Accessibility with Life’s an Adventure

At Life’s an Adventure, we believe the world’s most beautiful walking experiences should be enjoyed by as many people as possible. While our journeys take us into some wonderfully wild and remote places, we are committed to providing thoughtful support, flexibility and clear information so you can decide if a walk is right for you. If you ever have questions about suitability, we encourage you to chat with our friendly team. We’re always happy to talk things through.

Special Dietary Requirements

Great food is an important part of every Life’s an Adventure experience. We are pleased to cater for a wide range of dietary requirements and food allergies across all of our tours. When booking, simply let us know as much detail as possible about your needs. We work closely with our accommodation partners, private chefs and restaurants to ensure your meals are prepared with care and consideration.

Flexible Walking Options

One of the hallmarks of our boutique walking style is flexibility. Many of our itineraries offer a choice of walking options, allowing guests to select a longer or more challenging walk, or a shorter and gentler alternative. On some days, you may also choose to take time out, relax at the accommodation and soak up the scenery instead. This flexibility allows guests of varying fitness levels and abilities to enjoy the journey at their own pace.

Age Range

Our walks attract a wonderfully diverse group of guests. Most participants are between 40 and 65 years of age, however we regularly welcome guests in their 70s and 80s, along with younger adventurers who enjoy active travel. Children aged 8 years and over are welcome on our guided walks and receive a $100 discount off the advertised price. All Life’s an Adventure guided walks are led by experienced guides trained in Remote or Wilderness First Aid, so you can walk with confidence.

Disabilities

Due to the natural environments we explore, the walking tracks on our tours are not suitable for wheelchair access and may not be appropriate for guests who are vision impaired. However, we do warmly welcome guests with hearing or cognitive impairments on any of our walks. If you would like to discuss how we can best support your participation, our team would be delighted to help.

Toilet Facilities and Leave No Trace

Many of the areas we walk through are remote and do not have public toilet facilities. Where required, we provide a toilet kit including a shovel, biodegradable paper and sanitary bags. On certain walks, including the Donkey Mountain Hike and the Glow Worm Tunnel Hike, there are no toilet facilities available at all. We are committed to Leave No Trace principles. Human waste is buried appropriately, and all toilet paper and sanitary items are carried out and disposed of in rubbish bins at the end of the walk. Our guides will discreetly explain procedures on tour to ensure everyone feels comfortable and cared for.

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