P&O Cruises
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P & O Cruises never fail to deliver.
You could say that we are now classed as cruise fanatics, this being our seventh cruise and all with P & O Cruises. Each one has provided us with amazing memories and we have always been treated like royalty by all the crew members, they are a delight to travel with. Some would say you can't give a true comparison without trying other cruise lines first, but why would we do that, when we are treated so well by P & O Cruises? We've wanted to visit Iceland for quite a while, so as soon as we booked we couldn't wait for the date to come around. First port of call was Belfast, a beautiful city with so much to offer and a chance to finally visit the Titanic Museum, well worth the wait, with a walkthrough of the White Star tender Normandie. Iceland didn't fail with all it's stunning natural beauty and we were so lucky with the weather, bonus. Reykjavik was lovely, but the further north we went the scenery was stunning, we were fortunate to see orca from Arcadia as well as video footage and in all fairness the bridge would make announcements if they spotted any wildlife or something of interest. Next on to the Norwegian leg of the voyage and despite two previous visits to Norway with P & O Cruises, we hadn't been so high up northern Norway before so the port visits were also memory making moments, taking in all the wonderful scenery and way of life. I would like to extend our sincere thanks to our cabin steward, Francis (Canada Deck 6 Cabins C171 & C175) and our two restaurant waiters, Angelo and Jerrick (Table 21, Meridian Restaurant), they were all incredible and a pleasure to be with throughout the cruise. That said, all the crew throughout the ship were exceptional, friendly, helpful and nothing was too much trouble for them, a reason we like travelling with P & O Cruises. We are already planning for next year's voyage, possibly to the Mediterranean again, but maybe some new locations we haven't yet visited.