P&O Cruises reviews
About P&O Cruises
P&O Cruises is the oldest cruise line in the world, and the largest cruise company catering to the British market. Their ships are immediately recognizable thanks to the Union Jack painted on the hull. It’s not an all-inclusive line, but gratuities are included in the fare. Passengers who sail with P&O are generally British, and the lowest average age is around 50 except during school breaks and holidays. Amenities and activities on P&O include a family pool and adults-only pool, designated kid’s clubs divided into age groups, a ropes course, masterclasses at the Mix Bar, and the casino. Ships also boast a number of both specialty and complimentary restaurants, including an updated take on the classic cruise buffet called The Pantry, where passengers can load up their plates from eight themed areas before finding a spot at a communal table, private booth, or bar with stools.
P&O Cruises cruiser reviews
What cruisers say
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GaryBocas says ...
AMAZING! Not one person was unwilling to help. It started with me watching the restaurant supervisors and manager not being afraid to clean or switch the lines from breakfast to lunch. Read full review -
Cruiser55564230 says ...
We were given advice about mid ship cabin with Balcony which was 1st class.........You cope to a small bathroom. Read full review -
HSHThorne says ...
Arcadia is one of my favourite ships, clean, spacious and elegant. Read full review
11 P&O Cruises ships
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Ship size:
- XL: 4,000 + passengers
- L: 2,000 to 4,000 passengers
- M: 500 to 2,000 passengers
- S: Less than 500 passengers
Price:
- $$$$: $1500 and up
- $$$: Up to $1500
- $$: Up to $1000
- $: Up to $500