés to fine dining with sea views, Jersey’s food and drink scene is as welcoming as it is delicious. Whether you’re after a leisurely lunch or a sunset supper, you’ll find plenty of accessible restaurants and bars across the island. We recommend contacting venues in advance so they can share the latest accessibility details and help with your booking. After all, every great holiday deserves great food – and in Jersey, it’s always served with a warm island smile.
Planning your accessible holiday
It’s easy to plan a holiday that suits your needs and pace in Jersey. Start by exploring accessible accommodation, beaches, attractions, and activities to build your perfect itinerary. Unsure about a specific hotel or experience? Don’t hesitate to get in touch directly – the friendly locals running Jersey’s businesses are always happy to talk through accessibility options and how they can support you, ensuring your stay is effortless and enjoyable.
Travel & transport
Travelling around Jersey
Exploring Jersey couldn’t be simpler – or more accessible. LibertyBus keeps the island moving with fully low-floor buses, making it easy for wheelchair users, pushchairs, prams and smaller mobility scooters to hop on and off with ease. Each bus has an easy-access ramp and a dedicated wheelchair space near the front, while all drivers are fully trained to assist passengers with disabilities.
To make journeys even smoother, the LibertyBus Accessibility Card offers extra support for anyone who needs it. Completely free and easy to collect from the Customer Service desk at Liberation Station, simply show the card to the driver and they’ll help you board and disembark with confidence. (Please note the card does not provide free travel.)
Travel & transport
Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAV)
For those who prefer the open road, 4hire Jersey offers fully Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAV), ensuring mobility challenges never stand in the way of adventure. From family outings to medical appointments, 4hire puts accessibility first, giving you the freedom to explore the island on your terms.
FAQs
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