as lisa says the choppiness is dependent on the wind and other environmental factors.
re: seasickness, i got sick on jolly many yrs ago and left early!!
some of the boats, jolly for example has a ladder that goes over the side and one climbs up. it is a vertical ladder/ some call it stairs. it is similar to a vertical swimming pool ladder. grab rails on each side. climbing out/up and the rocking motion and the waves make for interesting attempts.
i have arthritis in my neck and have found it somewhat difficult.
i think the catamaran boats have more "set of stair like" ladders to climb out.
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Originally Posted by Meenie
I tend to get seasick if the water is real choppy. Is it usually very rough?
Also, I have a shoulder problem and need easy access getting in and out of the water for snorkeling - how is that on these boats?
Whats the restroom like? 
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