Almost everyone who takes to the air in a light aircraft talks about the exhilaration of flying.

For people with decreased mobility, that feeling is even more special; it provides a feeling of total liberation, of complete independence that you can't get down on mother Earth.

Knowing that you might have difficulty walking anywhere, but that you can FLY ANYWHERE opens a whole new world of adventure. If you want to learn to fly, you’ll meet a new community of enthusiasts – and maybe use it as a way of going on holiday, and seeing Australia from a different perspective.

Wheelies with Wings offers a flight training program. This includes a two-week Introduction to flying course held in Temora, NSW (5 hours drive from Sydney, 2 1/2 hours from Canberra, and 1 from Wagga Wagga).

Our purpose is to provide opportunities for people living with physical disability to participate in flying experiences.  Our service aims to enable greater independence, freedom and goal achievement, as well as capacity-building skills development, and greater participation in recreation, leisure, and travel.   

During the course you’ll receive ground instruction as required along with flying instruction up to a maximum of 15 hours. There are no exams and no licences required. We keep it safe, and as simple as possible! Throughout your flight experience with Wheelies you will not be allowed to fly alone. We will be right there with you from take-off to landing. You will gain useful knowledge, develop new skills and have a lot of fun. You will receive proper flying training which will be useful if you decide to continue flying or pursuing a full pilots license. The required Recreation Aviation Australia membership will be arranged prior to starting.

Instruction by a licensed pilot (our Captain or one of his team).

Comprehensive training program provided by Merit Aviation

Instruction for next steps to achieving independent pilots license

Membership of Recreation Aviation Australia

(Flights to and from Temora are not included)

There are three ways to fund your flight experience:

If you are an NDIS participant, you may seek funding through your yearly NDIS plan to cover the cost of your training program. Find out more about flying and the NDIS here.

Your Capacity Building Supports budget can be used to increase Social & Community Participation. Learning to fly includes development and training to increase your skills so you can participate in community, social and recreational activities.

Wheelies With Wings offers the Suzi Duncan Scholarships for flying training courses based on a competitive selection process.

If you are self-funding you may be eligible for a partial or full scholarship. Each scholarship covers all Recreation Aviation Australia (RAA) membership, accommodation, meals, ground and flight training.

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Wheelies with Wings


Learn to Fly

Unforgettable and rarely accessible experiences which everyone can enjoy.

1 - The 2 hour early summer Whale Cruise gives you the unique opportunity to witness the majestic beauty of our migrating Humpback Whales. Imagine setting off on the immaculate Jervis Bay, on a clear day, and having these awe-inspiring Humpback Whales greet you on their journey. A truly life-changing experience set against rugged cliffs and ancient sea caves.

On the Northern migration we sight Whales within a mile or so off the dramatic sea cliffs on Jervis Bay’s peninsula, making it one of the most exciting Whale watching experiences on the East coast of Australia. During the Southern migration, we begin to get mothers and their newborn calves coming to rest in Jervis Bay. During this time viewing the Whales is in the sheltered waters of Jervis Bay, offering the most unique viewing of the season. A lasting, treasured memory.

2 - Outside of the migrating months, our famous dolphin cruise introduces you to our resident bottlenose dolphin colony, which numbers between 80 & 90 members throughout the year. You’ll see the dolphins leaping through the clear ocean waters and swimming right alongside our vessel. In addition to the dolphins, you’ll see other wildlife living, hunting, and playing in their natural habitat, and you will have the opportunity to see many stunning scenic areas of the bay. Nb: Whales are only here in winter.

3 -  In the summer months, add some extra fun to your Dolphin Cruise – Enjoy the Boom-Netting experience!. 

Combined with the dolphin tour we cruise on the pristine waters of Jervis Bay and drop the boom net in the water to get you wildly wet. An experience like no other, it can only be described like a cruising spa bath that will make you laugh till you cry. Where else can you cruise along a sandy white beach while being gently pulled by the power of our flag ship Port Venture?!

Summer Boom-Netting is suitable for all ages and all swimming abilities, even those with any type of disability. It is popular with family groups, corporate days out and festive season celebrations. We are confident the enjoyment and adrenaline rush of boom netting will have you coming back for more!

You’ll be cruising on the Port Venture which has been specifically designed to suit people of all ages and mobility needs, including step-free access inside, accessible amenities on board and a wide, level access ramp for boarding.

Whale Watching at Jervis Bay Wild is to our knowledge the only place in Australia where you can experience whale watching easily if you have problems with mobility (but if you know any others, please do tell us). You will not have to stay on the shore, waving goodbye to everyone else going off to enjoy themselves. You can join in.

The migration comes to an end in mid-November. Until it resumes in mid May next year, our accessible vessel, the Port Venture is dedicated exclusively to dolphin cruises. These take approximately 90 minutes.

Adult = AUD $69. Concession (AUS Pension) = AUD $65. Child (From 2 years up to and including 14 years) = AUD $32. Family (2A & 2C from 2 years up and including 14 years) = AUD $175. *Children under the age of 2 are free of charge.

Adult = AUD $35. Concession (AUS Pension) = AUD $32. Child (From 2 years up to and including 14 years) = AUD $22. Family (2A & 2C from 2 years up and including 14 years) = AUD $95. *Children under the age of 2 are free of charge.

Adult = AUD $50. Child (From 2 years up to and including 14 years) = AUD $32. Family (2A & 2C from 2 years up and including 14 years) = AUD $140. *Children under the age of 2 are free of charge.

Approximate 120 Minute Whale Watching Tour or 90 Minute Dolphin Cruise/..

Fully Licensed Bar onboard the Port Venture.

Historical Commentary on Jervis Bay Plus The Migration Patterns Of Humpback Whales And Their Calves during the tour.

Arrive at the cruise terminal approximately 15 minutes before your tour is set to leave.

Board your accessible ship (no hanging around, waiting for special arrangements as a wheelchair user).

Witness the majestic beauty of the migrating whales from May through to November, as you journey along the “Humpback Highway”, seaward of Jervis Bay.

Stop by a natural lagoon called Honeymoon Bay on the way back.

Experience the whitest sand in the world, and the crystal blue waters, from the Portside Café and Docks.

Be mesmerised by the 100 metre towering cliffs of Point Perpendicular.

Yes, but access is limited to the bottom level. The boat Port Venture includes accessible toilets, and a wide and gentle accessible boarding ramp.

On the ship, there is step-free access to the bow of the ship but it is a little steep. A ramp also leads to the back of the boat.

An accessible toilet is on board – it’s bigger than the other boat bathrooms but smaller than most standard accessible bathrooms.

There is also an accessible toilet available in the Portside café.

The ability to use Port Venture safely is dependent on the level of the tide, so ensure that you contact Jervis Bay Wild (02) 4441 7002 and let them know about your accessibility requirement before arriving. We also recommend that you contact them to ensure that facilities will meet your specific needs.

All cruises run from Monday to Sunday, including public holidays. Departing twice daily at 10:30am and 1pm, you should be ready to go at the cruise terminal approximately 15 minutes before your tour is set to leave. Please collect your Boarding Pass 30 minutes prior to departure from the Service Desk inside the cruise terminal Portside Cafe.

Whale Watching cruises run between mid-May and mid-November.  Dolphin Cruises run all year and the Boom-Netting add-on is only available in the summer months.

Tours depart daily from Jervis Bay Wild’s Cruise Terminal 

(15 Field Street, Huskisson NSW 2540, Australia). Available during what season only.

Is there any free transport to the terminal?

Unfortunately you are required to make your own way to the terminal 15 minutes before your tour is set to depart.

Equipment will be provided for you, however it is suggested that you bring;

Camera/smartphone Bottled Water Sunscreen and hat A light jacket in summer and a warm jacket in winter Towel

When is the best time of year for whale watching?

Whale Watching occurs during the months of May through November, the cooler months in southeast Australia’s climate. During this period, Whales may be spotted at any time, but their migration patterns fluctuate naturally. Typically, October and November is prime time for a Whale cruise, as mother humpbacks nurse their young Whales in the waters of Honeymoon Bay.

Whale Watching approximately 120 minutes.

All Year Dolphin Cruise/Summer Dolphin Cruise + Boom-Netting approximately 90 minutes.

What should i expect to see on my whale watching trip?

The chances of seeing Whales swimming and breaching on your cruise are extremely high. In late winter/early spring, you are also likely to spot baby Whales keeping close to their mothers. You’ll enjoy the spectacular natural beauty of Jervis Bay

15 Field St, Huskisson NSW 2540, Australia

Journey the Humpback Highway

Jervis Bay Whale Watching

Wildlife Wonders invites you to the wild side of the Great Ocean Road, to explore a spectacular Australian bushland environment, where the forest meets the sea. 


At the Visitor Centre you’ll be met by your conservationist guide, who will accompany you on a 75-minute walk through this magical setting, and share with you the secrets of the bush and the plants and animals who call the Otways home. 


During your tour, you will pause at the Conservation Ecology Centre Research Hub to learn about the conservation projects that Wildlife Wonders is supporting and see research techniques in action.


The tour winds along a gentle, 1.4km  path suitable to all ages and abilities. Before or after your tour, enjoy refreshments or a light lunch at the Emu Café, and browse the gift shop for a memento of your visit.


Wildlife Wonders directly supports the environment with 100% of profits invested in vital research and conservation projects to save threatened species.

75 minute tour with a conservationist guide 

Wildlife Wonders offers an opportunity to see Australia's wildlife living freely in a natural habitat. Your tour will wander through lush tree fern gullies, eucalypt woodlands and pass spectacular ocean vistas, while your guide shares the secrets of the bush and the animals and plants that call the Otways home.  

Arrive at the welcoming visitor centre where you will find accessible facilities, a gift store, and the Emu Cafe. 
You will start your tour in the theatrette, where you will enjoy an Acknowledgement of Country, and be fitted with headsets and provided with binoculars. 
You will then embark on your 75-minute tour. 
Along the tour route, pause at the Conservation Ecology Centre Research Hub to learn about the conservation projects that Wildlife Wonders is supporting and see research techniques in action.

Your visit will directly support the environment, with 100% of profits invested in vital research and conservation projects to save threatened species.

Useful information about accessibility in the area

The Apollo Bay visitor centre offers information on accessible experiences and can also hire out Trailrider all-terrain wheelchairs.

If you are looking for somewhere to stay, Big 4 Apollo Bay Pisces Holiday Park has new accessible cabins. 

Apollo Bay visitor centre

Big 4 Apollo Bay Pisces Holiday Park

475 Great Ocean Rd, Apollo Bay VIC 3233, Australia

The wild side of the Gt Ocean Rd

Wildlife Wonders 

iFLY replicates the feeling of skydiving, without having to leave mother Earth

Your instructor will cover flying basics during an orientation session in a group setting with fellow flyers, and then once you've been briefed, you'll receive your flight gear. After you've got your flight suit and helmet on, you'll be ready to go!

Your instructor will show you to the tunnel and soon you'll be flying right by their side. They'll provide personal instruction and demonstrate the skills you'll learn.

Flying is limitless and inclusive. At iFLY, we're proud to empower people to soar beyond their own expectations. To make this possible for each and every single person in the world, we invite people of All Abilities to come fly.

We believe that regardless of physical challenges, everyone should be given the opportunity to spread their wings. Anyone who comes to fly at iFLY and expresses a desire for assistance will be helped by specially trained flight instructors and will be afforded proper accommodations based on specific challenges.

We can all choose to fly, and regardless of your level of mobility, you can fly anytime 364 days of the year (we are closed on Christmas day).

To coincide with International Day of People with Disability, On December 3rd every year, 50 people with disability are given training free of charge into how to fly with us.

Special discounted All Abilities Evenings are also throughout the year. Anyone living with a disability is welcome to book into these sessions. Our team will be in touch to discuss your access requirements.

Flight suit, helmet, ear plugs and safety goggle hire

One on one assistance from an instructor as you fly

(Please note that all flyers must still meet our flight restrictions, especially the weight limit of 118kgs for anyone).

iFLY Brisbane is located at Westfield Chermside
iFLY Gold Coast is located at Surfers Paradise 
iFLY Melbourne is located at Essendon Fields
iFLY Perth is located in Rivervale, 
iFLY Sydney is located in Penrith 

Our rates vary depending on the package you opt for (how many flights and at what time of day), and the location (because prices differ in each area). Typically, the one flight taster experience (including souvenir photos) will cost - $79.95 off peak and $99.95 at anytime. 

We can fly anyone aged 3 to 103 providing you are in a state of reasonable health and fitness, and can fit into one of our flight suits and helmets.

Does an adult have to accompany flyers under 18yrs?

Flyers under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (over 18 yrs of age) on the day of flight. The parent / guardian will be required to provide a signature for their waiver as well as attend the classroom briefing. If you are bringing a group / party, the organiser can sign on behalf of multiple participants as a guardian.

We have quite a number of regular customers who are disabled and we will do our very best to fly anyone with a disability. This is almost always possible where the disability is physical. Owing to the extra attention normally required we ask that you contact us first so we can discuss your requirements and choose a suitable package. Whilst we cannot guarantee you will fly, we can guarantee that we will try our best to help you fly.

Anyone in a state of reasonable health & fitness from 3 to 103 can fly.

We do ask that you check the list of criteria below before booking. If you are concerned about any of the criteria, just contact us for a chat, we'll do everything we can to help you fly.

We have free and accessible parking available on site at iFLY Brisbane, iFLY Melbourne, iFLY Perth and iFLY Sydney. iFLY Gold Coast has all day parking available for $5 at Bruce Bishop Carpark.

What do I need to bring with me on the day?

Firstly, we ask that every flyer completes a waiver before arrival which can be done online here. It is particularly important that you take note of the information regarding previously dislocated shoulders.

Please arrive at iFLY comfortably dressed (avoid collars and hoods) and bring a pair of well fitting lace-up trainers. We find that jeans, t-shirt and a pair of skate/running shoes are ideal. If you don't have a pair of lace-up trainers, don't worry, we do have appropriate footwear for hire.

Is it difficult to breathe in the wind tunnel?

No, it’s just like breathing normally actually…..so there is no specialist breathing equipment required. Just relax and breathing will come naturally.

123 Mulgoa Rd, Penrith NSW 2750, Australia

Without going to 14,000 feet

Take to the air

 The Scuba Gym Australia is passionate about bringing the joy and proven healing power of scuba to people with disabilities. We change the lives of people with PTSD, autism, paraplegia, quadriplegia, traumatic brain injury and other disabilities. We give disabled divers access to a physical activity that brings them joy, freedom from pain, and something they can enjoy with friends and family.

Scuba diving courses for people with disabilities, where we train you and your buddy to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable scuba diving experience and you go on to explore the oceans with your dive buddy. We believe that “together we are stronger”, and therefore we surround disabled divers with a team or support system. 

Scuba diving provides a unique environment with many therapeutic effects that can’t be replicated on land. If I can breathe underwater, what else is possible? This is huge for all divers and especially those with the will to do more than ever.

Our Scuba Therapy is for all people with disability and includes working on strengthening muscles, building coordination and stimulating the nervous system, in conjunction with a therapist and support divers. We will improve your stamina and lung function, which boosts your lymphatic system. We put you in our weightless environment using our world class scuba equipment, and we do specific exercises for your diagnosis.

Our divers also tell us the mental benefits of scuba, the silent world gives them a chance to focus and just breathe. The weightlessness of being underwater can relieve physical pain. There is ample worldwide research backing the mental benefits scuba diving can bring.

We have seen autistic children concentrate, focus, gain confidence, do things their parents thought they would never do. We have experienced a child with Spina Bifida being able to stretch out, use muscles he is usually unable to use, and enjoy freedom from his wheelchair.

The cost of this can normally be claimed back though from the “Improved Living” category of NDIS funding. These are regular sessions – like a gym the more regular, ie weekly, people attend, the better, and the quicker they will feel and get results.

These are day long camps for people with autism or Down Syndrome. It’s a social event that’s packed with fun water-based activities. Participants do get to scuba dive too and absolutely love it. We run camps 3 times a year and also do camps for groups – so a group from a disability support provider can book a camp just for their people.

For each of the 3  categories, all scuba equipment, personal tuition or therapy, and accessible change rooms with hot showers

As well as the mental and physical benefits that Scuba Therapy can bring, accessible scuba diving generally is opportunity for people with mobility impairments to experience time unencumbered by the physical restrictions of the everyday world above water.

Arrive 30 minutes before your session to change into your swimwear and meet your team.

Expect to be finding a new comfort zone and to achieve what was once believed perhaps impossible.

Adaptive Scuba divers – expect to be bitten by the scuba bug and once you are weightless and able to enjoy the peacefulness of being underwater your pains will subside and your spirit will be lifted again.

For Scuba Therapy divers, expect a full session of exercise that cannot be done with on land. Your lungs will get a workout as will your whole body. It’s a holistic approach to healing and a lot of fun. You will suddenly find yourself able to apply what we’ve done underwater,on land and expect to be surprised by these achievements.

Scuba Campers will have heaps of fun all day long – we start at 9am and usually end after 3pm. You will be asked to bring your own food and drinks and we will provide bottled water.

For Scuba Therapy divers and Scuba Campers - we aren’t teaching you to scuba dive but will give you the basics so we can keep you safe whilst underwater.

What medical restrictions or clearances do I need to participate in a scuba session?  

As soon as you have requested to attend a session, we will send you our medical form. You fill it in and return it to us, prior to your session. The medical is cleared by our Dive Doctor if he is satisfied you are medically fit to participate in a Scuba Therapy session, diving in a pool to a maximum of 4 meters deep.  In compliance with SafeWork NSW, if you are not cleared by our dive doctor after he has seen you and /or your medical form, you cannot attend  Scuba Therapy.

What is the minimum age to attend a Scuba Therapy session ? 

As per our scuba diving standards and procedures and medical guidelines we keep to a minimum age limit of 10 years.  

Woy Woy Peninsular Leisure Centre or the Wyong Olympic Pool (both 70 minutes drive north of Sydney CBD).

243 Blackwall Rd, Woy Woy NSW 2256, Australia

The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba The Scuba Gym

Underwater with a skilled diver

The Healing Power of Scuba

The ultimate iconic Sydney food tour! Explore Sydney’s newest and oldest developed areas with a taste of Australia’s favourite dishes, stunning Harbour views and the city’s most modern architecture and oldest colonial history! This is the perfect introduction to Sydney, whilst sampling the innovation of its cuisine.

Taste Cultural Food Tours will introduce you to some of the best dining in the must-see locations of Barangaroo and The Rocks, Sydney's newest and oldest suburbs. You can enjoy Australia's favourite Italian & Thai classics, made with fresh ingredients from the restaurant's farms. You will also savour some gelato, made daily, and satisfy your sweet tooth with indulgent French patisseries. Then you will sample a locally-brewed beverage at one of Sydney's oldest pubs, with breath-taking views over the harbour.

During your culinary tour, you take in views from the stunning Barangaroo Park and a beautiful walk through the old and new Sydney (2x1.2km walks, all flat or downhill, and smooth)  .

Tours are all conducted by guides with extensive local knowledge. Groups are always small (never more than 12-15 people) and they go at your pace. All venues are accessible to all, including wheelchair users.  

Guided tour of area by an expert with local knowledge.

Apart from the tour itself, the great thing about this is that it has been specifically put together for people who have difficulties getting around. The Rocks in particular is well known for being hilly, uneven, and generally hard to negotiate. This tour purposely avoids steps and steep hills.

Explore the newest Sydney suburb at Barangaroo and the oldest The Rocks.

Hear stories of our history and architecture, and see the sights.

Enjoy beautiful harbour-side views from secret locations.

Indulge in Italian classics, made with the freshest ingredients.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with ice cream, and scrumptious French tarts.

Indulge in local beer in one of Australia’s oldest public houses.

Finish your adventure with delightful Thai dining, Australia’s favourite food.

Start at Barangaroo and finish your tour at Circular Quay, near the Rocks.

Here is a map of selected accessible and partially accessible places around Barangaroo and The Rocks on WheelEasy.

It takes approximately 3 1/2 hours, including walks totalling 3 km (with two of the longer walks being around 1.2 km each).

The tour purposely avoids all steep hills and difficult terrain. It is held predominantly on flat and smooth pathways. A public lift can be taken to avoid the steepest part of the route.There are accessible toilets en route (both public ones and those owned by specific venues). All eateries are at least partially accessible. This tour is suitable for wheelchair users.  

Gluten-free and vegetarian options are available at all the establishments we visit.

We’re a not-for-profit association, a registered charity, and a social enterprise which celebrates a diverse Australia. 

All profits are invested in training and employment programs for new refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and diverse young people. 

Our tours are designed to build understanding across cultures using food. All our tours are hosted by locals, trained by the Taste program, who are ‘in the know’ and who will show you the best places to eat and shop, those local hidden gems. 

Social enterprises are businesses that trade to intentionally tackle social problems, improve communities, provide people access to employment and training, or help the environment. 

When you book a tour with us, you really will eat for good! 

Hickson Rd, Barangaroo NSW 2000, Australia

Where old and new collide

Taste of Sydney

What’s better than wandering along an easy, level pathway while taking in views of crystal–clear waters and a breath-taking horizon? Not much I’d say. This is what the coastal trail which runs between North and South Cronulla beach offers. An unmatched feeling of bliss and tranquillity. 

Placed along the wide, smooth pathway are peaceful sun loungers and permanent seating, providing perfect places to rest and focus on the beauty of the sea. If you are feeling like a longer journey, park at the accessible parking at North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club and take the paved pathway past South Cronulla all the way to Shelly Beach where there are accessible toilets, a playground and easily accessible tidal pools.

Once you reach South Cronulla beach, make life easier with the Mobi Mat. This is a long sturdy mat which can be rolled out over the top of soft sand to make getting to the water’s edge easier for the mobility impaired. You need to book one day in advance of your visit. You can book one of the three beach wheelchairs at the Surf Club.

If you start to feel a bit peckish, enjoy a meal and a coffee at the accessible café next to the club, which has outdoor seating. This means that you can still enjoy the view while you refuel.

Here is a map of the area with some accessible and partially accessible places currently on WheelEasy.

Easy coastal track which runs along North and South Cronulla beaches.

Gentle ramp taking you onto South Cronulla Beach.

Mobi Mat available for easy beach access at South Cronulla.

Accessible café next to the South Cronulla surf club .

Three beach wheelchairs available at South Cronulla Beach free of charge (booking required)

Powered Beach Wheelchair – this chair can allow for independent travel and can only be used on the sand, not in water.

 Hippocampe All-Terrain Beach Wheelchair – this chair can be used on the sand and in the water.

Mobi-chair Beach Wheelchair – a floating beach wheelchair that can be used on the sand or in the water. The armrests of this wheelchair become floatation devices when it enters the water.

Accessible toilet, change room and shower inside South Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club (need MLAK Key – refer to FAQs below for more information)

Cronulla Sports Complex (nearby the southern end of South Cronulla Beach)

Inside Dunningham Park near North Cronulla Playground (need MLAK Key – refer to FAQs below for more information)

Parking available at South Cronulla Beach in front of the Surf Club if you are using the beach wheelchairs (tell the lifeguard when you book the chairs so that they can grant a permit for you)

Mitchell Road car park near North Cronulla Life Surf Club

If you want to use the beach wheelchairs, you can book online.

or you can call the Lifeguard Headquarters on 02 8522 2100. Available on request 7 days a week from 8am to 4pm in summer and 10am to 2pm in winter. A liability waiver needs to be completed as well, which can be found here.

If you want to use the Mobi Mat, you will need to book one day in advance, and can only be used when lifeguards are on duty, if they deem the conditions acceptable. You can book online.

Or you can call the Lifeguard Headquarters on 02 8522 2100. The maximum length of any booking is 4 hours per person. Available on request 7 days a week from 8am to 4pm in summer and 10am to 2pm in winter. A liability waiver needs to be completed as well,

A Master Locksmith Access Key is a key created by the Master Locksmiths Association of Australasia, and you can use it to unlock accessible facilities around Australia. You can buy one directly from any master locksmith near you, or order one from the National Support Office by completing this form and returning it via email or post.

Is there an MLAK Key Available there for me to borrow?

No, unfortunately you will have to have one before you arrive.

By Train – Getting to South Cronulla station by train will take approx. 1 hour and then some short wheeling, navigating some steep terrain.

By Car – this will take you approx. 40 minutes

book online

liability waiver

this form

South Cronulla Beach offers accessible swimming,  beachside pathways,  cafes,  showers,  changing rooms and sun loungers, making this an almost perfect wheelie swimmer's paradise! 
The cafes have outdoor seating offering a sunny place to have an easy to access breakfast, lunch or coffee. South Cronulla surf life savers are some of the friendliest in Sydney - they’ll let you park down by the club and they’re happy to help you out with the (free to use) beach wheelchair they have stored there. There’s a short (3 m) gently-sloped ramp down onto the beach which has medium soft sand - the chair easily can be pushed by one person.  Accessible toilets and changing rooms are also located by the club. Best of all, there are easily accessible permanent sun loungers built next to the club on easy-to-roll, wide concrete pathways, with accessible outdoor showers nearby.  
If you want to go for a fairly long stroll (about 2km) a paved pathway runs all along the beachfront to North Cronulla surf club. You can also roll along the paved path which runs south to Shelly beach where there is an enclosed playground, accessible toilets and gently sloped concrete ramps, complete with hand rails leading into 2 large tidal pools (although there are no life savers or submersible wheelchairs at this beach). 

Cronulla Beach

Dunningham Park is a well maintained beachside park with children's playground. Dunningham Park is a large regional park located on Cronulla’s foreshore. The park has a land area of approximately 8,808 square metres and is characterised by an open grass area with tall palm & pine plantings along the southern, western and northern boundaries. The children's playground equipment was upgraded in 2008. 
Located just a stone’s throw away from North Cronulla Beach, Dunningham Park is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into and throughout the park, which is of a gentle gradient. There are accessible toilets and parking spots located in the nearby North Cronulla SLSC.
The park also offers a picnic area with accessible tables.

Dunningham Park

North Cronulla Beach is a sandy beach with a rocky shoreline to the south. 
Off the beach there are cafes and a kiosk. Behind the beach at Dunningham Park there is a grassed area and a large playground for children.
Just south of North Cronulla beach are two ocean baths that are accessible via The Esplanade pedestrian walkway.
The beach is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access via a ramp on Peryman Square. The beach, which is mainly soft sand, is of a medium gradient. Patrolled from November to April by Sutherland Shire Council's professional lifeguards together with volunteer lifesavers from North Cronulla Surf Lifesaving Club, but the two ocean baths to the south are not patrolled.  Accessible toilets and parking are located at North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club next to Dunningham Park.
Unfortunately you cannot rent a beach wheelchair here.

North Cronulla Beach

North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club is partially accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access into the building, but only the ground floor is accessible. There are accessible toilets on site and designated accessible parking spaces in the car park adjacent. There is no kiosk onsite but in the nearby area there are lots of cafes and restaurants availale.

North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club

Cronulla Beach, Kurnell NSW 2231, Australia

A Memorable Stroll At Cronulla

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