Travel With a Mobility Challenge? You’re in the Right Place.
I’m G (aka Georgette) — CMT warrior, accessibility obsessive, and the person who will spend days researching a destination so you show up knowing exactly what you’re walking, rolling, or stumbling into. I’ve navigated cruise ships and cobblestone streets in AFOs and on a scooter. I’ve gotten to the Taj Mahal on bad legs and jet lag. I’ve been carried up three flights of stairs in Paris like a queen by kitchen staff just to make a team dinner.
I stumble. I grab walls. I plan obsessively and adapt when the plan falls apart.
Zero regrets. Every time.
If you’re wondering whether someone with your condition, your equipment, your particular brand of mobility challenge can actually go — this site is the answer.
Spoiler: you can.
What You’ll Find Here
Honest accessibility coverage that doesn’t sugarcoat the hard parts. Destination guides written by someone who checks terrain reports and tide tables before she packs. Cruise ports, city trips, UNESCO sites, international adventures — all of it from ground level, scooter height, or somewhere in between.
No inspiration porn. No “you’re so brave.” Just practical, been-there intelligence from someone who researches for days and still gets surprised — and tells you about both.
What’s Coming Next
I board the Carnival Jubilee on May 2nd — documenting every accessibility detail on and off the ship. The gangway, the ports, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Roatan. Real coverage, real mobility challenges, real solutions. Nothing sanitized.
After that: a 16-day cruise from Amsterdam up through Norway to Hammerfest — the northernmost city in the world. Then in May 2027, a transatlantic crossing on the Carnival Festivale from London.
Every trip gets documented. Every win and failure gets shared — because you deserve to know what to expect before you book.
Start with my story. Then let’s get you somewhere.
Plan. Adapt. Go!