Azura Review
Central Med cruise to Venice with a wheelchair in an accessible cabin.
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This is now about the 8th or 9th cruise review that I have created, and 3 of these were on Azura and Ventura, so you might think there was little more that could be said, unfortunately for P&O that is not the case because IMO there is quite a lot to say about their declining standards. But for all their faults we did enjoy the cruise because even with reduced standards a cruise is still a very enjoyable way to spend 17 days in pleasant accommodation, with all meals provided, plus a wide variety of sometimes quite excellent entertainment.
Where I make comparisons with Celebrity Eclipse this is purely because that is the only other line we have sailed on recently.
The cruise was 17 nights from Southampton to Venice and back, with port stops in Cadiz, Messina, Corfu, Dubrovnik, Malta and Lisbon.
Cabin Review
Very spacious, compared to a standard cabin, with lots of wardrobe, drawer and shelf space, and a roll in shower with a drop down seat. This is metal with sharp edges and could give a nasty cut to someone especially when showering in rough seas.