Southampton Sailing from
Sailing from Southampton off ers a relaxing start to your holiday. With no need to worry about airport strikes, delays or luggage restrictions, this hassle-free departure off ers an early start to your holiday – from the moment you step on board. Enjoy a delicious lunch, celebrate sail away while the brass band plays on the quayside and wave farewell to Southampton as your holiday begins in style.
Getting to your ship As a rule, your ship will depart from one of two cruise terminals – Ocean Terminal and Mayfl ower Terminal, however there are occasions when we sail from City Terminal or QEII Terminal. We’ll let you know which terminal you need several weeks before you sail.
By road If you choose to drive to your ship, you can leave your car in a secure car park near the terminal. Managed by Cruise and Passenger Services Ltd, this specially arranged service is the only valet car parking in the port of Southampton, and the only car parking company to be guaranteed by P&O Cruises. To organise car parking, contact them directly via
www.candps.com/parking or call 0845 071 3939. It’s also possible to reach your ship by coach. See the map opposite for more details.
By rail Southampton Central train station is just a short taxi journey from all four cruise terminals (usually between 5 and 15 minutes) .
A more leisurely start to your holiday
For an even more stress-free embarkation why not travel to Southampton a little earlier and enjoy a stay at one of our recommended hotels? Then, on the morning of your embarkation, a complimentary shuttle service from the hotel will transport you to the port in as little as 10 to 15 minutes, where a friendly porter will whisk your luggage away and your holiday can begin.
De Vere Grand Harbour
Located in the heart of Southampton alongside the medieval town walls, the iconic Grand Harbour is situated in an attractive waterfront location overlooking the city’s four cruise terminals. The hotel boasts 173 en-suite bedrooms, with suites and balconied waterfront rooms available. There’s an exciting variety of dining options from afternoon teas to champagne, seafood and a Brasserie style restaurant, and an extensive range of leisure facilities includes an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi and spa, as well as a fully equipped gym.
From only £74.50pp* Macdonald Botley Park Hotel, Golf & Spa
Slightly further afi eld, nestled in the beautiful Hampshire countryside, is the Macdonald Botley Park Hotel, Golf & Spa. Only 15 minutes from Southampton Airport and within easy reach of the M3, this modern hotel is set in 176-acres of verdant parkland with an 18-hole championship golf course. Featuring an award-winning restaurant, the Macdonald Botley Park Hotel, Golf & Spa has 130 stylish bedrooms, as well as tennis courts, an indoor swimming pool and a beauty spa.
From only £89.50pp*
For more information and to book please call Reservations on 0845 3 55 4444 *Based on two people sharing a room and includes breakfast. Other packages are available on request, including return transfers and parking at the hotel.
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By air For those travelling a distance to Southampton, an internal fl ight is an additional option (air carriers using Southampton include Flybe and Eastern Airways). Southampton Airport is approximately a 30 minute taxi journey from the city centre. It’s also connected to the city via rail; Southampton Airport Parkway station is adjacent to the airport.
Luggage You can take as many bags as you like when you sail from Southampton, but each piece should weigh no more than 23kg. If you are travelling with Eavesway Travel coaches your baggage allowance is three pieces per passenger, weighing no more than 20kg each. Remember, your allowance will differ if you fl y to Southampton, depending on your chosen airline’s regulations.
SAILING FROM SOUTHAMPTON
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