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Oceania Cruises goes adults-only: what the new 18+ policy means for future sailings
Oceania Cruises has confirmed a big policy change for future bookings: it’s moving to an adults-only model, meaning guests must be 18 or over for new reservations. We’ve pulled together what’s changing, what happens if you’ve already booked, and what it means for anyone who normally cruises with family. What’s changing New reservations will be 18+ only From 7 January 2026, Oceania will only accept new bookings where everyone in the cabin is 18 or older. This is a cruise-line-
George and Dan
2 hours ago3 min read


P&O Cruises All-Inclusive Packages: what they actually are (and whether they’re worth it)
If you’ve ever got on board and thought, “Right… drinks, Wi-Fi, and the odd speciality meal is going to add up,” P&O have basically bundled those things into one easy add-on. P&O’s new all-inclusive packages let you upgrade at the point you book and (in their words) save compared to buying those bits separately on board.  So what do you get? Both packages include three things: A drinks package Wi-Fi Speciality dining credit (to spend in the speciality restaurants) That’s th
George and Dan
5 days ago5 min read


Norwegian Fjord Cruise 2026: Why It’s the Best Year to Go
Norway’s fjords are one of those places that somehow look unreal in real life. Think sheer cliffs, glassy water, waterfalls you can hear before you see, and little villages tucked right at the edge of the mountains. If you’ve been on the fence, 2026 is a brilliant year to go. You’ve got loads of itinerary choice, plenty of sailings from the UK and Europe, and it’s an easy, low-stress way to see a lot of Norway without constantly packing and unpacking. What makes a Norwegian F
George and Dan
Dec 27, 20254 min read
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