P&O Cruises

P&O Cruises - Catering to the British market, offering good value cruises 

P&O Cruises is the largest cruise line catering to the British market, and offers a range of products, from adult-only to family-friendly. The company provides a range of different cruise experiences, attracting a widely diverse clientele, from the young crowd to traditional cruiser. Operating out of Southampton, the cruise line runs a fleet of six cruise ships, offering mainly 14 night cruises, and all flying the British flag.

P&O Cruises - Long established company, range of impressive facilities 

The cruise line started with a mail steamer which set sail in 1837, and moved into cruising as early as the mid-1840's, with the innovative idea of carrying passengers as well as mail. They offered trips to Gibraltar, Malta and Athens from Southampton, before expanding their routes into India, China and Japan and developing more luxurious cruise liners. Now the biggest British cruise line operator, P&O Cruises offers a wealth of services at good value for money, specifically tailored for the British market. Its fleet is comprised of six cruise liners - Arcadia, Artemis, Aurora, Oceana, Oriana and Ventura. Arcadia and Artemis are adult-only cruises, with the others welcoming families with children. Facilities are extensive on a P&O cruise and feature celebrity-chef restaurants and impressive modern art collections, with Ventura, P&O's youngest and largest cruise liner, offering an innovative rock school for teenagers, a Scalextric Formula One race track and even a circus school!

 

P&O Cruises - Choose from a short mini-break to a round-the-world trip 

Operating to 225 destinations in 90 countries, P&O Cruises offer a wide range of cruise experiences to the British public. Setting sail to popular holiday spots such as the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic Islands or South America, cruises are also offered to varied destinations such as the Baltic’s, the Norwegian fjords, Sydney, Cape Town and even Cambodia. Cruises range from two-day breaks to European cities to complete round the world trips with varied itineraries.