Greece Makes Hundreds of Beaches Wheelchair-Friendly. Greece is transforming its beautiful beaches to welcome everyone, including those with mobility challenges. Over 280 stunning beaches are now wheelchair accessible, breaking down barriers for all to savor the sun, sand, and surf. Long favored by beach enthusiasts in the Balkans, Greece faced accessibility challenges. But change is underway. From Agia Triada Beach in Cyprus to Barceloneta Beach in Spain and Torre Guaceto Beach in Italy, efforts by local governments, tourism boards, and hotels are making waves. Greece, with its sought-after islands, is joining the movement.
The Greek government, aiming to attract more disabled tourists, is launching an initiative. By summer 2023, 287 beaches, 220 ready next year, will be fully accessible. Leading this change is the SEATRAC system – a track mechanism and a remote-controlled chair…
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