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...as the brass band on the quayside


strikes up to signal the start of your adventure, you can raise a glass and anticipate all the sights and sounds that


you can’t wait to experience. ”


As “the trusted cruise experts”, we can trace our sea going roots back 175 years in 2012 and we will be celebrating in style, see page 36 for details.


With our entire fl eet of seven ships featured, you can choose the wonderful camaraderie of small ship cruising with Adonia or big ship cruising with Azura and Ventura, and everything in between. And, if you know our fl eet well, then you may be interested to know that Oriana will have undergone a substantial rejuvenation ready for her 2012 season, as she becomes exclusively for adults. Adonia and Arcadia are also just for adults to enjoy.


There’s also a fantastic choice of four family-friendly ships that offer the perfect school holiday cruises. The Reef, our children’s club, is free of charge and operates year round so whenever you want to travel there will always be lots to keep the young and older children entertained. Find out more about The Reef and the facilities available on pages 28-29.


If this is your fi rst insight into the world of P&O Cruises, I do hope you enjoy leafi ng through these pages. In addition to the many holidays detailed inside, you’ll fi nd articles dedicated to painting a picture of life on board. Our ship comparison guide can be found on pages 6-7; a great way to compare facilities. But, rest assured, whichever ship you choose, you will enjoy that ‘P&Oness’ that ensures you will discover a different world, and have a holiday of a lifetime!


Kind regards


About P&O Cruises 5 Why P&O Cruises?


Contents


15 Weddings at Sea 16 Dress Codes 18 Dining 22 Entertainment 26 Spa 28 Families 30 Shore Excursions 32 The P&O Cruises Peninsular Club 33 www.pocruises.co.uk 36 Celebrating 175 years


The holidays


102 Central Mediterranean 114 Eastern Mediterranean 120 USA & Canada 122


Caribbean Our ships


6 Choosing your ship summary 8 Our ships in detail


138 Adonia cabins & deck plans 144 Arcadia cabins & deck plans 150 Aurora cabins & deck plans 156 Azura cabins & deck plans 162 Oceana cabins & deck plans 168 Oriana cabins & deck plans 174 Ventura cabins & deck plans


Useful information 4 Our value promise


126 Port gazetteer 180 You might like to know 182 You need to know 186 Travel insurance 187 Booking conditions 193 World’s leading cruise lines 194 Essential holiday extras 195 Booking your holiday


34 Your questions answered


38 Sailing from Southampton with P&O Cruises 39 A guide to pricing your holiday 40 Two to seven night cruise breaks 48 Atlantic Coast 54 Canary Islands 62 Western Mediterranean 74 Around Britain 76 Baltic 84 Norway & Iceland


3 WWW.POCRUISES.CO.UK


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