FAQs
You're spoilt for choice! Our cruises from Southampton take you to the Norwegian Fjords, the Med, Canary Islands, Spain & Portugal, World Cruises, Short Breaks, South America, Northern Europe, as well as USA and Caribbean cruises. How long does it take to get from Southampton to the first destination?
Which airline do P&O cruises use to the Caribbean? ›
We are pleased to be partners with TUI Airways, Norse Atlantic and Virgin Atlantic for our Caribbean fly-cruises in the winter 2024/25 season.
What happened with P and O cruises? ›
Announcing that P&O Cruises Australia would be shut down in March 2025 and integrated into Carnival Cruise Line, owned by global ship operator Carnival Corporation, CEO Josh Weinstein said the decision was made because of the South Pacific's small population as well as “significantly higher operating and regulatory ...
What is not allowed on P&O cruises? ›
To ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday for all our guests items which may pose a risk to the safety of guests and crew are not allowed to be brought onboard our ships including: Irons, kettles, coffee machines, baby bottle warmers, candles, heating devices, illegal drugs, illicit substances, flammable liquids, weapons ...
What country is P&O Cruises in? ›
P&O Cruises is a British cruise line based at Carnival House in Southampton, England, operated by Carnival UK and owned by Carnival Corporation & plc.
Where does P&O operate? ›
Our Cruise Destinations
Our cruises depart from Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Fremantle, Cairns, and Auckland and set sail for some incredible destinations throughout the South Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia.
How many suitcases can you take on a P&O cruise? ›
You can bring as many bags as you can comfortably fit into your cabin, but each item of luggage should weigh no more than 23kg for safety and handling purposes. If an item exceeds 23kg at embarkation you will be recalled to the terminal and asked to remove items or repack your bags.
Can Americans go on P&O cruises? ›
The unrivaled innovation and professionalism of Britain's favorite cruise line can now be experienced by residents of the U.S., Canada and Central America. Sail with P&O Cruises to the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, South America, Northern Europe and other destinations.
What does P&O mean in cruises? ›
The Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O) first offered voyages known as 'excursions,' when passengers from England travelled with the Royal Mails to ports on the Iberian Peninsular and the Mediterranean, returning home on other P&O mail voyages.
What is the P&O scandal? ›
And according to the Guardian, P&O Ferries has exploited a legislative loophole that has allowed it to pay some crew members hired from overseas less than the UK minimum wage – in some cases paying £4.87 an hour rather than the £5.15 it told MPs it was paying.
That's not to say that P&O Cruises are a budget cruise line - far from it. However, they represent excellent value when you look at what is included as standard in the cost of a P&O Cruises holiday, especially when compared to a comparable land-based holiday.
Is P&O owned by Carnival? ›
P&O Cruises is part of Carnival Corporation & plc – the world's largest leisure company – and has been for over 20 years. Carnival is based in the USA and its combined fleet includes over 100 ships across several cruise lines including Cunard, Princess and Carnival Cruise Line. What does P&O Cruises stand for?
How strict is the P&O dress code? ›
The dress code during the day is just your typical holiday wardrobe. Think t-shirts, shorts and sundresses (unless you're heading to colder climates in the winter!). Away from the pool, we ask for shoes to be worn and no pool wear in the ship's lounges, inside bars, restaurants or reception.
Is water free on P&O cruises? ›
Water, teas and coffees are available on board free of charge. However, for canned, still or sparkling water, or specialist teas and coffees such as Costa Coffee or Teapigs, you'll need to either purchase a Drinks Package or pay as you go.
Can you wear jeans to dinner on a cruise? ›
A good rule of thumb for cruisers is to always pack at least one pair of long pants that are not jeans, for dinners onboard. As far as dress prohibitions, cruise lines tend to follow policies similar to airlines, disallowing guests from wearing clothing bearing messages that are distasteful or patently offensive.
Can Americans sail on P&O? ›
The unrivaled innovation and professionalism of Britain's favorite cruise line can now be experienced by residents of the U.S., Canada and Central America. Sail with P&O Cruises to the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, South America, Northern Europe and other destinations.
Do P&O do Caribbean cruises? ›
Are fly-cruises available to the Caribbean? Yes, with P&O Cruises you can get to paradise pronto on a fly-cruise to the Caribbean. You can fly to, and from, Barbados or Saint Lucia where you'll meet, or depart from your P&O Cruises ship.
Where do P and O ferries go to? ›
P&O Ferries are one of the UK's largest ferry operators with a vast fleet of ships serving a network of ferries to France, Belgium, Holland, Ireland, England and Northern Ireland and celebrated their 175th anniversary in 2012.
Do P and O go to Alaska? ›
P&O Cruises' managing director Carol Marlow said: “Alaska is one of life's 'must see' destinations and research tells us that our passengers agree.