Rabbies Tour Buses UK

George, I took two tours with Rabbies (1 one day and 1 four day) and both of the vehicles were more like 16-20 seat mini buses and very comfortable. Because I sometimes don’t recall such things, I was looking back on my photos from that trip. I took only one photo and one video of the inside of the mini-bus and it appears like I was sitting fairly straight up and not sinking down. You might try and contact Rabbies and ask.

Edited to add that my tours were in Scotland

I haven't had to deal with this challenge, but I did wonder if they have "seat inserts" you could bring with you that would provide more structure and support for you as you travel. I see several listed online, but don't really know how these would work with your particular needs. It might be easier for you to adapt a seat then determine in advance with confidence what types of seats each transport will have.

I too have a bad back and the last Rabbie tour we took I thought the seats were very uncomfortable with super straight back. It was a two hour ride and that was hard towards the end. The first tour it was a slightly larger bus and was much more comfortable.Could be that I was on the side of the bus with single seats?? Maybe the double seats are more comfortable? Don't know how you would find out ahead of time though. Good luck.

We are looking at the Rabbies tour of Devon and Cornwall and it hits all the places we want to see and more.

I have a bad back, but seats don't seem to be an issue. I prefer a smaller tour group than one with 35 persons on a large bus.

On my visit to Scotland last year, I took two day trips—one with Rabbie’s and one with Discover Scotland. Both companies use 16-seat Mercedes-Benz mini coaches, and to me the interiors seemed identical. Here’s what the Discover Scotland seats look like: https://www.discoverscotlandtours.com/about-us/our-coaches/

Hope this helps!