Ramped access on & off ship, movable bench creating a large deck space with fixed seats on both sides. Toilet had a step into it.

You access the ship via a ramp, overall a very enjoyable experience but no disabled loo on the cruise.

The venue is a couple of miles from the town centre where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth, therefore you would need your car or take a taxi to visit if in a wheelchair, otherwise it is a long walk. They do have a minibus service though if you don't need a wheelchair. The ticket office is very roomy and accessible, as are the adjoining cafe and toilets. Everything is flat and spacious and I found no problems when I got there. I was really impressed by the smooth and manageable ramp leading down to the boat and once on board I was really pleased to see how much room there was; I could turn very easily and was able to have a 360 degree view. If the boat was really busy, this might have been a bit more difficult. I had the choice of sitting both outside on deck or inside and both had amazing views!