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Mobility restrictions

Travelers should be reasonably independent to fully enjoy the experience, as some activities may involve light physical navigation or minor challenges. If additional daily support is needed, a companion or caregiver may be required to ensure comfort, safety, and a smooth experience throughout the tour.

Below is a list of mobility limitations and support needs we are equipped to accommodate.

  • These involve difficulty walking independently.

    • Difficulty walking long distances

    • Reduced endurance / fatigue

    • Need for intermittent rest

    • Slow or limited gait

    • Balance difficulties

  • Temporary or chronic conditions affecting bones, joints, muscles.

    • Recent injuries (fractures, sprains)

    • Post-surgical recovery

    • Arthritis

    • Chronic pain disorders

  • Conditions affecting motor control, coordination, or balance.

    • Stroke survivor

  • These limit stamina and endurance rather than movement mechanics.

    • Heart conditions

    • COPD, asthma, breathing limitations

    • Low exercise tolerance

    • Need for frequent rest or slow pacing

  • Often overlooked but very common.

    • Injury rehabilitation

    • Post-operation mobility restrictions

    • Short-term pain or limited range of motion

    • Canes

    • Walkers

    • Crutches

    • Orthotics/braces

    • Prosthetics

If you do not see your disability, mobility limitation, or support need listed among those we are equipped to accommodate, we encourage you to reach out to us directly. Our team is happy to discuss your individual needs and determine how we may be able to support your experience.

Travel insurance is strongly encouraged for all participants and should be secured prior to arrival. Coverage should include medical care, trip interruption, and any activities included in your itinerary.