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Accessible Cruises
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Welcome to Accessible Cruises, dedicated to enabling incredible cruise ship experiences for those... View more
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Welcome to Accessible Cruises, dedicated to enabling incredible cruise ship experiences for those with disabilities. We focus on sharing practical advice, ingenious tips, up-to-date news, and well-informed answers to any queries concerning accessibility on cruises. Topics range from cabin accessibility, navigating on-board amenities, to off-ship excursions, and more.
We promote dialogue on the best cruise lines for accessibility, innovations in ship design, and navigating the details of accessible travel. If you are a seasoned cruiser, planning your first voyage, or seeking to help a loved one enjoy their travel, we welcome you. Join us in making the world of cruise travel more accessible, one voyage at a time. All aboard!
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Need to correct my reference to the Coral Princess cruise line – they have been acquired pre-covid and their new name is “Coral Expeditions”.
https://www.adventure-life.com/cruises/268/coral-expeditions-ii
They have a South Seas cruise that I’ve been eying from their facebook posts, and would love to travel with them again if I win the lottery. Not sure of their ability to handle a wheelchair bound passenger, but it might be worth exploring as they did an amazing job on our Great Barrier Reef 7-day excursion. Good luck in your future adventures.