Accessibility

Last updated 2026-08-11

WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the accessibility standard we build and test this site against. That is our target, not a claim that every page has been formally verified to conform — automated and keyboard testing are in place, and testing with real assistive technology is still ahead of us. If something here is hard for you to use, we want to know.

What we have built in

The site's navigation, forms and other interactive controls can be operated with a keyboard alone, with a visible focus outline as you move between them.
Body text is checked against its background for AA contrast, and things like form errors are never shown by color alone.
Every field in the tour form has a visible, programmatic label and required fields are marked for screen readers, not just with a visual asterisk; if something needs fixing, a summary at the top of the form links to each one.
Images that carry meaning have descriptive alternative text; portraits and marks that would just repeat nearby text are hidden from screen readers instead.
Animation and transitions follow your device's reduced-motion setting, and pages are designed to work at high zoom levels without needing to scroll sideways.
There is no autoplaying video, audio, slider or carousel anywhere on the site.
The Contact page's map is a third-party embed from Google — we can't guarantee how it behaves in every assistive technology, so the address and a direct "Get directions" link are always available next to it too.

Tell us what is not working

If part of this site gets in your way, contact us and tell us which page you were on and what you were trying to do. That helps us understand the problem, find you another way to what you need right away, and work on fixing it.