The most important choice you make when planning a cruise is who you ask for advice. While there are many knowledgeable cruise specialists in the travel industry, make sure you select someone who's an expert in accessible sailing. Ask your prospective agent how long their business has been in existence. Next it's your turn to tell your agent about yourself and your needs. Don't fear rejection and hold back information.
Nothing hampers a professional agent more than a client who keeps secrets.
While you may feel hesitant, you should discuss the full range of your needs including your requirements in bathroom equipment and your transfer preferences. Your next important choice is selecting the cruise that's just right for your needs, abilities, budget, and activities. With so many ships available, think of the process of selecting a ship like selecting a hotel. Ask yourself who your neighbors at sea will be, what will your surroundings to look like, and what activities does each ship offer. Other obvious considerations for ship selection are destination and price.