Access for All
East Lothian is proud to be an inclusive destination, with a wide range of attractions, places to eat, accommodation providers and outdoor activity operators offering accessible experiences for all ages and abilities.
Whether you're exploring a museum, enjoying locally sourced food and drink or planning an overnight stay, you'll find businesses across the region working hard to ensure that everyone feels welcome. Many venues provide step-free access, accessible toilets and trained staff who can offer assistance where required.
Families can enjoy inclusive play areas at Yellowcraig, Dirleton and Lauderdale Park in Dunbar, where accessible equipment has been designed to help children of all abilities play together. Several Changing Places toilets are also available across the region, providing larger, fully equipped facilities for people who require additional space and support.
Accommodation options range from cosy countryside cottages and seaside guest houses to stylish hotels, with many offering accessible bedrooms, level access and other facilities designed to meet a variety of needs. Throughout our towns and villages, you’ll find cafes, restaurants and shops with features such as ramped entrances, accessible seating and welcoming service.
Whatever your access requirements, East Lothian offers a variety of experiences to help you enjoy a comfortable, enjoyable visit.
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East Lothian offers a fantastic range of accessible experiences for the entire family. From relaxing on golden beaches and trying adaptive watersports to visiting distilleries, there's something for everyone. Whether you want to hire a beach wheelchair, catch a wave or enjoy a guided tour, East Lothian makes it easy to get out and experience more.
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Provides in-depth access guides for venues across the UK. Each guide includes detailed facts, photos and measurements, so you can check if a place meets your specific needs.
Euan’s Guide is a disabled access review site where disabled people, their families and friends can share experiences and rate places on how accessible they area. East Lothian businesses feature on the site, with reviews and useful tips for visitors.






















