Barbados disabled access presents some of the biggest challenges in the Eastern Caribbean with limited options of things to do for wheelchair users visiting the island. Much of the tourism industry is centered around water activities, and unfortunately, very few of them are wheelchair accessible. Furthermore, steep hills, lack of accessible restrooms, and rough terrain are a few of challenges that disabled visitors will need to overcome in Barbados.
While there are several accessibility challenges in Barbados, it is definitely possible to have an enjoyable time during your visit here. The best way to prepare and avoid the worst of the challenges is to book an accessible Barbados tour that includes the most accessible venues of the island. You can visit one of the accessible beaches with beach wheelchairs, explore the magnificent Harrison Cave, see small historic churches, and stop for photos at one of the several breathtaking island viewpoints. The boardwalk in Bridgetown is also accessible to wheelchair users.