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Light levels vary throughout the ship there are also loud soundscapes and interactives on board. There is a hearing loop system available in the Pump House and onboard the ship. We have wheelchairs on site that may be borrowed free of charge. There are three accessible toilets on site, one in the Pump House and two onboard the ship next to the Drill Hall and Historic Galley.

One external lift at the forward end of the ship, which provides access between the upper deck and the Fo’c’sle.

One internal lift in the café at the forward end of the ship, which provides access between the lower and upper decks.

One external lift at the aft end of the ship, which provides access between the upper and lower decks.

There are three lifts on board HMS Caroline: The majority of the ship is accessible for wheelchair users except for the Captain’s Quarters, Engine Rooms and Navigating Bridge.

There are steep steps and uneven surfaces on board. As the vessel is afloat, the gradient of the ramp changes due to the tidal nature of Belfast Lough the ramp can be particularly steep at high tide.

The ship is accessed via a ramp from the dockside. Due to the historic nature of the vessel, there are some accessibility considerations to be aware of when planning your visit. HMS Caroline is a restored First World War ship that has been converted into a museum and visitor attraction.