Accessible P&O Cruises in Indian Ocean

Cruise the Indian Ocean with P&O Cruises and discover a region filled with world-famous national monuments, vividly coloured cities, breathtaking scenery and spice-scented markets.

Visit the paradise isles of the Seychelles and Mauritius and relax to their natural tunes of swaying palms, crystal-clear lagoons and tropical forests. Head to India and experience the magnificence of Mumbai’s exotic gardens and thriving bazaars, or stop off at Sri Lanka to gaze at the towering temples and sample some delicious fresh street food.

Cruising the Indian Ocean with an accessible holiday from P&O lets you see the beauty for yourself. These unique journeys will never be forgotten.

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Cruise information

A holiday at sea is quite unlike any other! We are a preferred partner of P&O Cruises and we offer stress-free holidays to disabled passengers and those who suffer from ill health.

We offer cruises sailing from Southampton as well as fly cruises to over 270 of the world’s most wonderful destinations. Ideal for disabled passengers - with adapted cabins, fully accessible ships with shore excursions and facilities accessible to all!

To discuss your P&O Cruises holiday and tell us about your medical condition or disability and the adaptations and assistance you need, call 0161 260 2218 now.

More information about disabled cruises.

Please note: Images are for representational purposes and may not be of exact ship / cabin. Mobility equipment has to be hired at an extra cost.

Disability information

What facilities can I expect in an accessible cabin?

All of P&O Cruises’ wheelchair-accessible accommodation features wide doorways into the cabin and bathroom, as well as sufficient floor space for wheelchair manoeuvrability. All wheelchair-accessible balcony cabins feature ramped access to the balcony. The bathrooms in all accessible cabins are wet-room-style shower rooms with a flush threshold into the cabin and grab rails for the shower and toilet. We can also hire additional equipment for use in your cabin.

What assistance is offered to disabled customers?

When sailing from Southampton, P&O Cruises can offer wheelchair assistance for embarkation and disembarkation. In the event of an emergency and when passengers are called to their Muster Stations, all passenger cabins are checked and evacuated by the cabin stewards. Any passenger who requires assistance getting from their cabin to the Muster Station will be given the required assistance by the ship’s specially trained Passenger Assistance Party.

Special evacuation chairs are available on all ships and will be utilised to transport passengers down stairs if required. This assistance will be arranged/requested by the cabin stewards evacuating the cabins. For further information regarding this please call us on 0161 260 2218.

Do you cater for children with disabilities in the children’s clubs?

P&O Cruises cater for disabled children’s accessibility requirements, but they do not offer one-to one-care. If this is required, a parent or carer needs to be present at all times. All disabled children are more than welcome to join in with all activities and events run by the youth department.

What facilities are available for blind or visually impaired people?

In addition to Braille in lift areas, there is also a selection of talking books available from the library. P&O Cruises are able to provide menus in large print or Braille, which must be requested prior to departure. Should you require a menu in large print or Braille, please tell us before making your booking.

Can I take my mobility scooter on board?

If you wish to take a mobility scooter on board, you must be booked into the appropriate cabin. These include wheelchair-accessible cabins and selected suites and mini-suites.

Mobility scooters are not to be “parked” anywhere on the ship outside entertainment, dining or other public venues. This is because their presence will impede a safe evacuation in an emergency situation and these areas are designated to be kept clear as per the ship’s safety certification. Passengers who leave scooters parked in these areas will be asked to remove them.

Can blind or visually impaired passengers travel alone?

A cruise ship is quite different to your familiar home environment. After time the ship itself will become more familiar; however, each port is different and the ship has to use different gangways and change disembarkation arrangements to suit the circumstances on the day. These changes can be made at very short notice. For these reasons, and for your own comfort and overall enjoyment, we would recommend you are accompanied by a travelling companion who can help you get your bearings and assist you both on board and ashore. The P&O Cruises crew can provide limited arm assistance and information or directions, but they cannot provide sustained or long-term assistance.