Travel at a pace that respects your needs
Assistance dogs permitted
Guide dogs and other assistance dogs can travel as part of your private group.
Rest time planned in
We can account for breaks and a measured pace when setting the itinerary.
Access discussed early
Share mobility and transfer needs before we select and sequence the stops.
Plan the itinerary around your practical needs
A fixed group timetable can make a day harder than it needs to be. We tailor accessible guided tours for disabled travellers by discussing pace, stop choices and time allocation before the journey. Please tell us about mobility, transfers, seating, walking tolerance and rest breaks, along with any other information that affects the route. We use those details to consider travel time and the sequence of intended visits from Langholm. Guide dogs and other assistance dogs are permitted, so they can remain part of your private touring group throughout the planned experience.
Check each planned stop before setting the route
Accessibility varies between attractions and locations, so clear advance information matters. We consider the access available at intended stops, the amount of walking involved and how long your group needs between activities. The private format means you won't have to keep pace with unrelated travellers or follow a schedule designed for a mixed coach party. We don't assume that one arrangement suits every disabled guest. Instead, we ask you to explain your requirements so we can discuss a realistic itinerary and identify how the licensed small-group vehicle and route can work for your party.
Frequently asked questions
Is the vehicle wheelchair accessible?
We don't make a general wheelchair-access claim. Please tell us about the wheelchair, transfer method, seating and mobility support you need. We can then discuss the vehicle arrangements and whether the proposed journey is suitable.
Can an assistance dog join the tour?
Yes. We permit guide dogs and other assistance dogs on accessible tours. Include the dog in your enquiry along with passenger numbers, pickup details and access needs so the group and journey can be planned properly.
How do you choose accessible places to visit?
We consider information about the access at intended stops, likely walking, travel time and your personal requirements. Because needs differ, we ask you to explain them before we confirm the shape and pace of the itinerary.