NCL Escape – (February 2019)

I am not going to write about the cruise ship because I have a previous post about it.  Great ship!  However, we did stay in the Haven on the Escape so will share photos of that.  What I do want to write about is the accessibility of the hotels we stayed at and the impression

Italy (Venice, Florence & Rome) – May 2019

Venice This past May we took the plunge and instead of booking a cruise we decided to visit Italy by land.  I did a lot of research before we left and we decided that we would start in Venice and then train to Florence and then Rome.  Upon arriving at Venice’s Marco Polo Airport,  we

Taipei, Taiwan

First off,  I need to give full disclosure and say that Shawn did not come on this trip with me.  However, in saying that,  I have travelled with him for 10+ years so I am fully aware what requirements he would need to review the accessibility.   Many years ago I lived in Japan and

RCCL Symphony of the Seas (Mediterranean) -May 2018

This past May ,we were fortunate enough to cruise on RCCL’s brand new mega ship, Symphony of the Seas, out of Barcelona, Spain.  This was our first time travelling to Europe so we were nervous and excited about travelling to unknown waters.  Normally we book at least a balcony stateroom but opted to book an

NCL Getaway – Western Caribbean (Haven) – February 2018

Seeing as I have been to these port of calls multiple times and reviewed similar NCL ships, I am not going to spend too much time on repeated information.  Focus is on Haven, Belize and Cozumel (bar stops). In case you are not familiar, Haven is NCL’s private suite guest area.  So essentially a ship

NCL Escape – Eastern Caribbean (May 2017)

I was little reluctant to book another NCL cruise after the epic fail on the Epic a few months earlier (no pun intended lol). However, it was Shawn’s 50th birthday cruise with a bunch of friends and you can’t beat the drink package.  So off we went once again but this time sailing out of