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CANARIES

Ports visited by No-Fly Royal Caribbean Cruises in Canaries are Southampton, Madeira, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Vigo, Lisbon, Ponta Delgada, La Coruna, Le Harve, Agadir

On a Royal Caribbean Cruise Holiday, It’s the ‘WOW’ factor, giving guests an upgrade on ordinary, with onboard innovations like robotic waiters, sky diving at sea, world class dining and West End style shows, not forgetting astonishingly spacious accommodation.

Royal Caribbean offers boarding and departure assistance with wheelchairs to guests with mobility disabilities. Accessible staterooms are designed for guests with mobility disabilities and other disabilities that require the use of the accessible features of the staterooms. Please note: accessible suites have roll-in showers.

• Rooms offer a five-foot turning radius in sleeping areas, bathrooms and sitting areas for easy manoeuvrability of wheelchairs.
• No doorsill to get into the stateroom
• Ramped bathroom thresholds
• Bathroom grab bars
• Lowered sink and stateroom dressing table
• Roll-in shower
• Fold-down shower seat



• Hand-held shower heads
• Lowered wardrobe rails
• Accessible balconies (selected staterooms)
• Lowered safes for easy access (not including Majesty of the Seas)

Royal Caribbean Cruises has features such as: adapted cabins, accessible sun decks, restaurants, lift throughout the ships making it one of the most perfect holidays for disabled passengers.

The cruise ships have spacious corridors to accommodate 180 degree turns for wheelchairs, most decks are accessible through automatic doors and all public rooms feature entrances with gradual inclines. Royal Caribbean ensures that guests who are full-time wheelchair users or with limited mobility, have the opportunity to visit the sights at the ports which are visited.

For more information on No-Fly Royal Caribbean Cruises holidays, or to check availability and prices, or to discuss what's suitable for your ability, please call 01924 283 803.

How many times have you heard that Canarians have an open, happy character? It's no surprise given that they live in a climate with an average temperature of 22ºC with no extreme cold or excessive summer heat. Many studies and millions of tourists from all over the world consider the Canary Islands to have the best climate in the world. The mild temperatures, with little variation throughout the year, very few days of rain and the long sunny days make them worthy of this distinction.

The Canary Islands are an exceptional astrotourism destination all through the year thanks to their privileged location and clear, protected night skies.

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