Sunday, April 24, 2011

P&O Cruises - Why So Popular? by on cruises

P&O Cruises - Why So Popular?


by Kayleigh Crawford


P&O Cruises, based in Southampton on the south coast of England have grown to become one of the biggest cruise operators in the whole world. They have done this by building a reputation of quality, consistency and assurance to their passengers that they are reliable, safe and offer high levels of service constantly, no matter who you are or where you are going.

As the oldest cruise line in the world, with a history dating back to the early 19th century, P&O Cruises have had time to evolve their service and fleet to the operation that is seen today. They currently have seven cruise ships on their fleet, with another, the Adonia, expecting to join in May this year.

P&O are known to be able to cater for a range of ages and tastes. They are particularly hospitable to families with young children and offer activities for your little ones to keep themselves occupied during their stay.

At the same time, if kids aren't your thing and the main reason you are trying to get away, P&O Cruises also adult-only sailings, including special deals for couples and even solo-travellers. It is this variety and choice which means their appeal is spread far and wide, meaning they are often the first cruise company that people look out when deciding where and when to book their cruise getaway.

In 2011/2012 alone, P&O cruises will be using five ships to visit 115 ports in 55 countries across the world. This incredible amount means that they are able to offer some fantastic prices on holidays, without sacrificing any of the quality.

P&O are also well known for their excellent food and entertainment. Professional chefs such as Marco Pierre White and Gary Rhodes have all designed menus to be used onboard the ships, while state of the art theatres and cinemas can also be found on board for those who like to chill out in the evenings. Those who like a bit livelier nightlife can find discos and bars to keep them amused into the small hours.

Departures can be found with P&O Cruises straight from a UK port such as Southampton or Liverpool, or you can jet off to your sunny destination and join the ship there.




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