Cruising is for everyone. Discover which of our cruise line partners offer accessible cabins onboard with our handy guide:
Ambassador Cruise Line
Ambassador Cruise Line’s Mobility Policy states that “guests who may need to use their mobility aid to manoeuvre around the cabin, and who require the use of an adapted bathroom, must occupy a disabled cabin.
Ambassador Cruise Line’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Azamara’s accessible staterooms are “specifically designed for guests with mobility disabilities and other disabilities, and include features to ensure ease and relaxation. Each stateroom offers a generous turning radius for easy manoeuvrability.”
Azamara’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Celebrity Cruises accessible staterooms are “intended for guests with mobility disabilities and other disabilities that require the use of the accessible features of the staterooms. These include; wider doors, roll-in showers, grab bars, lower sinks, higher toilets and ramped thresholds.”
Celebrity Cruises accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Whatever you may need, Celestyal Cruises’ expert crew is available to assist you in any way to make your trip as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
Celestyal Cruises accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Cunard’s accessible staterooms featured “wide doorways into the stateroom and bathroom, as well as sufficient floor space for wheelchair manoeuvrability. All accessible balcony staterooms feature ramped access to the balcony.”
Cunard’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
“A limited number of cabins on each Fred. Olsen Cruise Line’s ships have been adapted to facilitate more comfortable occupations for such guests. These cabins are designed to have wide thresholds to facilitate the acceptance of a wheelchair or scooter.”
Fred. Olsen Cruise Line’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Holland America Line’s Accessibility Policy states that each vessel in the fleet has “specifically designed staterooms for guests who require mobility assistive features. Fully accessible rooms are designed for use by guests with highly limited or no mobility who require regular use of a wheelchair, scooter or other similar devices.”
Holland America Line’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
All of P&O Cruises accessible cabins feature; wide doorways into the cabin and bathroom, sufficient floor space, wet room style bathrooms, grab rails, pull-down shower seat and flush thresholds between the cabin and the bathroom.
P&O Cruises accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Princess Cruises offers “a selection of staterooms that provide full wheelchair-turning space. In addition, these staterooms include a roll-in shower equipped with grab bars and a fold-down bench seat, an easy access closet and an accessible writing desk.”
Princess Cruises accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Royal Caribbean International’s accessible staterooms are “designed for guests with mobility disabilities and other disabilities that require the use of the features associated with accessible staterooms.”
Royal Caribbean International’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
Silversea’s ships feature “gangways wide enough to accommodate most wheelchairs and scooters, accessible public bathrooms, theatre, dining and bar venues with wheelchair seating, a lower guest relations counter and a wheelchair accessible beauty salon and library.”
Silversea’s accessible cabins can be found on the following ships and decks:
