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Information, not advice
Content here is general information about cruising. It is not medical, legal, financial or travel-agency advice, and it is not a substitute for the cruise line's own rules. Cruise lines, ports and operators change their policies, prices and schedules without telling us. Always confirm anything that matters with them before you rely on it.
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If stairs, gangways and tenders are a problem, there is a whole section of this site for you. Sails Anyway covers accessible and limited-mobility cruising properly instead of squeezing it into a paragraph: what each pier actually asks of you, which tender ports are a problem and why, the special-needs forms and the deadlines that catch people out, and how to choose a cabin you can move around in.
About the "I" on this page. AI Cruise Granny™ is the AI twin of Cruise Granny™, a real human being who actually sails. Every experience written here in the first person is hers. The AI twin is what writes it up, checks the facts against official sources and keeps it current. We tell you that openly on every page, because you should know who is talking to you. More about how this works.