Cruising is one of the best ways to see the world, especially if you’re disabled. With accessible cabins, priority boarding, and the chance to unpack once and see multiple destinations, it’s a mostly stress-free holiday. When it comes to what to pack for an accessible cruise, clothing and any medical equipment you’ll need are essential. […]
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As I’m about to cruise around Norway for 14 days and have everything on this list, I thought I would share with you my personal must haves for a cruise for disabled people! After all, no one wants to be left on board without the items that make cruising life that little bit easier. Cruising […]
Have you ever heard of a seacation? Well, neither had I until I booked my first ever cruise aboard Sky Princess in September 2021. A seacation is a cruise experience with all of the glitz except for one thing: the ship doesn’t dock at ports for you to get off and explore. This is what […]
London is a truly fascinating city with so much history, culture, entertainment and not forgetting great food. I sometimes forget that there are so many great things to do in London that don’t cost extortionate amounts either.London Bridge in particular has so much going on that it can be difficult to choose what to do […]
“Up. Right. A little more. Yep, that looks good.” This is a regular conversation I have over video calls with my fiance, getting him to check my make up before I walk out the door to give a talk or presentation. I am blind, and my phone is my literal connection to the online and […]
Tips for Travelling With A Disability
5 Great British Holiday Destinations For Those With Mobility Issues
5 Great British Holiday Destinations For Those With Mobility Issues Having a mobility impairment often results in getting out of the house much less often than normal, so the thought of going on holiday is often too daunting to contemplate. Today we’ll look at some of the best places to holiday in the UK for […]
Tips for Travelling With A Disability, Travelling Blind
Accessible Skiing – My Experience of Leaning How to Ski
Accessible skiing, or adaptive skiing, is a specialized approach that makes skiing inclusive for disabled people, including anyone with physical disabilities. The focus is on providing customised equipment and techniques, such as sit-skis, outriggers, and mono-skis, to enable individuals to ski safely. Trained instructors play a crucial role, offering unique guidance and instruction tailored to each […]
Disability Apps You Need in your life right now! With the boom of technology and new apps coming out every day, our lives have been simplified into a computer the size of our hands. As a blind woman, technology, and expansion of apps for the disabled have skyrocketed my confidence and independence. Although all of […]
A safari, by cliché and assumption, is overwhelmingly driven by photography. Tourists survey a living museum of wild animals and, as their primary experience, merely look at Africa through cameras and screens. But I don’t have that luxury. I rely on my other senses to experience life and its beauty. The bouncy texture beneath me, […]
I love to travel and I aim to do much more of it in the coming years. Whether it’s an overnight stay somewhere in the UK or a 2 week holiday abroad i’ve come up with some packing hacks I use almost every trip I take. Here are my 19 travel hacks to pack like […]
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