
About Sean
I’m Sean Carney. I plan accessible travel for real life.
I’m an accessible travel advisor in Los Angeles. Before this work, I was a paramedic, a physician assistant, a consultant and a leadership coach.
That background shapes how I approach a trip: listen first, ask specific questions, and pay attention to the details people often have to figure out for themselves. A new knee, a cane, oxygen, or a parent who’s done with stairs can change what makes a trip work.
I travel slowly, often by sea. I know that a good trip isn’t just a list of places. It’s also the cabin, the transfers, the pace, and whether the days feel manageable.
I’m not a clinician now. I’m a travel advisor who’ll take the time to understand what matters to you and help you sort through the options.
Tell me about your tripA little more about how I see travel
Long journeys, including ocean crossings, are part of my own travel life. I write about them at Slow Crossings, my newsletter and writing home.
For trip planning, we start with you: what you want from the trip, what would make it comfortable, and what details deserve a closer look.