Deafblindess is a unique and specific dual sensory impairment of hearing and vision in various possible combinations of intensity. The aim of this paper is to gain insight into specific dimensions of the quality of life of deafblind individuals. The focus of the study is on the experience of three dimensions of their quality of life: social relationships, independence and environment. Seven deafblind individuals participated in the study. The data were collected using a semi-structured interview method and analyzed using the method of thematic analysis. The research results point to the heterogeneity and diversity among deafblind individuals in their experience of quality of life. The obtained data, in the context of social relationships, indicate the issue of social isolation among deafblind individuals.The collected data concerning the experience of independence among deafblind individuals also highlight the diversity among deafblind individuals in terms of mobility outside their living space and performing instrumental activities of daily life. Regarding their perception of the environment, participants emphasized the issue of physical environment inaccessibility. The research findings indicate that deafblind individuals access information from their environment through informal support, interpreters or by using technology with individual adaptations.