Yes along with regular travellers — I specialise in accessible travel for customers who need extra assistance. I arrange mobility support, accessible accommodation, medical equipment for cruises, airport help, and tailored itineraries so you can travel with confidence and comfort. I am partnered with Mobility at Sea to ensure we can source necessary equipment and services accordingly for our travellers.

An accessible holiday is one that suits your mobility, medical and practical needs. That might mean step-free access, wider doorways, a wet room with shower chair / seat or equipment such as a hoist, profiling bed. We take time to understand how you live and travel day to day, so we can match you with options that feel comfortable, safe and right for you.

“Wheelchair-friendly” can be vague, so it may not tell you the details you really need. An accessible holiday looks at the practical things that matter to you, such as step-free access, doorway widths, bathroom layout, turning space, lifts, and any equipment or medical support you may need. We take time to understand your day-to-day needs so we can help you choose a holiday that feels comfortable, safe and right for you. ♿

We check the details with our suppliers before you book, so your holiday matches your accessibility needs as closely as possible. Where available, we use verified property information and supplier support to confirm the hotel, room, transfers and services. If we can’t confirm that your requirements will be met, we won’t book it for you. Instead, we’ll suggest a better option or talk through the information with you first ♿

I am partnered with Mobility at Sea, with suppliers who have specialist equipment for accessibility customers. If there is something that my customer requires for their holiday so they can enjoy themselves to the fullest, I will search and source to my best ability to get the equipment for my customer. See also costs and charges for accessible holiday equipment.

To recommend the most suitable options, we look at both your accessibility needs and your general holiday preferences. This includes your mobility requirements, wheelchair type and dimensions, and any equipment you may need — such as hoists, profiling beds, or other medical aids. We’ll also ask about the type of holiday you enjoy, who’s travelling with you, and preferences like destination style or board basis. The more you can share, the easier it is for us to match you with accommodation that genuinely fits your needs. And if you’re unsure about anything, we’ll guide you through it step by step.

Let me know what support you need when you enquire, and I’ll build that into your booking from the beginning. That can include airport assistance, wheelchair support, help with boarding, cruise-line accessibility requests, or arranging equipment where available. The more detail you share, the better I can match the right support to your journey.

The Transit Wheelchair with Removable Arms offers simple, easy operation and convenient folding for portability. Designed for user comfort, it features height-adjustable swing-away footrests that facilitate easy transfers. This lightweight wheelchair is ideal for wheelchair hire, providing reliable mobility support for various environments. We recommend planning your route to avoid steep inclines or uneven terrain; if unavoidable, avoid inclines above 5° to ensure safety.Its straightforward design makes it suitable for everyday use, travel, or short-term hire. For a practical, comfortable solution that combines ease of use with flexibility, the Transit wheelchair with removable arms is an excellent choice. Product SpecificationHeight91cm (36 inches)Height (seat)51cm (20 inches)Length89cm (35 inches)Length (Seat)40cm (15.5 inches)Weight14.5kg (32 lbs)Weight (max user)114kg (251 lbs)Width (Closed)29cm (11.5 inches)Width (Open)63.5cm (25 inches)Width (seat)43cm (17 inches)

Absolutely. I can help arrange holidays for solo travellers, couples, families, carers, companions and larger groups. If someone is travelling with you to provide support, I’ll factor that into the search so we can find the right room setup, cabin type and overall holiday arrangement for everyone.

If your needs change after booking, let me know as soon as possible. I’ll contact the supplier and if necessary Mobility at Sea and work through what can be changed, whether that is accommodation, transfers, special assistance, equipment or another part of the trip. I’ll always explain any time limits, availability issues or extra costs in writing and get in writing back from you acceptance of changes and cost before we proceed.

The more detail you can give us, the better we can match you with the right holiday. Helpful details include your mobility level, wheelchair type and measurements, any equipment you use, whether you need step-free access or a wet room, who is travelling with you, and the kind of holiday you enjoy. If you have any medical or boarding needs, share those too and we’ll take it from there.

Please contact us as soon as possible. We’ll review your booking, speak with the supplier if needed and look at what can be amended to keep your holiday suitable and safe. Some changes may depend on supplier rules or charges, but we’ll always explain your options clearly before anything is confirmed.

We don’t rely on a generic “wheelchair-friendly” label. We check the details that matter most to you, such as room layout, door widths, bathroom access, lift access, transfers, cruise cabin options and any equipment or assistance needed. Where possible, we confirm the requirements with the supplier before you book so you can travel with confidence.