This was only my second cruise ever. My first was with a different company and this was a better experience (not that the other was bad). I am disabled so had requested an accessible cabin, set up as a twin so I could share with a friend/carer. This was given, two other friends, a couple who had a standard double in the next door cabin had a far smaller room but I am a wheelchair user. We shared our balconies but this was useful if I needed more assistance, which I did occasionally, it was easier than having to go via the corridor.The destinations and stops were changed with short notice, however, this didn’t bother us. We were going for a holiday and whilst we were going off the ship we hadn’t booked any excursions. I enjoyed the extra stop. I didn’t have a single bad experience and the food in the main dining room was excellent. We did use different restaurants a bit, mostly free but paid for one, all were good but I didn’t like the buffets as my friends had to get and carry the food, I can’t do that in a wheelchair, this was their choice though, so they knew they would have to help more. We had booked and paid for Jamie's Italian as this was one friend's favourite restaurant on land. I found the food exceptional and the friend who selected it agreed.
