Azura Review

Winter Sun on the P&O Azura

Review for Canary Islands Cruise on Azura
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6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2012
Cabin: Balcony Stateroom

Our first taste of a P&O Cruise, with Azura our ship for this 14 day trip to the Canary Islands, Maderia, Spain and Portugal.

The ship is well presented and the cabin was modern and spacious with plenty of open hanging space and a reasonable size bathroom with compact shower with curtain, however compared to Celebrity Eclipse where the shower had a glass door and room for two!!

This was not our first sailing out of Southampton however our fellow passengers appeared to be totally from the UK. Clearly the major companies selling bulk cabins had done well with many Scots most of whom travelled on the chartered train and many from the North East who came by coach. This gave a holiday camp feel or an all inclusive hotel in Spain, and we were surprised at the number of school age children despite it not being school holidays.

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Balcony Stateroom

Cabin JE

Cabin on Australia Deck A243

Good size with Balcony, good views fore and aft, docking view obstructed by the lower balconies that stick out beyond the side of the ship.

In rough seas creaking of ceiling panels especially when rolling.

Good furnishings and hanging space.

Roomy cabin.

Shower area small with curtain, bathroom only slightly bigger than a cross channel ferry.

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