Fly-cruisingin focus
When you’re planning your well deserved holiday, there’s no reason why you can’t cast your sights far from home, in fact a fl y-cruise is the perfect option if you want to explore further afi eld.
Fly-cruise holidays to the
Mediterranean During Autumn 2012 Adonia will exclusively offer six Mediterranean fly-cruise holidays. By flying direct to the Mediterranean you’re able to sail further east than our Southampton departing cruises of the same duration. This is why Adonia is the only ship to offer 14 night holidays which visit Haifa, Ashdod, Alexandria, Cairo and Limassol.
Should you choose to join Adonia on one of her fly-cruise holidays, you have the option to arrange your flights independently or let us organise these for you by opting for the P&O Cruises Recommends fly-cruise option. These two options are presented separately within the fare grids. Our fly-cruise option includes charter flights and group coach transfers to/from Adonia.
Holiday package options (for Mediterranean fly-cruises)
If you take our P&O Cruises Recommends fly-cruise option then you can opt for our holiday package options which include transferring to a scheduled flight, private transfers and hotel stays.
Private transfer – rather than taking the group coach transfers, which are inclusive in the fly-cruise option, you can upgrade to a private transfer from between £29pp and £189pp. Your private transfer includes your return journey from the ship to the airport.
Hotel stay – If you would like to explore your embarkation/disembarkation port in more depth, we can arrange a hotel stay from one to four nights. Located in Athens, Venice (from Trieste) and Naples (from Salerno), our recommended hotels all offer first class facilities and are conveniently located close to the city sights. As part of your hotel stay, we’ll also provide transfers from the ship/airport to your hotel and on to the airport/ship after your stay. Hotel stays can only be arranged in combination with scheduled flights. See adjacent for further details on scheduled flight alternatives.
For full details of our holiday package options turn to page 155. To enjoy these holiday package options you must opt for the P&O Cruises Recommends fly-cruise option when you book your holiday.
Fly-cruise holidays to the
Caribbean In winter, the shores of the Caribbean prove too tempting, which is why Azura and Ventura are based out of Barbados for a few months of the year. Charter flights to Barbados are included in your fare and normally depart the UK in the morning arriving the same afternoon. Inbound flights are normally overnight. You can also opt to sail to the Caribbean and fly home or vice versa - these are our Caribbean Transatlantic cruises. If you are travelling to the Caribbean you may be required to complete an ESTA application – refer to your flight notification for details and see page 256 for further ESTA information.
Mediterranean & Caribbean flights
For our Mediterranean and Caribbean dedicated charter flights we use aircraft from reputable carriers such as Thomas Cook Airlines and Thomson Airways. Departures are available from London Gatwick and Manchester plus, on Caribbean flights, you can fly from a number of regional airports for a supplement of £50pp. Flights from/to Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham are included in the price of your holiday. Full details can be found within each itinerary.
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