Regions Cruised

P&O Cruises has a long and distinguished record as a British operator although it is now part of the Carnival Group. It maintains a high level of formality and traditional elegance although catering for all age groups.  Cuisine is good and service is friendly and efficient. P&O Cruises provide more emphasis on longer cruises with days at sea and thus the shipboard experience rather than a port a day.

The fleet comprises mostly modern cruise ships offering a traditional British cruise experience. The new 116,000 ton ship Ventura is now in operation and the new superliner Azura launches soon. Click the picture or ship name to get more details about the ship and its calendar of cruises..

MV
Adonia

Size: Medium
30277 tonnes

Rating: Superior
Built: 2001

MS
Arcadia

Size: Large
85000 tonnes

Rating: Premier
Built: 2004

MV
Artemis

Size: Medium
45000 tonnes

Rating: Superior
Built: 1984

MS
Aurora

Size: Large
76000 tonnes

Rating: Superior
Built: 2000

MS
Azura

Size: Huge
116000 tonnes

Rating: Premier
Built: 2010

MS
Oceana

Size: Large
77000 tonnes

Rating: Superior
Built: 2000

MS
Oriana

Size: Large
69000 tonnes

Rating: Premier
Built: 1995

MS
Ventura

Size: Huge
115000 tonnes

Rating: Premier
Built: 2008