Dare to be different. Forget the glossies and wine writers. Educate your plate by visiting the small winery and discuss what you think and what you like with the owner operator. This way you will come across unknown jems, hidden up country lanes and offering a wealth of experience.  The tasting bench is at a height suitable for wheelchairs and accessible toilets on the premises.

Scarlattis Gallery is the cellar door at Mt Surmon Wines situated on top of a 400 metre hill with commanding views of northern Clare vineyards and vistas of the Flinders Ranges. There are modern toilet facilities including wheelchair access. A long veranda arcade and paved terrace area provide a large outside shaded area.

M. V. "Barrangul" is a popular cruising restaurant. Why not relax and enjoy our cruise. We are wheelchair and walking frame friendly. There is no need to be separated from your friends, as everything is on one easy level with easy access to all areas and facilities. Take the time to experience Captain Bean's cruises and enjoy the fabulous all round views and atmosphere of the River Murray.

Naracoorte Caves National Park is South Australia's only World Heritage Site.  Caves, by their very nature, are difficult to provide easy access for everyone. Naracoorte Caves have several facilities accessible by wheelchairs, including the Wonambi Fossil Centre and Bat Observation Centre. The Caves Café, Wirreanda Bunkhouse and Campground all have wheelchair accessible facilities.  The Wonambi Fossil Centre offers visitors the opportunity to 'step back in time' and discover what Naracoorte was like over 200,000 years ago. Scientists have been studying the fossils of the Naracoorte Caves for over 30 years.

Kangaroo Island is known for its amazing wildlife experiences and some of its best attractions are found in Flinders Chase National Park.   It is a sanctuary for endangered species and home to a few geological phenomena.   Flinders Chase is composed of a group of protected areas at the western end of Kangaroo Island. It includes coastal landscapes, Cape du Couedic, Rocky River in the southwest, the Gosse Lands in the northeast and Cape Borda lightstation in the northwest.  The park is accessible to tourists with wheelchairs and other mobility aids.  There are designated parking spaces in the car park,  and  accessible toilets within the park