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Big News for Families: P&O Cruises Adds Five-Berth Cabins and New All-Age Sailings
Planning a cruise as a family of five can be a bit of a juggling act, but P&O Cruises has just made things much easier. Three of their most popular ships now offer five-berth cabins, and two of their smaller ships will welcome children on selected holidays. It all adds up to more choice, more flexibility and more chances to book the perfect family break. Here’s everything you need to know. Five-Berth Cabins: Families of Five Can Now Share One Space If you’ve ever had to split

George and Dan
8 minutes ago


Olden, Hellesylt & Stavanger: The Best Active Excursions on Your Fjords Cruise
Norway’s fjord ports are some of the best places in the world to swap coach tours for something a bit more active, and the good news is that P&O Cruises visit many of the highlights. Olden , Hellesylt & Stavanger are among the most popular Norwegian ports on P&O Cruises itineraries, which means you’ve got a great mix of adventures right on your doorstep as soon as you step off the ship. In this guide you’ll find a mix of water-based and land-based activities in these key P&

George and Dan
2 days ago


Hellesylt, Norway: The Ultimate Cruise Port Guide
Hellesylt is a tiny stunner of a cruise port tucked into the Sunnmøre region, right at the mouth of the Geirangerfjord. It’s all waterfalls, quiet village charm, and mountains that look like someone turned the contrast up a bit too high. Most ships stop here briefly before heading deeper into the fjord, so it’s one of those grab-a-coffee-and-gasp sort of ports. Keep reading to learn the ins and outs of this cruise port, what to do in a day, and how to make the most of your st

George and Dan
5 days ago


Haugesund, Norway: The Ultimate Cruise Port Guide
Haugesund is a lively coastal town in southwest Norway, often called the home of the Viking kings. The area grew from a small fishing settlement into an important North Sea trading centre. In 872 AD, history was shaped nearby at the Battle of Hafrsfjord, where King Harald Fairhair united Norway into a single kingdom. Later, herring fishing boomed in the 19th century, fueling rapid growth and giving the town real maritime grit. Today, the harbour welcomes visitors from around

George and Dan
Dec 2


Split, Croatia: The Ultimate Cruise Port Guide
Today we’re visiting the vibrant port of Split, Croatia - a fantastic stop on many Adriatic cruises where history, sea and island‑hopping come together. Whether you’re spending a full day or just a few hours ashore, Split has plenty to offer. Split Introduction to port and its history The port of Split lies in the heart of the Dalmatian coast of Croatia and is unusually convenient for cruise passengers because the town centre is so close to the docks. Split’s history runs de

George and Dan
Nov 24


P&O Azura Itinerary Changes Announced: What You Need to Know
Several of P&O Azura’s upcoming Canary Islands sailings have been updated, bringing a fresh mix of ports and a bigger focus on Morocco. These changes affect selected cruises from October 2026 through February 2027. If you’re booked on one of the impacted voyages, here’s a clear breakdown of what’s changed, why it’s happened, and what your options are. Which Azura Cruises Are Changing P&O has confirmed updates to the itineraries on the following sailings: A641C, A642, A642A, A

George and Dan
Nov 20


Top 5 European Christmas Markets
Christmas markets are one of the best bits of winter in Europe. Twinkling lights, wooden huts, the smell of spices in the air and a cup of something hot in your hands… it’s an instant mood-lifter, even when it is absolutely freezing. Whether you are flying in for a weekend, tagging a market visit onto a river cruise, or building a longer winter getaway, some cities just do Christmas better than others. Here are five of the top European Christmas markets worth travelling for,

George and Dan
Nov 17


Valletta, Malta: The Ultimate Cruise Port Guide
The port of Valletta sits in Malta’s natural deep‑water harbour, and in fact the city was built by the knights of the order of Knights of St. John in the mid‑16th century for strategic and defensive reasons. The old town of Valletta is compact, fortified, and full of Baroque palaces, churches and narrow streets. The port itself is modern and well‑set‑up for cruise ships - the terminal sits on the waterfront and is just a short walk from the historic core. What cruise lines v

George and Dan
Nov 9


How can I request a specific cabin on a P&O Cruise?
When you’re booking a P&O Cruise, choosing the right cabin can make a big difference to your holiday. Whether you fancy being close to the lifts, want a midship cabin for stability, or prefer a quiet spot at the back with sweeping wake views – knowing how to request a specific cabin is key. Here’s how it all works and what you need to know before you book. Understanding how cabin allocation works P&O Cruises offers two main types of fares that affect how your cabin is chosen:

George and Dan
Nov 2
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