Accessible tours · New South Wales
Wheelchair accessible things to do in New South Wales
311 tours and experiences in New South Wales, where the supplier states wheelchair access, 30 of them describing it in their own words. Those with the supplier’s own description are listed first.
Updated 29 October 2026 · tours, prices and access as their suppliers list them on Viator
Cities in New South Wales
Top accessible tours in New South Wales

Sydney The Rocks Guided Walking Tour
Sydney, New South Wales
4.9 · 1,792 reviews on Viator
Discover the hidden corners of The Rocks with The Rocks Walking Tours, sharing Sydney’s history since 1978. Our experienced local guides bring the past to life through captivating stories of convicts, sailors, merchants and everyday people who shaped the city. On this 90-minute walk, explore narrow laneways, cobbled streets and tucked-away courtyards that are easy to miss on your own. Discover heritage buildings, terrace cottages and Cadman’s Cottage, with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and harbour foreshore along the way. With no more than 20 guests, you can ask questions, connect with your guide and enjoy a personal introduction to this historic neighbourhood. Walk approximately two kilometres at a leisurely pace, uncovering stories behind places you might otherwise pass by. Whether you’re visiting Sydney for the first time or rediscovering your own city, our blend of local knowledge, storytelling and hidden discoveries makes this a truly memorable way to experience The Rocks.
“Wheelchair (manual) and pram friendly route Tour is wheelchair accessible however be prepared for uneven surfaces at the sites visited which may be difficult for those with walking disabilities or using a powered wheelchair/ scooter”
FromA$50
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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium Ticket
Sydney, New South Wales
3.6 · 593 reviews on Viator
What's new? Meet our newest member of our Penguin colony, the adorable King Penguin chick, Dunkin! Become a Creature Rescue Squad member and discover incredible creatures from land and sea! Creature Rescue Squad is a brand-new interactive event starting from 24/9 to 1/11, where you’ll discover how to protect incredible endangered animals and their homes. Follow the mission, put your skills to the test, and discover how you can help protect threatened creatures and the habitats they call home. Because every creature needs a hero and small actions can make a big difference.
“Wheelchairs are available at Admissions Desk”
FromA$39
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Sydney Attractions Pass: SEA LIFE Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Zoo and Madame Tussauds
Sydney, New South Wales
4.3 · 300 reviews on Viator
Visit your choice of two, three or four of Sydney’s most popular attractions at your own pace with this Sydney combo pass. Select from SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo or Madame Tussauds Sydney. You can meet native Australian animals from both land and water; take in panoramic views of the city and harbor from the Sydney Tower Eye observation deck; or snap a selfie with wax figures of your favorite celebrities. Pass is valid for one month from date of first use.
“Wheelchair hire available (ID required)”
FromA$49
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Stargazing with an Astronomer in the Blue Mountains
Blue Mountains, New South Wales
4.8 · 254 reviews on Viator
Perfect night out for all ages, date nights, families, groups and locals, this unforgettable tour features Australia’s spectacular night sky away from the city lights. A wonderful opportunity to experience the Southern Sky and its celestial wonders only visible from the Southern hemisphere. The guide, Dimitri is an Astrophysicist PhD with 10+ years experience including Sydney Observatory, Mt John Observatory, the world-renowned astronomical observatory in Lake Tekapo (New Zealand) and Emirates One & Only Wolgan Valley. The Wentworth falls lookout offers a fabulous 180 sunset vista of the lush Jamison Valley with views and sounds of the waterfalls!
“Please note the venue of the Planetarium that we rent has doors that are 76 cm wide, so unfortunately not all electric wheelchairs fit.”
FromA$85
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Tweed River and Rainforest lunch Cruise
Tweed Heads, New South Wales
4.8 · 244 reviews on Viator
Join us for a unique nature based cruising experience on the Tweed Eco Cruises River and Rainforest lunch cruise. This is the ultimate relax into nature cruise experience available in the area. Join us on a magical 3-hour lunch cruise on the Tweed River, in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia . Enjoy locally sourced morning tea and lunch, showcasing the best regional produce. The captains commentary will entertain and inform you of this beautiful and diverse area we call the Tweed. Get your camera ready for the flight show of the birds at feeding time as we cruise through Stotts Island the only low lying sub tropical rainforest in the region . Nature lovers, birdwatchers, foodies, photographers, unique experience seekers this is a cruise not to be missed the only one of its kind in the region. Please note: Cruise operated on QLD time (AEST / UTC+10).
“Wheelchair accessible, please advise at time of booking if wheelchair assistance is required.”
FromA$110
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WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo Ticket
Darling Harbour, Sydney, New South Wales
4.2 · 217 reviews on Viator
Discover Australia’s incredible wildlife in the heart of Darling Harbour at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, home of the Aussie Big 5: the koala, kangaroo, platypus, crocodile and wombat. Explore 10 immersive zones and come face-to-face with some of Australia’s most iconic and endangered animals, including Tasmanian devils, bilbies, cassowaries and the rare Goodfellow’s tree kangaroo. Become a Creature Rescue Squad member and discover incredible creatures from land and sea! Creature Rescue Squad is a brand-new interactive event starting from 24/9 to 1/11, where you’ll discover how to protect incredible endangered animals and their homes. Follow the mission, put your skills to the test, and discover how you can help protect threatened creatures and the habitats they call home. Because every creature needs a hero and small actions can make a big difference.
“Wheelchairs available at the Admissions Desk”
FromA$39
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Madame Tussauds Sydney Ticket
Sydney, New South Wales
4.3 · 135 reviews on Viator
Explore six immersive themed zones featuring iconic Australian legends and global superstars. Come face-to-face with incredibly lifelike wax figures of your favourite celebrities, sporting heroes, musicians, and cultural icons, from Steve Irwin and Cathy Freeman to Taylor Swift and international entertainment stars. What's New? New Arrival: Cristiano Ronaldo Football fans can now meet global sporting icon Cristiano Ronaldo at Madame Tussauds Sydney. Located in the Sports Zone, the brand-new wax figure offers the perfect photo opportunity with one of the world's most celebrated athletes. New Avatar Experience: Step into the world of Avatar at Madame Tussauds Sydney with the arrival of Jake Sully, set within Pandora's stunning bioluminescent forest. Created in collaboration with Disney, Lightstorm Entertainment and Wētā Workshop, this immersive new experience brings the magic of Pandora to life and is a must-see for fans of the blockbuster film franchise.
“Wheelchairs are available at the Admissions Desk”
FromA$39
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Sydney Grand Tour by Helicopter
Sydney, New South Wales
4.9 · 76 reviews on Viator
Take a 30-minute tour of Sydney's beaches by helicopter - an exhilarating way to experience this amazing city! You'll see Sydney from the best vantage point there is as you fly by helicopter over Sydney's famous beaches and harbour.
“Helicopters are collapsible wheelchair accessible, however the pilot is unable to assist passengers with boarding and disembarking due to occupational, health and safety regulations.”
FromA$375
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Sydney Shore Excursion: The Original Guided Walking Tour of The Rocks
Sydney, New South Wales
4.8 · 40 reviews on Viator
Make the most of your time ashore with The Rocks Walking Tours, sharing Sydney’s history since 1978. Our meeting point in The Rocks is an easy walk from the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay, making this a convenient way to explore Sydney’s historic harbour neighbourhood. On this 90-minute guided walk, discover laneways, cobbled streets and hidden courtyards that are easy to miss on your own. Your local guide brings the past to life through stories of convicts, sailors, merchants and everyday people who shaped the city. Explore heritage buildings, terrace cottages and Cadman’s Cottage, and enjoy views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and harbour foreshore along the way. With no more than 20 guests, a leisurely pace and opportunities to ask questions, you’ll enjoy a personal introduction to The Rocks. Covering approximately two kilometres, with two daily departures to choose from, this tour combines local knowledge, storytelling and hidden discoveries during your Sydney visit.
“Tour is wheelchair accessible however be prepared for uneven surfaces at the sites visited which may be difficult for those with walking disabilities or using a powered wheelchair/ scooter Wheelchair (manual) and pram friendly route”
FromA$50
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Hunter Valley Private Tour
New South Wales
5.0 · 3 reviews on Viator
Our Hunter Valley Private Tour offers a remarkable wine and food experience in Australia’s oldest wine region. It’s your day, your way – so you can choose to spend the full day in the Hunter Valley or begin your adventure with a visit to the Hawkesbury River town of Brooklyn on the way. Alternatively, we can take the scenic route winding north through national parks and towns and villages – most notably, the charming heritage village of Wollombi. - You may choose the wineries we visit, or you can leave it up to us. - Experience award-winning wineries and acclaimed restaurants - Discover local food and market delicacies We’ll visit some award-winning vineyards in the in the Mount View area , which overlooks most of the wine growing region. Then we head to Pokolbin some of the well known vineyards. You may choose the wineries we visit, or you can leave it up to us.
“We can make this tour entirely wheelchair or pram accessible as required”
FromA$1,350
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Sea Acres National Park: Aboriginal cultural tour
New South Wales
5.0 · 2 reviews on Viator
Come on this easy 1.3km stroll along Sea Acres Rainforest boardwalk. You’ll pass through coastal sub-tropical rainforest that is rich in bush tucker, medicine plants and shelter resources. On this tour an Aboriginal ranger generously shares their cultural knowledge and understanding of traditional uses of rainforest plants. Through their guidance you’ll be invited to celebrate the wisdom of Aboriginal culture. Discover how Birpai people utilised rainforest resources and their deep cultural knowledge to survive and prosper here for millennia. Your ranger will share stories of culture that will allow you to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal connection to country.
“Wheelchair access: Medium: • The boardwalk has gentle grades and no steps, and is fully accessible for wheelchairs, prams and visitors with limited mobility. • Seats along the boardwalk provide convenient places to rest and enjoy the coastal rainforest. • Wheelchair-accessible toilet facilities are available at the Sea Acres Rainforest Centre. • Some minor difficulties, such as slight slope in carpark. You may require a little assistance to get around in some areas.”
FromA$20
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Winery and Organic Garden Tour with Wine Tasting in Holgate
New South Wales
Step beyond the cellar door and into the living vineyard with a truly immersive experience unlike any other. Wander through the lush botanical gardens with the winemaker as your guide, discovering how organically grown fruits, flowers, herbs and native botanicals are transformed into award-winning wines. Taste wine beneath the very tree or vine where its fruit was grown, sample fresh seasonal fruit straight from the garden, and enjoy the rare opportunity to taste wine directly from the fermenting vat. Visit the winery to see where each bottle is crafted, learn the art and science behind botanical winemaking, and hear the stories, techniques and passion from the winemaker who creates every vintage. Along the way, explore sustainable organic gardening and permaculture principles, see thriving worm farms in action, and discover how nature works in harmony to produce exceptional wines.
“Toilet is not wheelchair accessible”
FromA$95
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Questions about accessible tours in New South Wales
How many wheelchair accessible tours are there in New South Wales?
311 tours and experiences in New South Wales have a supplier who states wheelchair access on Viator, as checked on 29 October 2026. 30 of those suppliers also describe the access in their own words, such as a step-free route, a lift or a ramp, and their tours are listed first.
Which wheelchair accessible tours in New South Wales are rated highest?
Of those with at least 20 reviews on Viator: Nature & Wildlife: Australia's Hidden Side, Private Tour (5.0 from 374 reviews), Sydney Street Art & Food Tour (5.0 from 146 reviews) and Sydney's Secrets and Scandals Walking Tour (5.0 from 69 reviews). Ratings are travellers’ overall ratings on Viator, not ratings of the access.
What is the cheapest wheelchair accessible thing to do in New South Wales?
Cael’s Gate Wine Tasting in Hunter Valley, from A$10 per person at the last price check (29 October 2026). Prices change, so confirm on Viator before you book.
Do any New South Wales tours have wheelchair-accessible transport?
169 of the 311 say their transport is wheelchair accessible, as the supplier states. Look for the “Wheelchair-accessible transport” label on each tour.
Are there accessible public toilets in New South Wales?
Yes. The National Public Toilet Map lists 4,931 facilities with an accessible toilet across New South Wales, 81 of them with a Changing Places room, which has an adult change table and a hoist. See them on the map, with opening hours and what each one has.
Is wheelchair access on these tours guaranteed?
No. The access is as each supplier states it on Viator, and Inclusable hasn’t checked it. We leave out ticks that don’t hold up: demanding activities such as skydiving, diving or horse riding, and rides in an ordinary car, unless the supplier explains how wheelchair users take part, and tours whose own description contradicts the tick or says wheelchairs can’t be accommodated. Confirm your needs with the supplier before you book.
How do I book an accessible tour in New South Wales?
Each tour’s “Book” button opens it on viator.com, where you choose a date and pay. Questions about access go to the supplier through Viator. Inclusable may earn a commission.
