Accessibility Policy
Last updated: 18 August, 2026
Great travel journalism should be accessible to everyone.
The Archipelago website and content across social platforms has been designed to be as accessible and inclusive as possible, regardless of ability, technology or circumstance. Decisions are made with continually approving accessibility best practices in mind.
You’ll find:
Clear headings and logical page structures
Readable typography and colour contrast
Support for keyboard navigation and assistive technologies where possible
Content that is clear, well-structured and easy to navigate
Accessibility Coverage
Coverage may include specific articles about accessibility in certain locations, alongside measures attractions / experiences take to maximise inclusivity for all abilities. The experiences of visitors are researched comprehensively and aim to include real-world experiences when it comes to the strengths and weaknesses of destinations, attractions etc in terms of accessibility. Where possible, people with accessibility requirements have been interviewed or consulted to gain the most accurate picture of a destination’s true accessibility.
Audio Content and Screen Readers
Archipelago’s written content is readable by screen readers and AI voice systems. Audio versions of certain articles and the Archipelago travel podcast are also in the works.
Feedback
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of our website or content, or would like to suggest an improvement, please get in touch.