One of the UKs leading disability bloggers - providing comprehensive reviews & advice on accessible travel.

Simply Emma is a leading travel and disability blog focused on accessible travel and life experiences from a wheelchair user’s perspective. The blog was created to encourage others, with or without a disability, to travel more and make new discoveries, whether that’s abroad or in your own hometown.

Simply Emma combines my personal stories with accessible travel guides, accommodation reviews, live event reviews, travel tips and resources. I also love to discover unique experiences and accessible activities to fuel my adventurous side.

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Christmas At The Botanics In A Wheelchair

December 22, 2019

Christmas at the Botanics is a festive light event that takes place in the grounds of the beautiful Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh from the end...

London Photo Diary

September 21, 2017

Packing a suitcase and taking a short city break has become something we really enjoy doing. So when we found out our favourite band, Kings...

Visiting The Japanese Garden at Cowden In A Wheelchair

September 1, 2019

Well, the school summer holidays are over in Scotland. It’s been a quick seven weeks. I know most parents are ecstatic that the kids are...

My mission is to show you the possibilities of accessible travel through my travel guides, tips and reviews.

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Emma sitting on the bridge on the River Tay looking across to the Perth Bridge. There are padlocks hanging on the bridge railing.

River Tay Public Art Trail | Wheelchair Accessible Walk in Perth, Scotland

August 4, 2021

If you’re looking for unusual things to do in Perth, Scotland then this may be the thing for you. Especially if you’re keen to explore...

Emma in her powered wheelchair with her boyfriend kneeling beside her holding a phone up while taking a selfie of them together. Emma is giving him a kiss on the cheek. They are outside a Cathedral in Edinburgh.

Why Are Disabled People Perceived as Unworthy of Love?

July 18, 2021

As a blogger, sharing parts of my life on my website and social media is a choice I’ve made. A decision I made when I...

Emma, a white woman is sitting in her powered wheelchair next to a Infront Doblo wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV). Emma is smiling at the camera and wearing blue skinny jeans, a camel coloured cardigan and stripey shirt.

The Pros and Cons of a Sit Upfront Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

July 14, 2021

When considering our next Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) we began looking at the different options available to replace our rear entry, passenger WAV. We organised...