Aurora Cruise Reviews - Reviews

A cruise full of cultural delights and culinary disappointments. It caters for those aged 75 + in all aspects.

Good Cruise, would love to go to most places again. met some lovely people and made friends. A cruise that was amazing made even better by everyone wanting the same thing, what you put in, you get out. Argentina refused entry to P&O because of the Union Jack Flag painted on its Bow.

Overall we enjoyed the cruise but as it was an adults only Christmas cruise with the average age of passengers being 76 we felt as we are mid 60s a little bit too young. We would go on the ships again but not at Christmas.

A very nice break but we were not old enough. Showing the ships age now but the staff were great.

What a glorious way to spend 4 weeks. Crossing the Atlantic both times was every bit as enjoyable as port days. Best way to see the world. Wonderful staff. Lovely ship.

We had been so looking forward to this cruise, but it was hugely disappointing, due to the food. I hope P&O can improve & get back to where they were pre-pandemic.

Brilliant Christmas cruise. We have sailed on Aurora a few times and she is one of our favourites. Aurora is an elegant ship with excellent facilities.

Short cruise but very enjoyable way to spend our wedding anniversary. Fab mocktails

Warning: On last day of cruise I was taken ill at Zeebrugge. My wife and I are pensioners. Told I should go to hospital. After having been advised by the emergency doctor and neurologist at Knokke-Heist hospital that I was fit to return to the ship that day, the doctor on board refused to allow me back, but that was after we had been charged by the ship's medical centre £550 for a blood test and scan. My time in the medical centre was just 55 mins. We were told in no uncertain terms that we would not be allowed back on the ship and we would have to make our own way home, knowing that all our suitcases and major credit cards were on board the ship. This is 3 days before Christmas. Never travel with P&O if you expect compassion or help if you are ill. They just want you off the ship so you are no longer their responsibility. We were met by two big burly security guards to make sure we did not try to get back on board. Don't get ill on a P&O cruise. It's £50 just to walk through the door of the medical centre. From now on P&O means profit and overcharging. We will never travel with them again.

Fantastic Cruise From Boarding. Feels like Coming Home. I never want to Leave. The Staff go out of their way to Welcome us back onboard. They cannot do enough for us. We would Have Felt Safer bieng onboard During the Lockdowns. Because the Ships Cannit be any Cleaner or Safer.

Would not travel in Nov/Dec again. I suffered with seasickness which I don't normally get. P & O were great as always.

Could not fault the ship, staff, food etc. My favourite ship, makes you feel relaxed and at home

Our best cruise by a long way ... snow ( record fall in 97 years ) really made it .... but experiences were excellent .. when your having snowball fights with complete strangers on top deck .. just shows the great spirit on board from everyone

Overall 4 is about right. The size of the ship is restrictive and many of my criticisms relate to this fact. However, the small size allowed us to enter the fjords, so any discomfort is worth the scenery and actually seeing the Northern Lights.

We had an amazing cruise, 1st time we really done adults only so bit different but okay there were some rude oldies on there but didnt spoil my time. Loved the feel of the ship she is an old bird herself but you would never tell that as the refit that was done was brill .

Faultless. Would do it all again tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!

4 day mini cruise with my mum. First time on P&O and loved the adult only ship. Plenty to do and see and experience with staff being attentive kind and very helpful.

I am due to sail on Aurora again next year and am really looking forward to it. I would definitely recommend this ship.

First time on Aurora and absolutely loved everything about it. It was only a short cruise and will definitely be booking a longer cruise on Aurora.

Lovely ship. Entertainment low key and old fashioned. Can find plenty of dancing on a night if you look for it. Age group not as old as I expected, but must admit missed the family feel to the ship. The theatre dancers and singers best I v ever seen, and the food in the MDR excellent.