chicadee

We have just returned from our first P&O cruise on Britannia, we have only ever sailed with Cunard. There is a difference, and the first night we were shocked to see folk in casual dress even t-shirts in the pub. That would not be allowed on Cunard but it does make for a relaxing atmosphere. The majority of people did dress for dinner on Britannia and I have to say the food on Britannia was better than Cunard. The balcony cabins and bathrooms were better as were the pool areas but I would have no hesitation in going back to Cunard.

So impressed were we by the staff on Britannia we are thinking of doing another P&O cruise. Any suggestions, we don't mind children and are young at heart. What's Azura like?

Just returned from cruising the Med on Btitannia and holiday was nearly ruined by all the moaning old people. Two passengers we came across even had A4 sheets of paper with their lists of complaints. Get a life, you got up this morning didn't you! We are nearly 70 and we used the stairs every day as I feel claustrophobic in lifts so a good way to work off the excellent food. Amazing staff, wonderful entertainment and great cabins and this from someone who only sails with Cunard but will definitely be going with P&O again. All credit to P&O the way the ship is run is amazing.

Canny photos, like.

 

Dai

Ya reet there Dai an a hope it's even cannier when we gan on 11th April, it'll be a change from Cunard.

Seems a bit awkward trying to get to Bruges from the port. Does anyone know if Cunard provide a shuttle to the station? Alternatively, if anyone is doing the summer getaway on the Queen Elizabeth arriving in Zeebrugge 29th August, would they like to share a taxi?