Start planning This page describes how the site is built for accessibility and what is still limited. No formal audit or certification is claimed.
Travel planning information should be useful to as many people as possible. This page describes accessibility considerations and known limitations for the current static site, without claiming a formal certification.
Accessibility feedback helps fix problems. Email details of any barrier you meet, including the page and your device or browser.
The pages use standard links, headings and buttons, one H1 per page, a skip-to-content link, text alternatives on every image and native expandable (details) question lists. The design aims for readable type, sufficient contrast and responsive layouts on small screens.
These choices help, but they do not establish full compliance with WCAG 2.2 AA or any legal accessibility standard, and no independent testing has been carried out.
The menus, the planner tabs and the tick-box checklists have not been tested with VoiceOver or other screen readers. Photographs are stock images, and their text descriptions say what is shown rather than the exact place.
Pages that link to external websites cannot control those sites’ accessibility, which may differ.
To report an accessibility barrier or ask for information in another format, email [email protected]. No response time is promised.
For travel accessibility, independently confirm step-free access, lift availability and transport arrangements with each accommodation or activity provider.
