About

Accessible travel planned by someone who has done it the hard way — and knows exactly which details matter.

HOW I WORK

What you can count on

Planned around your day, not a brochure

Before I recommend anywhere, I ask how you actually move through a day — distances you’re comfortable with, rest you need, equipment you travel with. The itinerary gets built from that.

Details confirmed with the supplier

I call hotels, transfer companies, and tour operators directly and ask the specific questions: doorway widths, roll-in showers, lift access, transfer vehicles. “Accessible” means different things at different properties. I find out which one you’re getting.

Reachable the whole time you’re gone

You have my direct line from departure to landing. If a flight drops or a lift is out of service, I’m the one making the calls — not you, from a hotel lobby in another time zone.

Honest answers, including the ones you don’t want

If a destination won’t work for you, I’ll say so and offer one that will. I’d rather lose a booking than send you somewhere that leaves you stranded.

My Story

Who I am

I didn’t come to this work through a travel brochure. I came to it through the practical business of getting somewhere when the standard version of a trip doesn’t fit — the phone calls, the follow-up emails, the questions you learn to ask because nobody volunteers the answers. Do that enough times and you get good at it. Then friends start asking you to do it for them.

Accessible Voyages grew out of that. I’ve spent years building relationships with hoteliers, guides, and transfer operators who actually understand access — the ones who go measure the doorway when you ask, instead of saying “should be fine.” That network is what you’re hiring. You’re not getting a booking agent; you’re getting someone who has already asked the awkward questions on your behalf.

Tell me where you want to go

Tell me where you’d like to go and what you need to get there comfortably. I’ll tell you honestly whether I can make it work.

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