Azura Review

4.0 / 5.0
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Azura Feb 2011

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Azura
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6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Feb 2011
Cabin: Balcony Stateroom

Azura A103A Caribbean 5th Feb - 21Feb 2011. Cabin B308. My wife and I have cruised the Caribbean with P&O five times now. MV Victoria (the old Victoria) Oceana, Adonia, and Artmis. We have also cruised other parts of the world with different companys. Azura is 289.6m long which is the same as 3 football pitches. Its breath is 36m.

Contrary to other reviews I have read I like to think that this one is objective but not being critical about smaller points and criticising for the sake of it. The Azura is the biggest cruise ship we have been on. Sister ship to the Venturer, it is 289.6m long which is the same as 3 football pitches. Its breath is 36m.

It takes a few days to find your way around. Our cabin was on B deck and unfortunately those who have cabins on C and D deck are over looked by A and B deck. Our Cabin was clean and comfortable and everything I expected from P&O.

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Balcony Stateroom

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Azura B deck cabin B308 a good size, balcony and balcony furniture good. The balcony has a glass front and you overlook passenger's on their balconies on C & D deck. B deck cabin balconies are not over looked. The wardrobe is a walk in one and there is plenty of room to hang things.The bathroom is compact but everything you need. This cabin is located opposite a service door the two nights of disembarkation was very noisy with stewards moving luggage. Ear plugs required, anyother time it was quiet.

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