Enjoy a


break in Blackpool or Llandudno


Holidays catering for people with disabilities, their carers, friends and families


Safehands are experts in specialist and wheelchair- accessible holidays in Blackpool and Llandudno, North


Wales, with ideal locations on the promenades of those popular resorts and stunning sea views.


Now you can enjoy a relaxing break at the New Mayfair Hotel, Blackpool, or The Esplanade Hotel, Llandudno, with our special offer, saving £50 per person off any break at these seaside hotels.


Both have restaurants serving good quality home


cooked meals created from the freshest locally-sourced produce and you can expect nightly entertainment, from local entertainers performing live music to top soap stars and acclaimed tribute acts.


The New Mayfair Hotel, with a landmark position overlooking South Beach on Blackpool’s South Promenade, opposite a tram stop, has 43 modern accessible en-suite rooms with excellent facilities including a large, specially-designed shower room,


Most of Blackpool’s world-famous attractions are only a short distance away and the hotel is also well placed for exploring the Lake District and the beautiful Lancashire countryside, available on fully accessible excursions.


Meanwhile The Esplanade Hotel, perfectly placed on Llandudno’s Victorian promenade, with amazing views of the Great Orme and the famous pier, has 40 modern accessible en-suite bedrooms many with delightful sea views and each with equally excellent facilities.


The hotel is just a short stroll from the main shopping


street, Venue Cymru Theatre and the Llandudno Museum. Other area attractions include Conwy Castle, Anglesey, Snowdonia National Park, Betws-y-Coed, Llanberis and Lake Padarn which are also available on fully accessible excursions.


Reservations: 0333 999 8888 Email:sales@safehandsholidays.co.uk


digital television and tea/coffee maker.


£50pp off


quote ‘ability needs magazine’ when booking!


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