My wife and I took a cruise to Bermuda in 2009. My injury is C5-C6 incomplete. I cannot transfer into a standard taxi and use a Permobil C500 for mobility. Modern cruise ships are completely accessible, but cruise lines provide little or no information regarding the accessibility of their destinations or the existence of accessible shore excursions. This is what we found.
Bermuda is surprisingly accessible. An accessible ferry system offers cheap travel between King’s Wharf, Hamilton, and St. George. Hamilton is a modern city and therefore is very accessible. Conversely, St. George is a very old settlement and therefore many buildings are not accessible. Some stores, churches, and other buildings in St. George are accessible, however, and worth visiting. The stores and British keep at King’s Wharf are accessible. There are accessible taxis on the island but they are expensive to rent. To book an accessible taxi or learn more about accessible Bermuda, visit http://www.access.bm/.
Bermuda is surprisingly accessible. An accessible ferry system offers cheap travel between King’s Wharf, Hamilton, and St. George. Hamilton is a modern city and therefore is very accessible. Conversely, St. George is a very old settlement and therefore many buildings are not accessible. Some stores, churches, and other buildings in St. George are accessible, however, and worth visiting. The stores and British keep at King’s Wharf are accessible. There are accessible taxis on the island but they are expensive to rent. To book an accessible taxi or learn more about accessible Bermuda, visit http://www.access.bm/.
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