Azura Review

WHERE TWO WORLDS COLLIDE

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Sail Date: Dec 2011
Cabin: Balcony Stateroom

WHERE TWO WORLDS COLLIDE

Arriving in Barbados we were very slowly herded through a very hot cattle shed (the word shed was painted on the outside of the building -- not our derogatory term) before being allowed to board. This really set the scene for our wonderful dream cruise aboard Azura. I wonder if P&O have considered using cattle prods to move things on a little faster!!

This was our first and last cruise on board the Azura. It seems to have become the flagship for the cut-price end of cruising - definately not the "Dream Holiday" promised by P&O. We had 14 days of listening to people & their pre-occupation with boasting about how little they paid. For goodness sake, if you feel the advertised price is good value, book it & if someone has the good fortune to get a better deal later that's life -- live with it.

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Balcony Stateroom

Cabin JC

Our cabin was starting to look a little worn with stains on the worn carpet etc. etc.

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