Cruises + Sailing

Freedom Sailing International is a non-profit organization based in New Orleans, whose mission is to design, build and operate the first

It’s always a bit risky taking a journey to a remote destination where accessibility may be in question.   But seven

Four years ago I took my very first cruise which happened to be to one of the best destinations a

Cruises offer a unique travel experience with the convenience of accessible accommodations, dining, and entertainment all in one place. Here’s

Cruising the Great Lakes offers a fantastic way to explore stunning landscapes and vibrant cities with comfort and accessibility. This

Why take a cruise? Cruising on various cruise lines is one of the most popular means of travel for those who

Alaska is more stunning in person than imagined, and is a top wheelchair travel destination. The easiest and most wheelchair-friendly

Challenged Sailors San Diego in California provides therapeutic and recreational adaptive sailing opportunities for people with disabilities to enhance their

For some people, a cruise is the trip of a lifetime, a celebration, a repeat occurrence, or perhaps the best

Cruising is the most accessible vacation for anyone in a wheelchair. The newest ships are bigger and better offering many

As you may have read in my articles, my wife and I are Disney nuts. Back in 2010 we took the

In my Adventures by Disney articles for Germany and 4 day Bahamian cruise, my wife and I are Disney nuts. Back in 2010

I have been on many great Disney Cruises, but the access on the 7-day Eastern Caribbean Cruise onboard the Disney

  Planning If you are anything like me, when you decide to take a vacation, spontaneity goes out the window.

I was itching to go on another cruise.  I narrowed my travel search down to two itineraries, a 5-night to either

Freedom Sailing International is a non-profit organization based in New Orleans, whose mission is to design, build and operate the first

The word POSH, coincidentally, has nautical and monetary roots and due to the intense sun refers to the cooler side

1. Seek out the newest ships. While some oceangoing lines have nicely retrofitted older vessels with accessible features, generally, the

I’ve always been fascinated with traveling; mostly by air though as that was my main form of travel when not

It was a cold day bundled in my down overcoat in New England and I couldn’t count down the hours

It’s always a bit risky taking a journey to a remote destination where accessibility may be in question.   But seven

With architect Hacı M. Hekim, Tunc Tonger has designed a three-story wheelchair accessible yacht to provide the disabled with a

While there are still restrictions to go anywhere in Cuba, even Havana, it is easier to get there than it

Four years ago I took my very first cruise which happened to be to one of the best destinations a

There aren’t many cruise itineraries that allow you to visit 3 ancient marvels like the Colosseum in Rome, the Parthenon

My wife and I never thought we would be cruisers. In our minds we always pictured older people on a

Cruising is a great way to travel and see the world and that’s also true for many people with disabilities,

Looking for a wheelchair accessible European Cruise?  If so, a Scandinavian Itinerary may be the one for you to begin

The Liberty of the Seas is the second biggest ship in the world, just behind the Oasis of the Seas

Easy Access Travel was honored to be among the Travel Industry guests invited to sail on a two night pre-inaugural

  One of the best accessible cruises is to Alaska, whether using a manual or power wheelchair or scooter.  I

Dedicated to meeting the needs of disabled and mature travelers. Easy Access Travel provides clients with the necessary information to

Cruising is one of the most popular ways for people to travel when on vacation. Carnival Ships feature accessible elevators

So far I have only been on one ship. As I “try” them out I will try to put together

Our cruise in January 2015 to the Caribbean on the Carnival Breeze included stops at the ports St. Thomas and

I am often asked which cruise line and destination are my favorites; 16 years ago I took my first cruise

It’s no secret anymore that cruises have become the vacation of choice for persons with disabilities.  Major cruise lines have