Trips must be booked previously through our Bookings Officer. To best manage our capacity and availability, everyone must book a specific date and voyage time to avoid disappointment. We do not accept ‘Walk-Ons’.
Who do we take on trips?
Our passengers are adults, young people or children (from the age of five) living with disabilities, including their carers or relatives if there is space on the boat. We also welcome passengers who have mobility issues. Freedom has ramp access for ease of loading of wheelchairs and for those who have mobility issues.
Our lifejackets for children start from (20kg) please specify the number of children in need of the smaller lifejackets when booking, as we only have a limited number.
Whether you are single or part of a group you are welcomed on-board by our fully trained voluntary Skippers and Crew.
What do we need to know about you?
A contact telephone number: Sadly trips are sometimes cancelled due to bad weather:
The more detail that you give us about any special requirements, the more we are able to reassure you and assist. Our aim is for every passenger to have a great time.
What is the maximum size of a Group?
MV Freedom is able to carry a total of 12 passengers, 6 of which may have wheelchairs. (Wheelchair Maximum width 76cm)
Short YouTube Video here: MV Freedom The video is a short, upbeat vlog showcasing life aboard the MV Freedom, a vessel that is used for leisure day trips. Over the course of the vlog, the creator gives viewers a quick tour of the boat, highlighting its layout, features, and the atmosphere on board. The video […]
HER MAJESTY’S THEN LORD LIEUTENANT Angus Campbell presented our Charity with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, and named our new boat at Weymouth Harbour on the 22nd September, 2021. He was assisted by the Rev. Brother Alasdair Kay, the Rector of All Saints Church, Wyke who blessed the boat. The then Chairman […]
The video highlights the work of the charity Friends of MV Freedom in Weymouth Harbour, showing how the organisation supports and operates MV Freedom, a specially adapted vessel that gives people living with disabilities meaningful access to the sea. Over the past year, the local harbour team has worked with the charity to make […]