More than 250 Beaches Across Greece are Becoming Accessible

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More than 250 beaches all over Greece will be accessible by this summer, Tourism Ministry officials announced during the “Accessible Beaches for Everyone” media event on Thursday.

Organized by the ministry’s Tourism Policy and Development department, which oversees the implementation of the NSRF 2014-2020 “Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and Innovation” program, the event included an update of the “Creation of Integrated Accessible Tourist Marine Destinations” project that aims to make Greek beaches accessible to all.

Thanks to the 15 million euros project147 beaches across Greece have, until today, seen the supply and installation of non-permanent assembling mechanisms for the autonomous sea access for people with disabilities or limited mobility.

Furthermore, auxiliary facilities such as removable changing rooms, portable sanitary facilities, corridors, shading and protection areas for bathers, as well as parking areas for people with disabilities, were also created in these areas transforming them into fully accessible beach destinations.

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