This was our first Accessible group cruise.  A good time was had by all, some individuals learned that traveling with disability was possible while others learned that even as their conditions deteriorate there is still a way for them to cruise.

Our only regret was we weren’t able to stay longer.    Each person’s disability was different and yet each persons issues were addressed.   Comments were that individuals  felt as if they were at home, because all the equipment they needed had been ordered for them, and was in their rooms when the arrived on board the ship.  

The ship we were on was NCL’s Sky, which was a four (4 day) to the Bahamas.

  Mobility and oxygen equipment are not provided by the cruise lines, however any equipment needed can be obtained for you through our partner  (SNG) Special Needs Group, see our services page.

Below are pictures of some of the equipment ordered by this group.

Rented Scooter waiting at room when you arrive.

 If you are permanently in a wheel chair, or if you have just had an accident and need help for a short time while you are cruising, you can order a scooter, and not wait on some one to push you.  If you are a slow walker and want to keep up with the group, then a scooter is the way to go.  Most scooters fit in a regular size room.  No need to request a special disabled room unless you require more than a scooter.

 When the cruise ship arrives into port, we can order an accessible vehicle to accommodate your chair or scooter.  This will allow you to enjoy each islands.