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 intrigued me most, I’ve heard so many good things about cruising, particularly as a disabled cruise passenger, and I thought what better way to dip my toes into the waters of the cruising world than to spend the whole time aboard and immerse myself in the cruise culture without the worry of trying to fit in different cities or countries on the way?

Booking A cruise with Princess Cruise.

This cruise adventure was extremely last-minute and one which I was geared toward by fellow travel blogger Kirsty Leanne – so in this instance, I did a small bit of research and used the Princess Cruises phone line 2 book and pay for my cruise trip.

I was not the only totally blind person, my friend Lauren was joining me and together we found the support of the princess cruises Staff; both over the phone and via email extremely helpful. We had all correspondence from the access team via email and you can email the Princess Cruises access team for any information, they reply on average within 2-3 working days.