Is Ensenada Cruise Port Worth Leaving the Ship For? Mobility Scooter Accessibility + Review
Mexico CountryRoyal Caribbean Cruise LineVirgin Voyages Cruise LineCarnival Radiance Cruise ShipValiant Lady Cruise Ship
Thinking about getting off the ship in Ensenada, Mexico with a mobility scooter or wheelchair? In this video, I show what the cruise port experience is really like — from accessibility and terrain to navigating shops, sidewalks, crowds, and transportation options (I took the shuttle into town and I show how I got my mobility scooter on it.) I talk a little about the excursion options, but we did not do those, so this is a little bit of what you would experience if you took the shuttle into town and explored for a little while. If you’re a disabled traveler, chronically ill traveler, or someone planning an accessible cruise, this video can help you decide whether Ensenada is worth exploring or if staying onboard may be the better option. I share: - Cruise port accessibility in Ensenada - Mobility scooter navigation tips - sidewalk and terrain conditions - Whether I’d do it again Whether you use a wheelchair, mobility scooter, cane, walker, or simply need lower-energy travel options, I hope this helps make cruising more accessible and less stressful. I will be sharing other parts of the Baja Cruise Itinerary on the Carnival Radiance so subscribe if you don't want to miss any of those! I also have videos from other cruises including Royal Caribbean's Utopia, Virgin Voyages' Valiant Lady, and Disney's Wish! Subscribe for more accessible travel, disability travel tips, cruise reviews, and chronic illness-friendly adventures. For short form content I post content that is all about elevating ideas about disability and rare disease through adventures, accessibility reviews, hot takes, humor, education and more! #AccessibleTravel #CruiseTips #Ensenada #CruisePort #DisabilityTravel Travel Agent: Pamela@AdventuresByJamie.com