Status: Pilot planning
Local experiences
Meaningful outings and activities closer to home, shaped around what a person actually enjoys - markets, coastline, galleries, live events, food and community connection.
Accessible travel, designed around you
More of the world should feel possible.
We co-design travel and meaningful experiences around your interests, communication and access needs - with clear planning and responsible support pathways.
- Person-led planning
- Clear roles and costs
- Accessible travel expertise in development
- Registered NDIS support pathway through YAC
Our starting point
Start with the person, not the limitation
Accessible travel is not simply a destination with a ramp. It is the confidence that your preferences, communication, support and practical details have been considered together.
Where would you like to start?
I'm supporting a family member
How consent, communication and shared planning work.
I'm planning for students or a group
Educational, youth and group travel planning.
I'm a support coordinator
Service model, referral pathway and funding boundaries.
In development
Experiences taking shape
Each card is an invitation to talk, not a confirmation of availability, price or suitability. Nothing is booked online.
Status: In developmentAustralian getaways
Short breaks designed through individual planning, where accommodation, transport, activities and support continuity are considered together before anything is confirmed.
Status: Register your interestChina journeys
A future flagship supported travel pathway drawing on cultural knowledge, bilingual capability and carefully developed partnerships - developed slowly and deliberately.
Students and young people
Travel that keeps learning, friendship and independence in the same plan.
We work with students, young people, families and education teams to design accessible educational travel, group experiences and transition-to-independence journeys. Every arrangement is planned individually and nothing is confirmed until it is genuinely suitable.
- Students and young travellers. Experiences shaped around interests and friendships, with pacing, quiet spaces and communication support planned in from the start.
- Families and carers. Clear written outlines, agreed contact points and honest answers about what is and is not confirmed before anyone commits.
- Schools and education teams. Planning support for excursions, camps and study experiences, including access review of venues, transport and accommodation.
The journey
How planning works
Five stages, with decision gates along the way. We only proceed when arrangements are confirmed.
- 1
Listen
Understand goals, preferences, communication and access needs.
- 2
Explore
Consider the experience, destination and possible support pathway.
- 3
Co-design
Shape an individual proposal, cost categories and responsibilities.
- 4
Prepare
Confirm suitability, agreements, suppliers, documents and contingencies.
- 5
Experience and learn
Deliver only when arrangements are confirmed, then use feedback to improve.
What guides us
Four commitments that shape every experience we design.
Sustainability
Thoughtful choices for people, communities and places.
Inclusion
Participation is designed with people, not assumed for them.
Wellbeing
Comfort, dignity, communication and support continuity matter.
Discovery
Travel should open up connection, confidence and possibility.
One connected experience. Two clear roles.
Your Accessible Travel
Travel ideas, product design, destination and supplier coordination, itinerary planning and non-NDIS travel costs.
Your Accessible Care
Eligible disability supports, individual assessment, separate service agreement, compliant delivery and support-related invoicing, subject to operational availability.
Your Accessible Travel designs and coordinates accessible travel experiences. Where eligible disability-related supports are required, these supports are assessed, contracted, delivered and invoiced separately by Your Accessible Care, a registered NDIS provider.
Guides in preparation
Practical planning guides we are writing. Each is a draft outline until reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
Your next journey can begin with a conversation.
Tell us what you are imagining, who is involved and what would help the first conversation work for you. An enquiry is not a booking or a confirmation of suitability.