Beach Accessibility refers to the degree to which a beach can be easily accessed and used by individuals with varying abilities, including those with disabilities or mobility challenges. This concept encompasses a range of features and accommodations that facilitate access, such as wheelchair ramps, designated parking spaces, accessible restrooms, and pathways that are suitable for people using mobility aids. Additionally, it considers the availability of assistance, such as beach wheelchairs or trained staff, to aid those who may need help navigating the beach environment. The goal of enhancing beach accessibility is to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their physical abilities, can enjoy the beach experience safely and comfortably.
Greece's investment of €131,650 aims to improve accessibility at Agios Vasilios Blue Flag beaches. The project will provide safe sliding systems and permanent support facilities like changing rooms and portable…