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Can anyone tell me what the Giant''s Causeway would be like for someone with mobility issues? I'm assuming that climbing on the rocks would be difficult on a pretty self explanatory way 🙂, but I haven't been able to find much on the trip from where a bus would drop us down to where we'd be able to see the site. I did see that you could rent a scooter at the visitor's centre, but being first-serve, I'm definitely nervous to rely on it.

Is this the bus from Athinios or Ammoudi that parks below Oia?

I know in my cruise planner it says "A roundtrip coach drive lands you in Fira, Santorini’s capital city, where you can explore further or take a cable car ride back to Old Port." and "Your tour includes motor coach transportation as well as a cable car ticket from Fira to Old Port." I've definitely taken this to mean that you have no choice but to take the cable car from Fira. And unfortunately, everything I've been googling seems to suggest the same. Which is a shame, since I really don't want to use it either.

Has anyone done this excursion (or similar) where you go through the new port (ETA I supposed I shouldn't assume the port, the excursion says 'Travel by tender boat to Santorini’s shore then enjoy a scenic 45-minute motor coach drive to the small town of Oia") and then on the bus? I've read some reviews saying there's a walk up a hill, and then a lot don't mention that. I have some mobility issues (though not a wheelchair, so some steps are okay) and am not sure what this entails. I also hadn't realized until after that the excursion itself says "Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account." I think that I thought, when I booked it, that they were talking about walking around the village, but now I'm wondering if they mean the actual transfer to the village.