Accessibility Information

Our Approach

Swagalong Tours are committed to facilitating access for all our guests wherever possible.
If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us before booking to see how we are able to help.
We will do our best to impart the information you need to make an informed decision on the suitability of our tours.

Tour Information

Our tours last for multiple days. This means we visit multiple locations and a wide variety of facilities.

Transport

You will be travelling in your own vehicle the vast majority of the time.
A couple of the included tours will be in a boat (pebbled beach to ramped boat) or a bus (stepped access only).

Terrain

The majority of the time we will be on unsealed surfaces.
There is very limited access to hard sealed surfaces which are only found in a couple of the larger town environments.

Most camping sites are hard packed dirt but sometimes we will have some grassed areas to camp on, other times there will be a hard sandy soil base.

Walking tracks are mainly dirt but we have some limited concrete and timber boardwalks.
Short sections of stairs and steps are present on may tracks with no ramped alternative.
There are some steep rock climbs to specific sites.

Natural ground contours are the norm for camping and walking and dead level surfaces are rare.

Toilets & Showers

Accessible toilets and showers are not always available. 
Often no toilets are available and the bush toilet is used with Leave No Trace principles.
When driving, toilet stops are usually a maximum of two hours apart.
Many facilities are composting.

Convoy Safety

We use UHF radios to provide safety and interpretive tour information whist driving.
You or someone in the vehicle should be able to listen and transmit on the radio.

Guide, Hearing & Assistance Dogs

Guests with a certified guide, hearing, or assistance dog may bring their dog with them on tour 
The only limitation is if you tour includes a mine tour, you will not be able to take your dog on it.