Moby Dick

[ladybug_eg89]

Hi...I think I am about to book with Moby Dick. For anyone that has been on this tour could you please tell me how easy/hard it was for you to climb the stairs. I am concerned about this for one of the people that are going with us. I would not want to book something they couldn't enjoy. Thanks a ton!

[GinDon]

We had no problem with the stairs. In fact, one of my extended family group is paralzyed from the waist down. In spite of his being wheel-chair bound, Moby Dick tours welcomed him aboard. He got himself down the stairs, and back up again. I must add, that he is extremely self-sufficient, there is almost nothing he hasn't adapted himself to do. But still, it's just to say that the stairs shouldn't be a problem for most people.

[CMM]

Hi...I think I am about to book with Moby Dick. For anyone that has been on this tour could you please tell me how easy/hard it was for you to climb the stairs. I am concerned about this for one of the people that are going with us. I would not want to book something they couldn't enjoy. Thanks a ton!

 

We didn't have any problems climbing the stairs. They are metal with a rail. The water can be choppy and there were about 50 on the tour, so those factors might impact someone if they had mobility issues, but we were fine.

[EliseinAustin]

I'm guessing you are talking about climing back up the metal stairs on the back of the boat?

I promise you, they guides WILL help you....they are wonderful.

THe ocean was really choppy that day, and the waves slammed me into the ladder as I was trying to get back into the boat. They told me the waters are usually calm and look like a crystal lake (not that day), but tell them you want special help -- they will.