Look out for the
which indicates cruises traditionally sailing in the school holidays. As these holidays vary by school it’s worth checking the dates before you book.
“ Childr After dark
We do ensure some of the bars and public rooms on board are exclusive to adults (aged 16 and over). To fi nd out about the different types of restaurants on board turn to pages 18-21. You can even buy a soft drinks package for your children at the start of your cruise, just to make life, and budgeting, a little easier.
You can find out exactly what each ship has to offer at
www.pocruises.co.uk/family
After dark our ships offer the perfect babysitting service, a fully supervised night nursery for under 5s is available from 6pm to 2am and Slumber Time†
for 5-8 year olds
where your little ones can sleep under the watchful eyes of our fully trained staff between 10.30pm to midnight. The night nursery and Slumber Time are both free of charge. We’ll give you a pager should we need to contact you. And all family-friendly ships offer the use of an in-cabin listening facility, so you can check in from any ships telephone.
Costing your family holiday
Underneath the fare grids of our four family- friendly ships Aurora, Azura, Oceana and Ventura, you will fi nd the Family Savers reductions, as illustrated below.
Infant and children under 2 fares This is the fare payable for infants over 6 months and under 2 years old, staying in cabins that can accommodate a travel cot, with two full paying adult passengers.
Family Savers – aged 2 to 16 years This is the discount available for children aged 2-16 travelling with two full paying adult passengers, and utilising extra beds in a cabin.
Family Savers are applicable to the extra beds found in some of our cabins. You’ll fi nd that many infant and child places are offered free of charge, dependant on the cruise. Turn to page 180 to fi nd out about our Family Savers.
Fare payable for infants over 6 months and under 2 years
Family Savers - aged 2 to 16 years Deduct % from fare
Share Savers - Adult Deduct % from fare
Single occupancy in twin Add % to fare
FREE 90%
80% 60%
Example savings Please turn to page 180 for more details on family cruising or visit
www.pocruises.co.uk/family WWW.POCRUISES.CO.UK 29
...during the holiday
season, we run activities such as sports coaching and talent shows.
” ildren’s Club Clubs
The Reef caters for all ages, with clubs tailored to certain age groups:
H20 (13-17 year olds) We’re confi dent that the mix of music, movies, interactive games and discos will keep our teenage passengers occupied for the whole holiday. For the more active, we also have table tennis, football and much more. Plus, during the holiday season, we run activities such as sports coaching and talent shows.
Scubas (9-12 year olds) With a Jukebox, consoles and fun gameshows there’s something for everyone in Scubas. After dark, the fun continues with everything from pool parties to organised games and karaoke. We also organise a whole host of pool and sports sessions, so our younger guests will never be short of something to do.
Surfers (5-8 year olds) From imaginative play to fun and games, sports challenges, and even personal appearances from Mr. Bump from the Mr. Men Show, our 5-8 year old passengers can be kept endlessly entertained. They can enjoy Cookery Corner and active games such as three-legged races. In the evenings your little ones can watch a favourite fi lm and drift off amidst bean bags as you relax knowing they are in safe hands.
Splashers (2-4 year olds) Ball pools, water play, outdoor play areas and fun activities such as glove puppet shows and colouring competitions all combine to make Splashers a great place for children at that age when they’re constantly on the go.
Under 2s Our youngest passengers are well taken care of too, with bottle warmers, infant milk and baby food available. We also stock all the essential items in our on board shops.
Occasionally the age groups may be combined to 2–8 and 9–17.
FAMILIES
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