To access one VLAN from another, you need to use a router. Even if both VLANS are on the same switch, without a layer 3 device (a router), you will not be able to access one from the other. Also, the router needs to be either trunked to the switch or have multiple connections to the switch (or intergrated in the case of a layer3 switch).
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