Disabled Cruises From Southampton

On our cruises departing from Southampton, we prioritise accessibility and comfort with our fully accessible cabins. These staterooms are specially designed for passengers with mobility needs, including those who rely on mobility scooters for getting around

Each accessible cabin is thoughtfully laid out with wider doorways for easy access, ample floor space to manoeuvre with ease, and bathrooms equipped with safety features to ensure a comfortable and secure environment.

The design of these cabins not only accommodates mobility aids but also enhances the overall experience for passengers with mobility challenges.

For guests bringing a mobility scooter, these cabins offer the convenience of storing and charging the scooter within the room. This feature is particularly beneficial for those who depend on their scooters for independence and mobility on the ship. 

Additionally, these cabins are strategically located to provide easy access to the ship's various amenities and facilities, ensuring that all areas of the cruise are accessible and enjoyable for every passenger.

Cruises that focus on accessibility and have fewer port stops are often the best choice for those with limited mobility.

Destinations like the Caribbean, Alaska, and the Mediterranean are popular, as many of their ports are well-equipped to handle passengers with mobility challenges. 

It's important to choose itineraries that are known for their accessibility and to check with the cruise line about specific accommodations at each port.

Many cruise ships do have roll-in showers in their fully accessible cabins. These showers are designed for ease of use by passengers with mobility issues, featuring a flat entry, grab bars, and often a seat. 

The inclusion of roll-in showers is part of the wider effort by cruise lines to make their ships more accessible to all passengers. 

When booking an accessible cabin, it's a good idea to confirm the specific features of the bathroom facilities, including the shower, to ensure they meet your needs.

Yes, you are welcome to bring your own carer on any of our disabled cruises from Southampton, and we'll work with you to ensure they have everything they need to support you throughout the trip. 

If you'd prefer not to arrange your own care, we bring professional carers on every cruise who are experienced in supporting passengers with a wide range of needs. 

For those requiring more intensive support, we can put together a bespoke care package tailored specifically to you or your loved one. Simply let us know your requirements when booking and we'll make sure the right arrangements are in place.