We have paused sending pre-voyage booklets to all our guests globally. Rest assured, all information that can be found in the booklet can also be found on My Cunard, including shore experiences, boarding passes and luggage labels. We look forward to welcoming you on board soon.
The mode of transport often used in the Caribbean is minibus, which will vary in size and age from port to port. Open sided buses may also be used and these may have high steps to negotiate. Please be aware that scooters/ wheelchairs or buggies can not be stored in the minibuses as there are no storage facilities.
The mode of transport used for each excursion will be noted in the Tour Description via My Cunard and the Pre-Voyage Information booklet.
At US mainland ports of call, the tours are likely to use coaches and your wheelchair or scooter can be stored within the hold providing it is collapsible (if a minibus is used, then this will be stated in the Tour Description).
Wheelchair accessible minibuses are only available in a few ports of call and can only accept full time manual wheelchair users for safety reasons. For all shore excursions you would be required to leave your wheelchair on the ship as there are no storage facilities at the quay side.
Wheelchair and scooters users have the following options:
go ashore independently
take a taxi to where you wish to go (the Tours Desk on board can assist in arranging this)
take a regular tour, from the main shore excursion programme, however you would need to consider the amount of walking involved, this is indicated in the shore excursions brochure online.