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Shore excursions - how strenuous?


KyRoamer

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We are sailing on the Star Princess from Santiago to Rio leaving on the 26th.

 

Just had back surgery on December 13. I am doing well and can walk whatever distances are required on board ship but am concern about shore excursions. After a block or two, I still need a place to sit down for a minute or two. After a brief rest I am good for another few blocks. I am seeing daily improvement and expect to be good for four blocks to a mile or more by the 26th.

 

Is that enough?

 

Some tours are marked

 

Walking Man

Although primarily sightseeing tours, these excursions do include walking for short distances over relatively level terrain. They also may include getting into/out of a helicopter or floatplane.

 

But many are at least

 

Man Climbing Stairs

Slightly more active, these excursions may include sitting for a period of time aboard a river raft or extended periods of standing, as while sportfishing, for example.

 

I could cancel and have insurance cover any loss but really would like to go. Just wondering if I am going to find even the easiest too hard.

 

Thoughts?

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