Supported travel makes it possible for people with disability to safely reach remote parts of Australia such as East Arnhem Land, Cape York, and the Top End, creating access to Country and experiences that would otherwise remain out of reach.
Supported travel makes it possible for people with disability to safely reach remote parts of Australia such as East Arnhem Land, Cape York, and the Top End, creating access to Country and experiences that would otherwise remain out of reach.
A supported animal trip is more than a day at the zoo – it is a calm, confidence-building experience where passengers connect with animals, grow socially, and discover that travel can feel safe, achievable, and joyful.
Train experiences offer a calm, structured way for passengers to learn, observe, and build confidence while travelling, often becoming a meaningful highlight within a supported tour.
Our supported Elvis Festival tour helped passengers build confidence, connect with others, and feel included in the community.
Choosing how to celebrate NYE? Compare our supported New Year’s Eve tours to the Gold Coast or Sydney fireworks and find the perfect accessible holiday experience for social connection, community inclusion and fun.
For many people with disabilities, the most meaningful journeys are the gentle ones—slower-paced, sensory-friendly trips designed for comfort, connection, and joy.
Step into Hobbiton on our 2026 disability tour to NZ—where fantasy meets reality with accessible flights, wheelchair support, and magical experiences.
The 2025–2026 brochure is out now, with new international escapes and unique Australian adventures including Shanghai, Korea, Hobbiton™, Broken Hill and the Daintree.
In Part 2 of our series, we share top supported group travel ideas for people with disabilities—like cruises, festivals, and cultural tours. Discover what’s possible with the right support.
Join ClubMates Travel for a unique Aussie adventure! Celebrate Irish heritage, woolly parades, live music, and country charm in Boorowa. Our supported tour departs 30 September—accessible, fun, and unforgettable.