Azura
Oceana Refreshed in 2013 115,000 tons, 3,100 passengers and 1,226 crew 77,000 tons, 2,016 passengers and 870 crew
Ventura Refreshed in 2013 FAMILY FRIENDLY | 15
115,000 tons, 3,096 passengers and 1,226 crew
Offering choice and a real sense of indulgence, Azura has an exclusive open-air spa terrace and an alfresco cinema to watch blockbusters in the sunshine or beneath a starlit sky. A foodie’s paradise, she has 12 places to eat including 3 main restaurants, Seventeen for the ultimate classic fi ne dining experience and Sindhu - an Indian fi ne dining restaurant created by Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar.
Oceana’s atrium offers a real ‘wow’ as soon as you step on board, with its palm trees and glass-fronted lifts. Her diverse and fl exible dining and entertainment options offer great choice day and night - from 2 main restaurants, an Italian restaurant by Marco Pierre White and a poolside grill to 13 places to drink, a nightclub, a casino, 2 pools and a champagne bar, plus fun facilities for children of all ages.
Ventura is a ship where something is always going on. With 12 places to eat, including 3 main restaurants, as well as a wine bar, a fi ne dining restaurant by Marco Pierre White, and a dedicated family restaurant where you can dine whenever you choose, day or night. You’ll also fi nd 16 places to drink, fantastic children’s clubs, a lavish two-deck theatre and a tranquil spa, not to mention many quieter places to simply relax.
FFAMILYRIENDLY largership
PLACES TO DINE:
Oriental, Peninsular and Meridian Restaurants (Club & Freedom Dining) • Atul Kochhar’s Sindhu • Olly Smith’s The Glass House • Seventeen classic fi ne dining restaurant • Verona and Venezia buffet restaurants • Trattoria Italian restaurant in Verona (evening only) • Poolside pizzeria, grill and ice cream • Java • 24hr room service
PLACES TO UNWIND: The Retreat al fresco spa terrace • Oasis Spa with pool and thermal suite • Salon • Gymnasium • 4 pools & 6 whirlpool spas • Sports court • Golf nets • Library • Photo and art galleries • Shops
PLACES TO BE ENTERTAINED: The Playhouse theatre • SeaScreen open air cinema • Monte Carlo casino • Malabar • Manhattan show lounge • 3 deck atrium with dance fl oor
PLACES TO SOCIALISE: Olly Smith’s The Glass House wine bar • Planet Bar with 20m plasma video wall • Blue bar • Brodie’s pub • Manhattan nightclub • 4 deck bars
FFAMILYRIENDLY
mid-sized ship
PLACES TO DINE: Adriatic & Ligurian Restaurants (Club & Freedom Dining) • Café Jardin (serving a Marco Pierre White Pizzeria menu in the evening) • Horizon Grill al fresco restaurant • The Plaza buffet restaurant • Sundaes ice cream bar • 24hr room service
PLACES TO UNWIND: Oasis Spa • Salon • Gymnasium • 2 pools & 6 whirlpool spas • Sports court • Library • Photo and art galleries • Card room • Shops
PLACES TO BE ENTERTAINED: Footlights theatre • Monte Carlo casino • Starlights show lounge
PLACES TO SOCIALISE: Tiffany’s lounge • Winners’ sports bar • Magnums • Yacht & Compass pub • Explorers Bar • Le Club nightclub • 3 deck bars
FFAMILYRIENDLY largership
PLACES TO DINE: Bay Tree, Saffron and Cinnamon Restaurants (Club & Freedom Dining) • Marco Pierre White’s The White Room • Atul Kochhar’s East • Olly Smith’s The Glass House • Waterside and Beach House buffet restaurants • Tazzine • Frankie’s grill, pizzeria and ice cream • 24hr room service
PLACES TO UNWIND: The Retreat al fresco spa terrace • Oasis Spa with endless pool & thermal suite • Salon • Gymnasium • 4 pools, 1 with skydome & 6 whirlpool spas • Sports court • Golf nets • Library • Photo and art galleries • Shops
PLACES TO BE ENTERTAINED: Arena theatre • Casino • Havana show lounge • The Tamarind Club • 3 deck atrium with dance fl oor
PLACES TO SOCIALISE: Olly Smith’s The Glass House wine bar • Metropolis bar with 20m plasma video wall • Red Bar • The Exchange pub & sports bar • 4 deck bars
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