Cruise types

Every way to cruise

• Adults only

  Calm moments, gourmet dining and top-notch entertainment, without the bustle of children. P&O Cruises has two ships dedicated to adults, Arcadia and Aurora.

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• All-inclusive

  Everything taken care of from the moment you step on board: your cabin, meals, drinks, entertainment and activities, and on some voyages shore excursions and gratuities too.

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• European river cruises

  Summer sunshine or the Christmas markets in winter. Specially designed river ships glide past medieval castles and into Vienna, Budapest and Paris, cities the big ships cannot reach.

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• Event voyages

  Sail with great talents in gastronomy, art and entertainment. Cunard's Event Voyages are created with partners such as Cheltenham Festivals, Harper's Bazaar and the Olivier Awards.

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• Expedition cruises

  Smaller ships purpose-built for the most remote and unspoiled places on earth: the polar regions, Zodiacs under bird cliffs and along jungle rivers, kayaks among icebergs.

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• Golf cruises

  Azamara's golf programme with PerryGolf visits more than 25 countries and more than 80 courses each year, fully hosted from beginning to end.

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• Groups and incentives

  Families, friends, clubs, corporate teams and wedding parties, together on one voyage, with everything organised in one package: milestone birthdays, reunions, weddings at sea and incentive trips.

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• Repositioning cruises

  One-way voyages as ships move between seasons, with more sea days, more continents in a single journey, and often exceptional value.

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• Themed cruises

  Voyages built around a theme, from Food Heroes, fashion and literature to dance and music, with exclusive speakers, events and shore excursions.

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• Transatlantic crossings

  Nowhere to be but on board: fine dining, conversation over cocktails and world-class entertainment as time becomes your own. Today Queen Mary 2 is the only Cunard ship that regularly makes the crossing.

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• World cruises

  The journey of a lifetime, with Cunard, Seabourn and P&O Cruises, as a full world cruise or a shorter segment.

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• Family-friendly cruises

  Kids' clubs, teen hangouts and entertainment for every age, dining even the pickiest eaters will love, and activities for children, parents and grandparents alike.

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