P&O Azura Cruise Reviews

Previously on the ventura 2011 , decide to come back again after suffering a life threatening illness, every thing was first class apart from Amber Cove and the band Accent What a long way to go for a swim up bar, when grand turk is more inviting or even Aruba or Curacao, as for the band, whilst the lead singer could actually sing I wont mention the monotoned backing singers, it got a bit like ...

So many people had recommended P & O so we decided to try. Itinerary was perfect each Island was great. The ship however was a different matter. cabin (we had a balcony) was average with very few little extras to suprise you each evening as on other cruise lines.It was adequate. The self service food area was very poor. Staff very slow to clear tables and lethargic, rubbish on floors ignore for ...

Having previously sailed the Baltic in Arcadia, we decided on this fly cruise to New Orleans, Florida and the Caribbean over Christmas. We flew from Birmingham Int Airport which was overflowing, took us over an hour in the queue to get to the check in desk. When we finally took off, we were at least half an hour late. The flight was extremely long, eleven hours in total due to weather ...

The cruise itinerary fitted perfectly with our Christmas holidays. We booked well in advance because it was expensive over the festive period and we like a balcony cabin. Our flights from Manchester to New Orleans and back from Barbados on the Dreamliner were excellent. We were in Premium and thought it was much better than Business Class on both Virgin and BA. We were quickly through customs ...

Wanted christmas away in the sun. Was extremely dissapointed with the flight, in the back of a Thompson so called dream liner, no leg room dreadful food pay for everything on a transatlantic flight !!! Got to New Orleans and finally got to our cabin , not too bad outside with balconly but so I should think for what I paid. First meal was dinner and was Ok was however surprised by the ...

We have been away for Christmas and New Year cruises for several years now - not always on P&O. This was our second time on Azura. The first was 6 years ago when the ship did the same 28 night trip although the ports of call were in a slightly different order. We had upgraded to premium economy on the Thomson flight from Manchester to Barbados and had also paid an extra £100 each for the ...

We have cruised many times and were on the Azura for 4 weeks over Christmas & New Year 2016/2017. The Thomson flights to and from Barbados were fine but a little late, and you now have to pay for drinks, except for water. Tea and coffee with the meals is also complimentary. This was the first of several examples of P&O penny pinching, as the last time we flew for a P&O Caribbean cruise all ...

Cruise review azura 10th December to 8th January 2017 _____________________________________________________ We had reasonable flight with Thomas Cook from Manchester and paid extra legroom for exit seats. Flight went faster than we anticipated and was reasonably comfortable. Films ok but unfortunately same films on return journey which was a shame. Very quick to board ship on arrival at ...

EMBARKATION We had sailed on Azura in January 2016 and had a great cruise. We were delighted to repeat that lovely experience. P and O use charter flights from Manchester, our local airport, and both the direct flights on the Dreamliner and their organisation were superb. We did not see our luggage after checking in at the airport until we arrived in our cabin. Coaches were waiting on the ...

This was our second P&O cruise, the first being a four day mini-cruise which failed to meet nearly all of our expectations. So it was with some trepidation that we booked a two week Caribbean cruise (Dec 2016). Flights were with Thompsons and I have to say the Dreamliner trip out from Birmingham was excellent. What was even better was that our cases, taken at Birmingham Airport, were to be ...