Written by Chillie Falls, August 16, 2025 Holland America Line’s 2026 solar eclipse cruises will feature astronomy experts onboard, offering lectures, Q&A sessions, and live commentary as guests experience the rare total eclipse from sea. If you’ve ever dreamed of experiencing a total solar eclipse in the most unforgettable way possible, Holland America Line is […]
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Star of the Seas Makes U.S. Debut at Port Canaveral
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 14, 2025 Author’s Note: While I have not been on Star of the Seas yet, I have sailed numerous Royal Caribbean ships and find them to provide top knotch wheelchair accessibility. If you were anywhere near Florida’s Space Coast on August 9, you might have noticed an unforgettable sight […]
Holland America Line Unveils Koningstafel – A Royal Chef’s Table Experience
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 13, 2025 Note to my accessible community. For your information, I have never found an accessible galley tour and will not know if that portion of the experience is available on multiple ships. Holland America Line has introduced Koningstafel — Dutch for “King’s Table” — a luxurious reimagining of […]
Sage Traveling
Providing Unforgettable Accessible Vacations Since 2009 Dear Valued Travelers, As we reach the peak of summer travel season, we’re pleased to announce our 2026 Accessible Mediterranean & European Group Cruises. We’re offering eight exceptional cruise adventures for 2026. From the sun-soaked Mediterranean to the majestic fjords of Scandinavia, we have carefully curated voyages to suit every traveler’s […]
Wineglass Bay Cruises – Pennicott Wilderness Journeys
Written by Julie Jones, HaveWheelchairWillTravel, June 4, 2025 A visit to Wineglass Bay has been on my wish-list for a long time but with Braeden’s wheelchair it wasn’t an option for us to walk/wheel there. So, we jumped at the chance to hop on a Wineglass Bay Cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys for a spectacular […]
Historic Paths of the Alaska Gold Rush
Written by Ellery, ACL Staff, May 20, 2025 Before Alaska was known for glaciers, grizzlies, and grandeur, it was a land of golden dreams. At the tail end of the 19th century, tens of thousands of hopeful prospectors braved the wilderness in pursuit of fortune, reshaping the culture and landscape of this northern frontier. Today, […]