excursions

I'm taking a 9 day cruise of New England/Canada in Oct. What excursions would you recommend that are wheelchair accessible in the following ports - Boston, Portland, Me, Halifax and St. John? We get back to Cape Liberty in the morning and have about 5 hours before we have to be at the Newark airport. Any ideas for sightseeing? There will be 4 of us. I'm in a wheelchair. but can transfer to a vehicle. Thanks.

I'm taking a 9 day cruise of New England/Canada in Oct. What excursions would you recommend that are wheelchair accessible in the following ports - Boston, Portland, Me, Halifax and St. John? We get back to Cape Liberty in the morning and have about 5 hours before we have to be at the Newark airport. Any ideas for sightseeing? There will be 4 of us. I'm in a wheelchair. but can transfer to a vehicle. Thanks.

You'll find a lot of information if you do a search of this forum using each port as the keyword.

I'm taking a 9 day cruise of New England/Canada in Oct. What excursions would you recommend that are wheelchair accessible in the following ports - Boston, Portland, Me, Halifax and St. John? We get back to Cape Liberty in the morning and have about 5 hours before we have to be at the Newark airport. Any ideas for sightseeing? There will be 4 of us. I'm in a wheelchair. but can transfer to a vehicle. Thanks.

Have you checked to see what's available through your cruise line? My sister and I are on Princess NE/Canada in October and I booked 3 accessible tours through Princess. In Boston we're going to the JFK Library and John Adams house, and in Portland, we're doing an accessible tour of Acadia National Park.

As an FYI I did contact Halifax and St. John about their HOHO buses and unfortunately neither city offers accessible buses so we're sticking to cruise-sponsored tours.

Assuming that you could store the wheelchair under a normal coach and climb a step or two to get aboard then I'd recommend:

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