
22 Accessible Activities You Can Enjoy on the Carnival Horizon Cruise Ship
By Cory LeeThe Carnival Horizon cruise ship is like a floating city with anything and everything you can imagine. It’s the perfect vacation for those looking for wheelchair accessible activities because everything is self-contained within the ship. There’s no need for booking taxis or worrying about transportation to simply get to dinner or a show, for example. Instead, you can enjoy…

My Wheelchair Accessible Aruba Tour: How I Fell in Love with One Happy Island
By Cory LeeThe last port of call on my recent cruise through the southern Caribbean with Carnival Cruise Lines was a destination that I have wanted to visit for years. I am a complete sucker for anywhere with a beach, so naturally Aruba has been on my mind for quite a while. It was the last port…

Getting my ‘License to Chill’ in Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos
By Cory LeeFrom researching beforehand, I knew that Grand Turk, one of 40 islands in the archipelago of Turks & Caicos, was going to be smaller than our other ports of call including San Juan, St. Thomas and St. Maarten. However, I didn’t quite expect it to be this small. The whole island is only 7 miles…

Discovering the Beauty of Wheelchair Accessible San Juan, Puerto Rico
By Cory LeeFor some odd reason, I’ve wanted to visit San Juan, Puerto Rico for as long as I can remember. I’m not sure what exactly started my fascination with Puerto Rico though. Perhaps it’s because I’m a sucker for pretty much anywhere in the Caribbean or maybe it’s just because I really like rolling my R’s…

Wheelchair Accessible St Maarten / St Martin: 1 Island, 2 Countries
By Cory LeeBefore arriving in St. Maarten/Martin, I honestly did not know anything about the island. I didn’t know about any of the things to do in St Maarten. I probably couldn’t even locate it on a map. That’s a little embarrassing considering the fact that I am a travel blogger, but whatever… it’s the truth. Even though…

Top 3 Must-Do’s in Nassau, Bahamas
By Cory LeeTop 3 Must-Do’s in Nassau, Bahamas I first visited Nassau when I was just 15 years old and I immediately fell in love with this Caribbean paradise. It is just a short cruise or flight away from the Eastern US and can be very affordable to get to. Nassau also happens to be wheelchair accessible…
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