Cruise Accessibility

Cruising should be an opportunity to relax, explore, and enjoy the journey. Having mobility or medical needs doesn't mean you have to give up on cruise vacations—but it does mean there are some extra details to consider.

From choosing the right stateroom to understanding mobility equipment policies and planning shore excursions, a little preparation can make your cruise experience much more comfortable. These resources will help you know what questions to ask and what to consider before you sail.

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Mobility Devices

 

Learn what to consider when bringing a wheelchair, scooter, walker, or other mobility aid on your cruise.

Medical Devices 

 

Find out what to know before bringing CPAP machines, oxygen equipment, and other medical devices aboard.

Accessible Cabins

 

Explore accessible cabin features, what to look for when booking, and questions to ask before choosing your stateroom.

Tender Ports & Mobility

 

Learn how tender ports work and why getting on and off smaller boats can present challenges for some travelers.

Accessible Shore Excursions

 

Discover what to ask about transportation, walking distances, terrain, and accessibility before booking a shore excursion.

Embarkation & Disembarkation

 

Understand what assistance may be available when boarding and leaving the ship, and how to arrange help ahead of time.