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We comply with all directions of the Northern Territory Department of Health, including those regarding Covid-19. Contact us before joining the tour if you are feeling unwell. If you have a medical condition we should be aware of, be sure to tell us when you book your tour.​

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Accessibility for Darwin Gourmet Tours

We want everyone to be able to enjoy our website, including people with disabilities. That's why we're working to make our website easy to use and understand for everyone.

What we're doing

We're following the international guidelines for web accessibility (WCAG 2.1) to make our website:

• easy to see: We use clear fonts and colours that are easy to read

• easy to understand: We use simple language and avoid jargon

• easy to navigate: You can use your keyboard, mouse, or touch screen to move around the website.

Let us know if you have problems

We're always trying to improve our website's accessibility. If you find anything difficult to use, please let us know! You can contact us at [your email address] or [your phone number].

Our commitment to accessibility

We believe that everyone should have equal access to information and services online. We're committed to making our website accessible to everyone, and we'll continue to work towards meeting the highest accessibility standards.

Technical bit for Australia

This website is designed to meet the accessibility requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth) and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA.

In plain English

This means we're following the rules in Australia to make sure our website is accessible to people with disabilities. We're also following international best practices for web accessibility.

Things we're still working on

We know that some parts of our website may not be fully accessible yet.

 

Access and Inclusion

Our Commitment to Accessible Tourism
We are dedicated to providing welcoming and meaningful tour experiences for all visitors to the Northern Territory. We believe every person should have the opportunity to explore the unique landscapes and rich history of the Top End with dignity and respect. While the remote and rugged nature of the Territory presents inherent accessibility challenges, we are committed to making reasonable adjustments to accommodate the diverse needs of our guests.

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Physical Access and Mobility
We use modern, air-conditioned coaches where applicable, prioritizing comfort and safety.

Mobility Devices: If you require the use of a wheelchair, walker, or other mobility aid, please notify us at the time of booking. Due to space limitations on our vehicles, we need advance notice to confirm storage and loading arrangements.

Site Limitations: Please note that many remote sites, lookouts, and natural walking trails in the NT feature uneven surfaces, unpaved tracks, and steps. We cannot guarantee full wheelchair access at every location. Our guides will always point out the most accessible routes available.

 

Assistance: Our guides are happy to provide non-physical assistance and information to ensure your experience is safe and enjoyable.

 

Communication and Sensory Needs
Assistance Animals: We welcome all registered and appropriately certified assistance animals on our tours. Please notify us during the booking process.

 

Hearing & Vision: We are happy to provide verbal information in an accessible manner, and printed materials (where available) can often be provided in larger print upon request.

 

Booking Process: We are available via phone and email to answer specific accessibility questions, ensuring you have all the necessary information before you commit to a tour.

 

The Next Step: Plan With Us
To ensure your specific needs are met and we can guarantee a suitable experience, we strongly encourage all guests with accessibility requirements to contact us directly before booking.

This allows us to discuss the physical nature of the sites visited and confirm the best tour option for you.

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