Travelling should be stress-free, comfortable, and empowering—no matter your mobility needs. We provide a wide range of assistive and mobility equipment designed to support travellers of all abilities during their time in Fiji. Our goal is to remove barriers and ensure a seamless, inclusive, and enriching holiday experience for every guest. Get in touch to learn how we can customize your adventure.
All equipment for hire will be available by 1st October 2026.
Balloon and wide-tread wheels float over soft sand where a standard wheelchair sinks. All of these are pushed by a companion rather than self-propelled.
Folding power chairs for resort grounds, town and day tours. Lithium batteries carry watt-hour limits on flights — check with your airline before travelling with one.
A standard folding chair, plus portable ramps for the one or two steps that turn up at shop doorways, village halls and transfer vehicles.
Equipment for moving between bed, chair, vehicle and bathroom — the part of a trip that most often decides whether a room works for someone.
For travellers who walk but need something to lean on, and somewhere to sit when a queue or a garden path runs longer than expected.
Beach access
A full-recline lounger on inflatable balloon wheels. Rolls across dry sand and into shallow water, and lets the user lie back rather than sit upright.
Beach access
Upright seating with a backrest that reclines and a footrest that lifts, so the user can change position over a long afternoon.
Beach access
The lightest of the beach chairs, with armrests that flip back for a side transfer from a car seat, bed or standard wheelchair.
Beach access
A walking frame on balloon wheels with a seat, for travellers who can walk on firm ground but lose their footing on sand.
Beach access
Roll-out polyester matting that gives wheels, crutches and walking frames a firm surface from the last hard path to the water's edge. Laid by resort staff, lifted after use.
Powered mobility
The lightest power chair in the range and the easiest to lift into a boot or onto a boat transfer, with the longest range of the four.
Powered mobility
Larger wheels and a pneumatic rear tyre for rougher resort paths and village roads, with the highest weight capacity of the powered chairs.
Powered mobility
A compact folding chair for shorter outings — resort grounds, a meal in town, an airport terminal — where the day's distance is measured in a few kilometres.
Powered mobility
The same folding format as the chair above, with a smaller battery — three kilos lighter to lift.
Powered mobility
Clamps to the front of a manual wheelchair and turns it into a powered trike, so a traveller keeps their own chair and still covers distance.
Manual wheelchairs and ramps
A standard self-propelling chair with 24-inch rear wheels — the everyday option for airports, transfers and touring.
Manual wheelchairs and ramps
Folds in half like a briefcase and carries in one hand. Enough for a single step or a raised threshold.
Manual wheelchairs and ramps
Twice the length for a gentler slope, or for two or three steps and vehicle doorways.
Transfers and personal care
A powered hoist with a sling for travellers who cannot bear weight during a transfer. Legs fold for storage between uses.
Transfers and personal care
Supports a traveller through the stand-up, then wheels them the short distance between bed, bathroom and chair with one carer instead of two.
Transfers and personal care
Rolls over a toilet and into a roll-in shower, with 24-inch rear wheels so the user can propel themselves.
Transfers and personal care
The compact version for tighter bathrooms, with a height-adjustable seat and a pan that lifts out.
Walkers
Walking support with hand brakes, a padded seat for resting and a basket for the things usually carried in a spare hand.