Travel easily with a Caregiver

Senior or elderly travellers and people living with a disability or dementia are often put off travelling due to the effort involved in preparing and organising their travel. If this is you, then cruising may be the perfect solution for your next holiday.

Is the idea of travelling or cruising appealing to you?

Do you have a desire to travel and you are determined to make it happen?

Do you have relatives or good friends in rural Australia, interstate or overseas who you would like to visit?

Do you enjoy planning a trip and you look forward to going on your trip?

What’s stopping you from seeing the world or taking a short break?

• Do you need assistance with personal care, daily living skills and mobility?

• Do you need assistance preparing and organising your trip?

Elders and senior travellers and people with a disability are often put off travelling due to the large effort involved in preparing and organising their travel or overseas holiday. Getting to the airport, boarding the flight or cruise ship, getting off at your destination, travel to your accommodation and organising places to visit, can all be too much to organise.

If that’s the case for you, then a cruise is your perfect style of holiday and travel. Elders and senior travellers and people with a disability or a dementia will find a cruise holiday much less stressful than other forms of travel. Once you arrive at your cruise ship, all your needs are catered for until you arrive back home.

There are cruises that cater for mature people and the elderly with appropriate entertainment, talks and lectures on subjects of interest to mature minds and special diets for people who require them. Cruise ships take care of your health and well-being too with a variety of activities to suit different interests and physical abilities. They also have a doctor on board, should you need medical assistance at any time.