Go on a Sense Holiday
Sense Holidays promise postcard-worthy adventures in the country’s most picturesque spots. All with expert carers and trusted volunteers at your side!
Every Sense Holiday is an opportunity to make friends for life. We group you together with other holidaymakers around your age, with similar communication styles.
Most importantly, we group holiday-makers together based on their interests. Want to try canoeing, climbing or even horse riding? We’ve got the right holiday for you!
Sense has been running holidays for disabled people in the UK for over 50 years.

“I feel I can switch off on a Sense Holiday. I don’t have to worry about anything. I can be wild spirited and feel free.”
Catherine
How much do Sense Holidays cost?
Visit the cost and payment page for full details of cost, payment schedules and grants.
How to apply to go on a Sense Holiday
Sense Holidays are extremely popular, so we can’t offer a place to everyone who applies. Find out more about the application process.
Who can go on Sense Holidays?
If you’re interested in a Sense Holiday, you should apply as early as possible – places fill up quickly!
We offer places on Sense Holidays to people who have complex communication. That could mean that you have:
- Sensory impairment
- Learning disability
- Physical disability
- Autism
This isn’t an exhaustive list. If you’re not sure if Sense Holidays are for you, speak to our friendly Holidays Team.
There’s no upper age limit on Sense Holidays – we take children and adults.
What’s special about Sense Holidays?
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Ofsted registered with an Outstanding
rating and Sense’s Team of the Year 2022. -
50 years’ experience delivering holidays for people with complex disabilities.
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A personalised approach: each holiday is
planned around the needs and interests of the Sense holidaymakers. -
All our holidays are run by experienced and trained holiday leaders.
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Each trip is supported by a team of trained, skilled and passionate volunteers.
“For Mylo to have a holiday like that – and for us to be able to have one too – is something I’ll never forget.”
Ruth, whose son Mylo is supported by Sense