Artemis Cruise Ship

The smallest ship in the P&O fleet, Artemis offers an intimate adult-only cruise for those looking for a quiet and relaxing experience. With her child-free peaceful atmosphere, Artemis is a favourite with older passengers looking for a traditional small-style British cruise. The ships size enables her to visit smaller more unusual ports for cruise liners, such as Corfu and Dubrovnik, and itineraries featured by P&O Artemis include Northern Europe, Baltic, Mediterranean, Arctic, Caribbean, Mexico and South America.

 

Launched in 2005, Artemis is the youngest in the P&O fleet, measuring 230 feet long and weighing 44,348 gross tons. She was built in 1984 and originally sailed as Princess cruise lines' Royal Princess. Artemis has capacity for 1,188 passengers in her 594 cabins, all of which are outside with a window, with a quarter of them having balconies. The public rooms are all conveniently centred on the ships 2-deck atrium, and facilities on board Artemis include a main swimming pool, 2 splash pools, 4 jacuzzis, jogging promenade, a golf net, table tennis, shuffle board, shops, art gallery, internet room, library, card room and cinema. P&Os Artemis also has a small spa, the Oasis Salon, offering relaxing treatments and services, and a compact gym. Artemis also has a range of classes and lectures available on board, part of the 'New Horizons' programme, with diverse subjects ranging from gardening to antique collecting.    

 

Entertainment on P&Os' Artemis is traditional, with shows in the Festival Theatre, musical performances in the International Lounge and dance lessons in the Starlight Bar. There are 7 bars in which to relax, as well as the Monte Carlo Casino and a cinema. Dining on board Artemis is in the classic cruising style, and the main restaurant the Coral Dining Room has 2 sittings each night, with alternative choices found at the Conservatory Grill and the Trattoria.