Introducing P&O Cruises
P&O Cruises
Whether you dream of basking in the sun on pristine beaches, exploring ancient ruins, or indulging in delectable cuisine, P&O Cruises from Southampton will provide an extraordinary experience that caters to your every desire. Their exceptional service and attention to detail will ensure your journey is nothing short of remarkable.
From the moment you step onboard a P&O Cruises ship, you’ll be treated to a world of possibilities. With multiple destinations, enticing amenities, and an array of activities, there is something for everyone on a cruise.
If you’re considering a cruise from the UK, consider P&O Cruises.
Chart Your Course
The Cruises
P&O Cruises in 2026 & 2027
Britannia B610 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 1 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Skjolden – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J603 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 1 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Motril (tours to Granada) – Palermo (Sicily) – Piraeus (tours to Athens) – Heraklion (Crete) – Thira (Santorini) – Kusadasi (tours to Ephesus) – Gibraltar – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N608 P&O Cruises Iberian 2 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Vigo – Lisbon – Leixoes (tours to Porto) – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G612 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 2 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Ålesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B611 P&O Cruises Northern Europe 8 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Åndalsnes – Oslo – Copenhagen (Overnight onboard) – Aarhus – Hamburg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N609 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 9 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Funchal (Madeira) – Santa Cruz de La Palma (La Palma) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Lisbon – Return to…
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G613 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 9 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Ålesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G614 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 16 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Ålesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J604 P&O Cruises Western Europe 20 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Rotterdam (Overnight onboard) – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B612 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 22 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Ålesund – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N610 P&O Cruises Iberian 23 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – La Coruña – Gijón – Santander – La Rochelle – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G615 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 23 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArvia K611 P&O Cruises Iberian 24 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruna – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J605 P&O Cruises British Isles 25 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cobh (Cork) – Holyhead – Killybegs – Kirkwall (Orkney Islands) – Lerwick (Shetland Islands) – Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) – Greenock (Glasgow) – Belfast – Liverpool – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B613 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 29 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Alesund – Stavanger (Norway) – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N611 P&O Cruises Iberian 30 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Santander – Vigo – Lisbon (Overnight onboard) – Leixoes (Porto) – St. Peter Port (Guernsey) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G616 P&O Cruises Iberian 30 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruna – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArvia K612 P&O Cruises Iberian 31 May 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruna – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R608 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 1 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Alesund – Leknes (Lofoten Island) – Trondheim – Andalsnes – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B614 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 5 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cartagena (Spain) – Cagliari (Sardinia) – Corfu (Overnight onboard) – Zadar – Split – Valletta – Palma de Mallorca – La Coruna – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G617 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 6 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N612 P&O Cruises Western Europe 9 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Amsterdam (Overnight onboard) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J606 P&O Cruises Western Mediterranean 10 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Lisbon – Alicante – Livorno (tours to Florence/Pisa) – Civitavecchia (tours to Rome) – Cartagena (Spain) – Casablanca – Tangier – Vigo – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N613 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 13 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Funchal (Madeira) – La Palma (Canary Islands) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Lisbon – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G618 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 13 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Flam – Aurlandsfjord (Scenic Cruising) – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R609 P&O Cruises Iceland 15 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Skjolden – Alesund – Akureyri – Isafjordur – Grundarfjordur – Reykjavik (Overnight onboard) – Liverpool – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G619 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 20 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Flam – Aurlandsfjord (Scenic Cruising) – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B615 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 26 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Alesund – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N614 P&O Cruises Iberian 27 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Santander – Vigo – Lisbon (Overnight onboard) – Leixoes (tours to Porto) – St. Peter Port (Guernsey) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G620 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 27 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J607 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 29 June 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Kristiansand (Norway) – Bergen – Alesund – Bodø – Molde – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R610 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 1 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Alesund – Oslo (Overnight onboard) – Gdynia (tours to Gdansk) – Copenhagen – Hamburg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B616 P&O Cruises Iceland 3 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cobh (tours to Cork) – Reykjavik (Overnight onboard) – Isafjordur – Akureyri – Kirkwall (Orkney Islands) – Invergordon – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G621 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 4 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N615 P&O Cruises Western Europe 7 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Amsterdam (Overnight onboard) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G622 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 11 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Flam – Aurlandsfjord (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N616 P&O Cruises Iberian 11 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Vigo – Lisbon – Leixoes (tours to Porto) – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J608 P&O Cruises Iberian 13 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – La Coruna – Gijon – Santander – St Peter Port (Guernsey) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B617 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 17 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Ibiza Town (Ibiza) – Cagliari (Sardinia) – Palma De Mallorca – Cartagena (Spain) – Gibraltar – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R611 P&O Cruises Western Europe 17 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Hamburg – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G623 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 18 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N617 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 18 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Funchal (Madeira) – Santa Cruz (La Palma) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Lisbon – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArvia K616 P&O Cruises Spain & France 19 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruna – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J609 P&O Cruises Baltics 20 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Skagen (Denmark) – Aarhus – Gdynia (tours to Gdansk) – Stockholm (Overnight onboard) – Visby (Gotland, Sweden) – Riga – Warnemunde – Copenhagen – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R612 P&O Cruises British Isles 22 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cobh (tours to Cork) – Dunmore East (for Waterford) – Liverpool – Belfast – Greenock (tours to Glasgow) – Kirkwall (Orkney Islands) – Edinburgh (South Queensferry) – Newcastle (Port of Tyne) –…
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G624 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 25 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Flam – Aurlandsfjord (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArvia K617 P&O Cruises France 26 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruna – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B618 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 31 July 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Ibiza Town (Ibiza) – Cagliari (Sardinia) – Palma De Mallorca – Cartagena (Spain) – Gibraltar – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G625 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 1 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N618 P&O Cruises France and Spain 1 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – La Coruna – Gijon – Santander – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J610 P&O Cruises Iceland 5 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Reykjavik (Overnight onboard) – Grundarfjordur – Isafjordur – Akureyri – Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) – Greenock (Overnight onboard) – Cobh (tours to Cork) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R613 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 7 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Alesund – Leknes (Lofoten Island) – Trondheim – Andalsnes – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N619 P&O Cruises Iberian 8 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Santander – Gijon – El Ferrol – Funchal (Madeira) – Lisbon (Overnight onboard) – Vigo – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G626 P&O Cruises Iberian 8 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruna – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B619 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 14 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Ibiza Town (Ibiza) – Cagliari (Sardinia) – Palma De Mallorca – Cartagena (Spain) – Gibraltar – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G627 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 15 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Hellesylt – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R614 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 19 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cartagena (Spain) – La Goulette (tours to Tunis) – Palermo (Sicily) – Piraeus (tours to Athens) – Istanbul (Overnight onboard) – Valletta – Gibraltar – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J611 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 21 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Kristiansand (Norway) – Nordfjordeid – Kristiansund – Andalsnes – Alesund – Stavanger (Norway) – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G628 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 22 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Flam – Aurlandsfjord (Scenic Cruising) – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N620 P&O Cruises Iberian 22 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – La Coruna – Gijon – Santander – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B620 P&O Cruises Scandinavia & Baltics 28 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Kiel – Tallinn – Helsinki – Stockholm (Overnight onboard) – Copenhagen – Skagen (Denmark) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N621 P&O Cruises Western Europe 29 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G629 P&O Cruises Iberian 29 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bilbao (Getxo) – La Coruña – Vigo – Cherbourg – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArvia K620N P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 30 August 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Ålesund – Kristiansand (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N622 P&O Cruises Western Europe 1 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Amsterdam (Overnight onboard) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J612 P&O Cruises Transatlantic 2 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – St. John’s, Newfoundland – Gaspe – Quebec City (Overnight onboard) – Sept-Iles – Halifax – Boston (Overnight onboard) – New York (Overnight onboard) – Newport – Sydney, Nova Scotia – Return to…
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G630 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 5 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Alesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N623 P&O Cruises Iberian 5 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Vigo – Lisbon – Leixoes (tours to Porto) – La Coruna – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArvia K620P P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 6 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Alesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R615 P&O Cruises Western Europe 9 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Hamburg – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B621 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 11 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Alesund – Stavanger (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G631 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 12 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Alesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Haugesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N624 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 12 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Funchal (Madeira) – Santa Cruz de La Palma (La Palma) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Lisbon – Return to…
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R616 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 14 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Palermo, Sicily – Valletta – Piraeus (tours to Athens) – Kusadasi (tours to Ephesus) – Bodrum – Limassol – Alexandria – La Goulette (tours to Tunis) –…
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B622 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 18 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Innvikfjorden (Scenic Cruising) – Stavanger (Norway) – Kristiansand (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G632N P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 19 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Alesund – Olden – Hardangerfjord – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B623N P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 25 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Haugesund – Olden – Stavanger (Norway) – Kristiansand (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G632P P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 26 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Olden – Haugesund – Kristiansand (Norway) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N625 P&O Cruises Western Europe 26 September 2026
Cruise from Southampton – A Coruña – Gijón – Santander – La Rochelle – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B623P P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 2 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger (Norway) – Haugesund – Skjolden – Olden – Ålesund – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonArcadia J613 P&O Cruises Mediterranean 2 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Motril (tours to Granada) – Palermo (Sicily) – Piraeus (tours to Athens) – Kusadasi (tours to Ephesus) – Thira (Santorini) – Heraklion (Crete) – Gibraltar – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N626 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 3 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Santa Cruz de La Palma (La Palma) – Funchal (Madeira) – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Lisbon – Return to…
Cruise from SouthamptonIona G633 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 3 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Funchal (Madeira) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Lisbon – Vigo – A Coruña – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonAurora R617 P&O Cruises Norwegian Fjords 8 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Stavanger – Nordfjordeid – Kristiansund – Åndalsnes – Ålesund – Haugesund – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B624 P&O Cruises Western Europe 11 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Bruges (Zeebrugge) – Rotterdam (Overnight onboard) – Return to Southampton.
Cruise from SouthamptonBritannia B625 P&O Cruises Canary Islands 16 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – Funchal (Madeira) – Santa Cruz de La Palma (La Palma) – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Las Palmas (Gran Canaria) – Arrecife (Lanzarote) – Cádiz (tours to Seville) – Lisbon – Return to…
Cruise from SouthamptonVentura N627 P&O Cruises Western Europe 17 October 2026
Cruise from Southampton – A Coruña – Gijón – Santander – La Rochelle – Return to Southampton.
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P&O Cruises Fleet
Arcadia (Adult only)
Arcadia is a mid-sized ship catering exclusively to adults. Since its launch in 2005, it has been a favoured choice for those seeking a more relaxed, child-free cruising experience. The ship is 290 metres long, with a gross tonnage of 83,781, and comfortably accommodates up to 2,094 passengers across its 11 guest decks.
Arcadia is crafted for those who prefer extended adventures and world cruises. It offers a perfect retreat for travellers who prioritise comfort and the thrill of exploring far-flung destinations—all without the lively chaos of a family-focused setting. Find more cruises on Arcadia!
Arvia
Arvia, the latest addition to the P&O Cruises family, set sail on her maiden voyage in December 2022. As a sister ship to Iona, she’s tailor-made for the British cruise market, combining contemporary luxury with clever design. At a whopping 184,700 gross tonnage, Arvia accommodates up to 5,200 passengers, making her one of the largest and most impressive ships in the fleet.
Arvia brings together the best of both worlds—relaxing days at sea and a dash of adventure—while keeping things effortlessly modern and comfortable. With her innovative design, planet-friendly approach, and itineraries that make you want to pack your bags yesterday, she’s the kind of ship that makes every moment feel like part of the journey, not just a way to get there. Find more cruises on Arvia!
Aurora (Adult only)
Aurora may be the smallest and oldest ship in the P&O Cruises family, but she has a unique charm. Launched way back in 2000, Aurora is all about timeless elegance and a laid-back vibe, perfect for adults who like their cruising experience a touch more refined—no frills, just effortless class. With space for 1,874 guests spread across her 270-metre frame and a comfortable gross tonnage of 76,152, Aurora manages to feel intimate without ever feeling cramped—like a cosy, elegant retreat gliding through the seas.
Aurora is all about combining the best of traditional cruising with modern comforts. She’s small, which means no big crowds and has a warm, friendly atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. Aurora is perfect for those who want to really get to know the places they visit while enjoying a charming and sophisticated ship. Find more cruises on Aurora!
Britannia
Britannia, once the crown jewel of the P&O Cruises fleet, has been turning heads since her debut in March 2015. Built by Fincantieri in Italy, she’s an impressive 330 metres long, with a gross tonnage of 143,000 and room for 3,647 passengers. Britannia is the perfect mix of modern luxury and British charm, designed to feel sophisticated yet welcoming for all who step aboard.
Britannia is all about bringing together the best of everything: modern luxury, British tradition, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Find more cruises on Britannia!
Iona
Iona, the latest P&O Cruises flagship, made her grand debut in August 2021. Designed specifically for the British cruise market, she’s a showstopper in every way. With a whopping 184,089 gross tonnage and space for up to 5,200 guests, she’s the largest and most innovative ship in the fleet. Iona offers the perfect mix of luxury, adventure, and a greener way to travel.
Iona isn’t just a ship—it’s an experience. From indulging in mouth-watering food to soaking up world-class entertainment or discovering picture-perfect destinations, every moment feels like you are the inspiration for Iona’s design. Find more cruises on Iona!
Ventura
Ventura has been welcoming guests on board since April 2008, combining modern comforts with timeless British cruising charm. Built in Italy by Fincantieri, she’s a 289-metre beauty designed for relaxed, easy-going holidays. With space for up to 3,727 guests, there’s plenty of room to unwind, explore, and make every moment feel just right.
Ventura gives you the freedom to enjoy your cruise your way. With a brilliant mix of dining, entertainment, and places to relax, she’s perfect for cruises of any length. Find more cruises on Ventura!
P&O Cruises Accommodation
Where you sleep, lounge, and occasionally binge-watch lousy TV is a big deal on holiday. P&O Cruises understands this completely. They’re not just here to whisk you off to stunning destinations; they’re here to make sure that when the day’s adventuring is done, you’ve got a cosy, stylish space to kick back in – whether that’s with a glass of wine on your private balcony or cocooned in bed with a cuppa.
But what makes P&O Cruises’ cabins so great? Let’s unpack this (pun fully intended).
Cabins That Fit Every Vibe
Not all travellers are created equal. Some of us are “bubble bath and room service” people; others are “I just need a clean space to collapse into after dancing all night.” Then, some want a bit of both – the occasional luxury with plenty of practicality. Luckily, P&O Cruises has a cabin for every mood and budget. Here’s the lowdown:
Suites: Where Dreams Come True (And So Do Butler Services)
If you’re the “go big or go home” type, these are your digs. Suites are unapologetically luxurious – whirlpool baths, champagne on arrival, chocolates (because, obviously), and a butler who’s essentially a real-life holiday fairy godmother. Plus, suites offer added privacy and plenty of space to stretch out, making them perfect for unwinding in style. And the perks? You’ll get priority on everything: check-in, restaurant bookings, and life. This isn’t just a cabin – it’s an upgrade to main character status.
Mini-Suites: A Fancy Middle Ground
Now, if you like the idea of a suite but without quite the same level of opulence (or price tag), mini-suites are your sweet spot. On Arvia and Iona, you’ll even find Conservatory Mini-Suites, where you get a little extra lounge space tucked neatly between your cabin and balcony.
Balcony Cabins: Vitamin Sea, Right Outside
There’s something special about waking up, throwing open your balcony doors, and letting that salty sea air waft in. (Trust me, it’s better than coffee.) Balcony cabins offer the perfect combo of indoor comfort and outdoor escape. Pro tip: morning coffee or evening wine tastes about 40% better when enjoyed out here.
Sea View Cabins: The Best Windows in Town
No balcony? No problem. Sea View cabins still let you drink in those ocean vistas – just through a lovely big window instead. Bonus: no need to stress about seagulls interrupting your private sunbathing session. (Britannia fans, though, take note: this option isn’t available on that ship.)
Inside Cabins: Cosy, Clever, and Budget-Friendly
Let’s call these the minimalist’s dream. If you’re the type who spends 90% of your time exploring and only 10% in your cabin, these are perfect. Small? Sure. But functional? Absolutely. And don’t worry – they’re just as comfortable as the fancier options, so you won’t feel short-changed.
Single Cabins: Solo Travellers, Assemble!
Travelling solo doesn’t mean you have to compromise on style. P&O Cruises’ Single Cabins are thoughtfully designed for one, complete with all the storage you’ll need for your perfectly curated holiday wardrobe. (Because, yes, you’ll need three pairs of shoes for a seven-day cruise. No judgement here.) Oh, and on some ships, you even get a private balcony – just you, the sea, and zero people nicking the best balcony chair.
Little Touches That Make All the Difference
Here’s what really seals the deal: the thoughtful extras in your cabin. It’s all designed to make life at sea as easy and delightful as possible. Most cabins come with:
- A daily steward service, aka the magical human who makes your cabin feel fresh and fab every single day.
- Tea and coffee facilities – because, honestly, what’s life without a proper brew?
- A hairdryer, safe, and air conditioning – the holy trinity of holiday necessities.
- Beds that convert from twin to king-size – you decide the vibe.
- Toiletries by The White Company. That’s right, your shampoo is fancier than you are.
- A vanity desk and chair – perfect for getting ready, writing postcards, or maybe just staring at your reflection, thinking, “Am I really this relaxed?” (Spoiler: yes.)
A quick heads-up: some features might vary slightly thanks to P&O Cruises’ enhanced health and well-being measures. You know, to keep things safe and ship-shape.
The Power of Choice: Cabin Locations
You know that feeling when you’re booking a holiday, and you want the quiet end of the hallway, away from the lift? P&O Cruises gets it. That’s why they’ve got the Select Price option – which lets you pick your cabin location (subject to availability, of course). Want to be near the pool? Done. Fancy a mid-ship spot for less rocking? Sorted. Being fussy has never been this fun. Just keep in mind that selecting your cabin location via the Select Price option may incur an additional cost, so it’s worth checking when booking.
Why Your Cabin is More Than Just a Cabin
Here’s the thing about P&O Cruises’ accommodation: it’s not just a place to sleep. It’s your little oasis, your sanctuary at sea, your personal retreat when you need to step back from the hustle and bustle of onboard life. Whether you’re sipping bubbly in a suite or curling up in an Inside Cabin with your holiday read, you’ll feel right at home – except, you know, better. Because at home, you don’t have someone delivering fresh towels daily, do you?
So, ready to find your sea legs and your dream cabin? Why not search Cruisez for a P&O Cruise today? Your perfect escape is waiting – all you’ve got to do is unpack (and, let’s be honest, snap a few photos for Instagram). But don’t forget to put the phone down every now and then – some moments are best enjoyed without a filter.
P&O Cruises Dining
Dining at sea is a world of its own, and P&O Cruises knows precisely how to make every meal into some of the highlights of your cruise. Imagine starting your evening with a glass of crisp sauvignon blanc as the sun dips below the horizon, followed by a tender filet mignon cooked to perfection at a candlelit table—all accompanied by the soothing sound of the ocean as your backdrop. With options spanning relaxed, including dining to exclusive speciality experiences, there’s something here to tempt every palate.
Included Restaurants: Something for Everyone
P&O Cruises delivers a variety of dining options included in your holiday package, from elegant sit-down meals in the main restaurants, where you can enjoy dishes like roasted lamb shank or classic fish and chips, to casual bites by the pool, such as freshly grilled burgers and stone-baked pizzas. Delicious doesn’t have to mean extra.
Flexible or Traditional: Your Choice
- Freedom Dining: Eat when you like. Join the virtual queue through My Holiday, and you’ll be notified when your table is set.
- Club Dining: Prefer routine? Club Dining offers the same time and table every night, perfect for building connections over great food.
Main Dining Restaurants
Every ship has its own flair, with restaurants offering everything from timeless British favourites like shepherd’s pie, served with a buttery mash and rich gravy, to adventurous international dishes such as aromatic Thai curries with a perfect balance of spice and coconut cream, or Indian biryanis garnished with fragrant saffron and crispy onions. Here’s a taste:
- Alexandria (Aurora): Classic meets Mediterranean in this elegant spot, perfect for a memorable evening.
- Aqua (Iona): A cosy, flexible space offering everything from hearty breakfasts to multi-course dinners.
- Cinnamon (Ventura): A go-to for Freedom Dining fans, with menus that shine brightest on special Gala Nights.
- Coral (Iona): Big windows, ocean views, and good vibes — ideal for leisurely meals.
- Medina (Aurora): A daily menu that spans the globe, complemented by inventive chef’s specials.
- Meridian (Arcadia, Azura, Britannia): A two-tiered beauty featuring standout Celebration Night dinners by Marco Pierre White.
Casual Dining for Any Mood
Sometimes, you just want to kick back and let the food do the talking. Picture juicy burgers stacked with all your favourite toppings, hand-spun milkshakes so thick they defy the straw, or sizzling global street food that’s packed with bold, unforgettable flavours. These spots are where laid-back dining becomes a feast worth remembering:
- 6th Street Diner (Arvia): Burgers, shakes, and a slice of retro Americana.
- Taste 360 (Iona, Arvia): Global street food vibes with flavours that change daily.
- The Quays (Arvia, Iona): A foodie’s dream, with live cooking stations and a menu that roams the world.
Speciality Restaurants: Worth the Splurge
Treat yourself to something unforgettable at these speciality spots, where the food takes centre stage alongside impeccable service. Epicurean isn’t just about eating—it’s about savouring. Picture their signature beef Wellington: perfectly flaky pastry enveloping tender meat served with a rich, velvety jus. Treat yourself to something unforgettable at these speciality spots, where the food takes centre stage alongside impeccable service. Epicurean isn’t just about eating—it’s about savouring. Picture their signature beef Wellington: perfectly flaky pastry enveloping tender meat served with a rich, velvety jus. Or their chocolate soufflé—a dessert so perfectly airy it feels like biting into a chocolate cloud, balanced with a rich sauce that brings it all together. Combine that with a tranquil atmosphere, where every detail feels thoughtfully curated, and this isn’t just dinner—it’s a story you’ll be telling long after you’ve docked. Be sure to book early; it’s the kind of experience that lingers in the best way.
- Epicurean: (Arvia, Azura, Britannia, Iona, Ventura) Seasonal ingredients and inventive menus for a refined dining experience.
- Oriental: (Azura, Britannia): Club Dining at its finest, offering a refined take on British and global dishes.
- Sindhu: (All ships) A masterclass in Indian cuisine, blending traditional and modern techniques.
- The Beach House: (Arvia, Aurora, Azura, Britannia, Iona, Ventura) Bold dishes inspired by Caribbean and South American comfort food.
- The Chef’s Table: (Arvia, Iona) A behind-the-scenes treat with wine pairings, chef insights, and a menu crafted to impress.
Dietary Needs and Family Dining
P&O Cruises makes everyone feel welcome at the table. Maybe it’s the way the staff remember you like your coffee extra hot or how they happily tweak a dish to suit your preferences. There’s an effortlessness to the whole experience that feels genuine, whether it’s your tenth cruise or your very first. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free? No problem—just let them know before you sail, and they’ll make it happen.
Families are warmly welcomed aboard the family-friendly ships (excluding Arcadia and Aurora), with children’s menus designed by Annabel Karmel MBE and a dedicated kids’ tea service that’s sure to delight. Even the youngest guests can enjoy specially tailored meals or request baby food options.
Ready to dine your way across the seas? From sunrise breakfasts to late-night bites, P&O Cruises offers more than just meals — they create moments.
P&O Cruises Entertainment
P&O Cruises offers holidays you’ll keep replaying in your head long after you’re back home. Imagine being swept up in the thrill of a spectacular show or cracking up with mates during a lively game night—there’s always something to bring a smile.
Theatres and Show Lounges: A World of Performance
The theatres and lounges onboard are where P&O Cruises truly shines. The Headliners Theatre on Britannia, Iona, and Arvia showcases dazzling productions set against impressive LED backdrops. Ventura’s Arena Theatre shifts effortlessly from a relaxed daytime cinema to a buzzing night-time hotspot, brimming with comedy and musical performances. Suppose you’re someone who can’t resist the pull of Latin beats. In that case, Ventura’s Havana Show Lounge delivers an irresistible vibe with its infectious rhythms and electrifying performances.
Each ship brings flair to the stage, offering a lineup of shows and performances that keep things fresh and exciting. Aurora’s Carmen’s Show Lounge features cabaret, quizzes, and energetic discos. At the same time, Arcadia’s The Palladium, a magnificent three-tiered theatre, is complemented by The Globe, a circular bar ideal for live music and dancing. Azura’s The Playhouse Theatre presents a delightful mix of production shows and musical tributes, with two shows every evening.
Live Music Venues: Something for Every Ear
Music enthusiasts will feel at home with a variety of live music options, each venue creating its own vibe—whether it’s the high-energy beats of a live band or the relaxed melodies of an acoustic set. The Live Lounge on Britannia and the Club House on Iona and Arvia deliver lively performances, including singers, comedians, and late-night DJs. On Iona and Arvia, The 710 Club feels like a step back in time—perhaps you might have a cocktail in hand while vintage music is playing softly in the background. On Ventura, the Tamarind Club is all about good vibes, mixing foot-tapping tunes with comedy that has you laughing until your cheeks hurt.
Beyond the Stage: More to Explore
Entertainment doesn’t end when the stage lights dim. The SkyDome on Arvia and Iona, with its stunning glass ceiling, turns into a buzzing hub after dark, hosting aerial performances and live shows that captivate every audience. For film fans, the Ocean Studios Cinemas on Iona and Arvia are perfect for catching a blockbuster or rewatching a favourite classic. Arcadia’s snug Screening Room and Aurora’s plush Playhouse Cinema are great for a quiet, cosy movie night.
If adventure is your thing, Mission Control on Arvia lets you dive into a thrilling submarine simulation that’s packed with excitement. And if you fancy something quirky, the Silent Disco on select ships is perfect for dancing like nobody’s watching—with headphones on, of course.
Cruise Questions
P&O Cruises FAQ’s
Which Ship is the Largest and which is the Smallest in the P&O Cruises Fleet?
The largest ships in the P&O Cruises fleet are Arvia and Iona. Arvia is 345 metres long and weighs 184,700 tons, and Iona is 344 metres long and weighs 184,000 tons. Each has 15 guest decks and can carry 5,200 passengers.
Aurora is the smallest ship in the fleet. She is 270 metres long, has nine guest decks, and has a normal operating capacity of 1,874 passengers.
How Big are P&O Cruises’ Cabins and Suites?
The cabin sizes across the P&O Cruises fleet vary. The smallest cabins are on Arvia & Iona. A few of their inside cabins are 107 sq ft; however, some inside cabins are up to 213 sq ft. Arcadia boasts the largest suite at 843 sq ft.
What is P&O Cruises’ Dress Code?
Daytime: You’re free to wear whatever you like.
Evening: Smart Casual or Black Tie, depending on the evening and venue. The requirements are in the Horizon paper.
Are the Ships in the P&O Cruises’ Fleet Family Friendly?
Five of P&O Cruises’ seven ships cater for families. They are Arvia, Azura, Britannia, Iona and Ventura. Arcadia & Aurora are adult-only cruise ships.
