Brewscruise

Hi my husband uses a wheelchair, will we be able to explore Palma or is it very cobbly? Many thanks

We have just returned from a round Britain cuise on Carribbean Princess. My husband uses a wheelchair and I just felt I should flag up that accessibility was difficult as the accessible cabin doors were not self opening, neither were the accessible toilet doors and there were pretty high carpet risers and steep slopes. I guess it is because it is an older ship, it did not spoil the holiday but it was challenging and meant hubby could not go anywhere alone. Holding the door open for him as he entered the men's toilets as the disabled toilet was actually within the able bodied toilets was quite embarassing (I closed my eyes!)

We are doing this itinerary soon, would you mind telling me if there is shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and body lotion provided in the cabin? Many thanks

Many thanks for the replies, really looking forward to it and the chance to slow down a little! :)

I have been on many cruises but am shortly to take my first transatlantic trip. Can anyone tell me how the cruiseline provide for the six straight sea days? During sea days in port intensive cruises the public rooms, dining rooms and buffet are very crowded. Are there any ways Celebrity help to lessen this, perhaps with making dining room times longer or providing activities later in the morning so not everyone scrambles for breakfast to get to them? I'm looking forward to a relaxing trip but don't want to have problems finding space all the time. Thanks in advance for your help.

Many thanks, that's just what I was looking for, really exciting!