P&O Cruises, Arcadia recently returned from her refurbishment and I have to say I think she looks amazing! So modern and light, she has been transformed, ready for Christmas, following a multi-million pound refurbishment. The extensive refit is part of P&O Cruises ongoing commitment to ensure continuous improvement of its ships and a consistent standard of…
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P&O Cruises Britannia – Behind The Design
She is still over a year away, but thanks to the beauty of video she is beginning to take shape! Britannia will join the P&O Cruises fleet in 2015 and we are PROMISED she will be worth the wait. Looking at this video she is going to be fantastic! I personally can’t wait to get…
Cruise Ship Cuisine At Home – P&O Cruises Cafe Jardin Recipe Blog
As you know my favourite place to dine onboard P&O Cruises, Oceana is the Marco Pierre White, Café Jardin. The food is delicious and to be honest it’s nice to have the lighter lunchtime options that they provide, like a Panini or soup. The breakfast and lunch menus are at no extra charge whereas the evening…
Building Britannia Britain’s Largest Cruise Ship – Progress Photo Blog
We still have a while to go before she graces our shores, but I wanted to share some pictures with you today of Britannia’s construction progress. She is starting to resemble a ship! 🙂 She is due for delivery in March 2015 and the first cruises are expected go on sale in the Spring of…
More Ports Of Call, A Calm Biscay And Disembarkation
It’s been a while since I last checked in with you! Unfortunately I couldn’t get the ship Wi-Fi to soak up enough juice to power my blog so had to wait until I returned home before I could bring you more content. I know you are thinking the same thing, the cruise flew over! It…
La Coruna, Casablanca And A Sad Day Aboard Oceana
Today we found ourselves in Casablanca, Morocco. A place full of hustle and bustle, but it was enjoyable and a place I would definitely like to visit again. We had a walk through the old Medina then jumped in a ‘petite taxi’ to the Hassan II Mosque. What a stunning Mosque it was, absolutely beautiful,…
Back Onboard Oceana
Well, as most of you know, I boarded Oceana yesterday in Southampton for an 11-night Atlantic Coast voyage. At present we are somewhere off the coast of France sailing through the Bay of Biscay and she is living up to her name. It’s been quite lumpy and bumpy since we left port yesterday, much to…
P&O Cruises and Cunard Launch NEW Value And Early Saver Fares
New premium value headline fares introduced with lower prices on 100,000 cabins across 200 cruise New Early Saver fares launched on 90,000 cabins on 178 cruises P&O Cruises and Cunard Line have launched two new fare types giving customers a choice of premium fares that are inclusive of their most preferred added value benefits, and…
It’s A P&O Cruises Thing
I look through my collection of personal photographs from cruises gone by and they show happy times with laughter, adventure, usually too much of the alcoholic stuff and the smiles of some pretty awesome crew members, and a large majority of those images are from cruises with P&O. It will come as no surprise then…
Which P&O Cruises Ship Is The Best In The Fleet
A few days ago I started a general chat with friends on Facebook about P&O Cruises ships, this then led into a debate on which ship was the best in fleet. I asked people on twitter and then I put the question to the CruiseMiss Facebook audience and the response was fantastic! I could barely…
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