Assisted Embarkation on P&O Iona | Accessible Cruise Boarding Experience 🚢
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So, we're on the Northern European cruise.
So, we're just dropping the bags um at deck 10, which is right next to where we got to get on.
Really friendly people showing you where to go.
So that's where your assisted boarding is.
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What is assisted embarkation like on P&O Iona? 🚢 In this video, we share our real experience of assisted boarding when joining our Northern Europe cruise from Southampton. We booked assisted embarkation to make boarding easier and more comfortable for Charlotte — helping her avoid long queues and busy terminal areas. In this video you’ll see: ✔ Arriving at Ocean Terminal ✔ The assisted boarding process ✔ How staff support accessibility needs ✔ Terminal layout and entry points ✔ What to expect when boarding with assistance We hope this helps anyone planning a cruise who may need mobility support or accessible travel arrangements. This video is part of our full Northern Europe cruise series, where we’re sharing Charlotte’s onboard experiences, accessibility insights, food reviews and more. If you’d like to follow Charlotte’s travel adventures, make sure you subscribe and join us every Sunday for a new vlog 💙