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Ports visited by Fly Azamara Cruises in Caribbean are Miami, St John, Antigua, Nevis, St Barthelemy, Virgin Gorda, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, Belize City, Guatemala, Falmouth, Labadee, New Orleans, Grand Cayman, Port Antonio, La Romana, Curacao, Nevis, St Maarten, Key West, San Andres Island, Limon, Panama Canal, Colon, Cartagena, Aruba, Bonaire, Willemstad, San Juan, Samana, Castries, Progreso

What makes Azamara Club Cruises different from everyone else? It’s our focus on Destination Immersion —where longer stays, more overnights and night touring are included on most of our voyages, Because life isn’t on a 9 to 5 schedule, and neither are Azamara voyages.

Azamara Club Cruises is committed to providing all of its guests with an unrivalled cruise vacation and we welcome guests with special needs and disabilities. Offering accessible staterooms and all reasonable assistance to make your voyage as enjoyable as possible.

Azamara ships are not too big (you never feel lost). And they’re not too small (you won’t run out of new things to do and new people to meet). With a capacity of 686 guests each, our two mid-sized ships—Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest—are really just right. You’ll love the genial club-like atmosphere and the way our staff and crew get to know you. And you’ll feel the same friendliness with your fellow voyagers.

It’s been said that guests sail with Azamara for the destinations, but come back for the staff and crew. Whether you’re greeted with a cool towel, a warm smile, or a glass of sparkling wine after a rewarding day spent onshore, staff and crew are always ready and waiting to welcome you home. Everyone from our captains to our dinner servers puts our guests as their top priority.

An Azamara cruise, first and foremost, is about feeling relaxed. And in order to feel relaxed you have to be comfortable. Each of our ships was designed with that very attribute in mind. On board you'll find wide, spacious corridors, to allow access for wheel chairs. Our accessible staterooms range from 272 square feet to 381 square feet, offering a generous five-foot turning radius in sleeping areas, bathrooms and sitting areas for easy maneuverability.

• Stateroom door width: at least 32 inches
• Bathroom door width: at least 32 inches
• No doorsill to get into stateroom
• Ramped bathroom thresholds
• Bathroom grab bars
• Lowered sink and vanity
• Roll-in showers
• Fold-down shower stool
• Hand-held showerheads
• Lowered closet bars
• Refrigerator in stateroom (upon request)
• Adjustable height commode chairs (upon request)
• Accessible balconies (selected staterooms)

Azamara Club Cruises offers boarding and departure assistance with wheelchairs to guests with mobility disabilities. Contact us prior to your cruise so we may prioritize your assistance to go onboard. During peak times there may be a wait for assistance. Azamara Cruises makes reasonable efforts to assist guests, but for safety reasons, our staff is not permitted to lift guests or equipment. Assistance with manual wheelchairs, walkers, canes, etc. will be provided.

For more information on Fly Azamara Cruises holidays, or to check availability and prices, or to discuss what's suitable for your ability, please call 01924 283 803.

You can't go wrong with a cruise to the Caribbean. If there's one thing the Caribbean was made for. British, French, Dutch and Spanish settlers here throughout history, you will find a kaleidoscope of architectural styles, cultures and cuisines. From Barbados and Antigua to St. Lucia and Mayreau, a wealth of hidden treasures including historic harbours, lush tropical forests and characterful towns are waiting to be explored on Caribbean cruises.

Whether you to choose to hop off in bustling Basseterre or Grand Cayman Island, you'll find endless beaches, a range of activities and exotic wildlife wherever you turn.

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