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NEW Green World Tours


If you’d like to really make a difference to the port you’re visiting, a new range of charitable and responsible tourism shore excursions are now available on selected itineraries. This programme of non profit making tours are designed to support the towns and communities visited, as well as giving you a unique experience ashore.


Visits currently include a Children’s Home in Port Kelang and the Peninsular School Feeding Project in Cape Town. Tours are also offered to various wildlife centres such as the Sea Turtle Conservation Centre in Laem Chabang and the Cats and Dogs Rescue Centre in Ko Samui. The tours vary in price with some including a donation and others just covering costs, leaving you free to donate as much or as little as you choose.


Port Kelang Children’s Home Adult £25-£35, Child £25-£35


Peninsular School Feeding Project Adult £60-£70, Child £60-£70


Sea Turtle Conservation Centre Adult £45-£55, Child £35-£40


Cats and Dogs Rescue Centre Adult £25-£35, Child £20-£30


Good things come in small packages


Many of the most popular excursions offered by P&O Cruises provide a relatively personal experience as part of a small tour group, allowing you to interact with your guide and get to know your fellow passengers. On the Caribbean island of Curaçao for example, you can descend into the hull of the Seaworld Explorer underwater observatory. Sitting in air-conditioned comfort five feet below the surface, you can watch the watery world and its inhabitants pass you by.


If you want to treat yourself to a truly exclusive experience, a ‘Private Tour’ could be just the thing. A great example can be found in the Baltic where car enthusiasts can see St. Petersburg in a vintage Volga (once the pride of the Soviet Union). You can stop and go as you wish visiting sights such as the Troitsky Bridge and the ornate Church of the Saviour on the Spilled Blood plus indulge in ‘high-tea’ at one of the grandest 5-star hotels.


Seaworld Explorer Vintage Volga


Adult £35-£40, Child £20-25 Adult £350-£375 per group, based on three adults.


Adrenalin fuelled fun


From zip wiring to quad biking, scuba diving to RIB riding or even taking a helicopter or plane flight, there are plenty of shore excursions to satisfy even the most thrill-seeking or adventurous of spirit.


Take to the skies in Akureyi, for example, and you can witness stunning views as you fly over the Arctic Circle plus land on the remote and beautiful island of Grimsey. Or in Grenada head into the hilly interior of the Grand Etang Rainforest Reserve to the Balthazar River where you can delight in a spot of river tubing. Alternatively, St Maarten offers the opportunity of a lifetime – the thrill of racing aboard a multi-million dollar America’s Cup race yacht.


Polar Flight to Grimsey Adult £170-£180, Child £100-£110


River Tubing America’s Cup Adult £40-£45, Child n/a Adult £55-£60, Child n/a 5 1


REASONS TO BOOK A SHORE EXCURSION


When your ship sails you to a new and exciting destination nearly every day, you might want to plan for an extraordinary day ashore. We’re here to help you do just that. Although booking a shore excursion may not be fi rst on your list of things to organise, there are some great benefi ts to booking a tour ashore.


MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME ASHORE When you arrive in port you’ll want to be able to enjoy every second of


your time ashore. That’s why we have a team of dedicated destination experts who work closely with local tour operators to bring you an exciting selection of excursions at each port of call. All of the tours follow tried, tested and well-researched itineraries that start as soon as you step off the ship.


dreamt of and to try things you have never done before. You can choose from a wide range of tours to suit all ages, interests and abilities, from leisurely sightseeing tours, to action packed activities, or lazy days on the beach. Tours vary in length too so you can opt for a brief introductory tour or an in-depth full day’s exploration.


2 YOUR CHOICE OF TOURS


refreshments (where advertised) all included, a shore excursion provides excellent value for money. On many of the excursions, you’ll also benefi t from not having to queue at attractions and landmarks, allowing you even more time to see the destination.


3VALUE FOR MONEY


ensure all our shore excursion providers have insurance, and that they have and adhere to their own safety management systems. If an excursion is delayed, the ship will not depart without you, so you won’t need to spend your day clock watching, or worrying about the traffi c. Also, if there’s any reason why we have to make a last minute change to the cruise itinerary, you can rest assured that we’ll offer a range of alternatives.


4PEACE OF MIND


properly for your days ashore, especially as everything is charged in Pounds Sterling. In addition, by reserving your shore excursion before your cruise, you can secure your place on the tours you want. Once you have booked your cruise you can reserve your shore excursions online at www.pocruises.co.uk and click on ‘cruise personaliser’.


5PLAN AHEAD 33 By booking excursions through P&O Cruises, you’ll be able to budget Excursions offer you a safe and secure way of exploring ashore. We With entrance fees, transportation, English speaking guides, lunch and Shore excursions give you the opportunity to see places you have always


SHORE EXCURSIONS


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