Those Vanuatu kids love their backyard...
The Barossa Valley is a grape escape...
Into the Outback...
Darwin, top spot in the Top End...
Yep, the sun comes up every morning on the Sunshine Coast...
Dive into the Great Barrier Reef...
Recent Posts
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Pass Time
Come on in for a link to seven powerful minutes of cinema from Toby Leonard Moore ... [read more]
Kiss Goodbye to MS
I am so inspired when I see people like Megan Healey take on challenges and win ... [read more]
Some Bastards
I was writing about how to negotiate airports and flights with mobility issues and threw this bit into the mix ... [read more]
The Little Greek Taverna
The Little Greek Taverna in West End is a family business with great food that it also great value ... [read more]
P!NK Tour Dates
There are now 42 concerts around Australia for Pink's Truth About Love tour ... [read more]
Welcome Casey!
It’s a warm welcome to Casey who has joined the Small Guide Travel team ... [read more]
Travel Destinations
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Perth
Relaxed, modern and cheerful with beaches, restaurants, shopping, nightlife, blue skies and friendly people ... [read more]
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Adelaide
A graceful, progressive city where the grand churches seem to look down on naughty Hindley Street ... [read more]
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Melbourne
Stylish, multicultural, cultured and classy, Melbourne could feel right at home in Europe ... [read more]
Brisbane
Is Australia's most liveable city beautiful one day and perfect the next? Mostly ... [read more]
About this site
Welcome to Cane & Able.
This guide contains info on getting around, great places to visit, events & attractions, entertainment and accessible accommodation.
‘Cane’ refers to people with mobility-related impairments and difficulties in negotiating the physical environment. ‘Able’ relates both to people without mobility restrictions and gimps like me who feel totally and utterly able (with a bit of assistance). Hope you enjoy the visit! Cheers, Ian. more info