Fun Cruises P&o

Introduction

P&O Cruises is the largest cruise company based in the UK offering fun cruises to Continental Europe and several destinations. Whether you are thinking of crossing the Channel to get to France or sail around the Mediterranean, taking cruises on any P&O Cruises is a memorable way of moving around.

History

P&O began its operations in 1837 when the Peninsular Navigation Company was launched. Earlier, the ship was used to deliver mail in the Iberian Peninsula and carried passengers. The rest is history. It changed its name to P&O Cruises offering luxury sea voyages to passengers on the many routes it serves. The company also acquired several luxury ships for its cruises. A few of the destinations where P&O Cruises go are Venice, Rome, St. Petersburg, Barcelona, Bruges, Monte Carlo, Lisbon, Bilbao, and Amsterdam. P&O Cruises also sail to African, Caribbean, Indian Ocean, and North American destinations. With a fleet of 7 luxury liners, P&O Cruises offer plenty of travel destinations to sea lovers and those looking for another fun way to spend their holidays.

Features

P&O Cruises is the oldest company in the world to bring passengers from one island to another. Its fleet of luxury ships has everything from well-appointed cabins and decks to decadent restaurants and spa facilities. These ships have swimming pools, casinos, duty free shops, and all other forms of recreation. Cruises aboard the P&O in several countries are also fun ways of traveling while on vacation. Those who only want short cruises can enjoy the Belgian coast of Zeebrugge or the wild coasts of Northern Ireland. The lengths of cruises on P&O Cruises vary from one destination to another. For example, if you want to visit the charming and quaint city of Bruges in Belgium, you have to take the Oceana for £239 per person. This is a short 2-night cruise that includes a full day in the city of Bruges. You can book an excursion with the company or wander on your own. Another short cruise (2 nights) on offer is the Amsterdam package for only £249 per person on the Azura.

Longer cruises can be booked through P&O Ferries covering a lot of destinations in the world. For example, if you want to do a Caribbean cruise for 14 nights, expect to pay £1500 per person for this voyage leaving from Southampton. Your will cover 11 ports and 7 countries such as Azores in Portugal, St. Martin, St. Kitts, Bermuda, St. Lucia, and Barbados. Depending on the type of cruises that you book with P&O Cruises, each ship is luxuriously appointed and there are plenty of facilities to keep you occupied during your trip. Land tours or excursions are also possible on P&O Cruises and most packages include return tickets from your departure city to the port of embarkation and disembarkation.

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