Britannia Review

We're done with P&O.

Review for the Mediterranean Cruise on Britannia
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2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Mar 2016
Traveled with children

We gave P&O another go after last years nightmare and stuck to the same ship - Britannia. A huge mistake that has almost put us off every cruising again with P&O.

We booked way back in October and in December we're informed that P&O were "delighted" that the cruise would be joined by Ant & Dec for their Saturday Night Takeaway show and therefore we would be spending 2 days in Barcelona and Monte Carlo was cancelled.

P&O may have been delighted, most probably due to the vast sums of money they were being paid, but we the customers certainly weren't. We could have opted for a refund but were desperate for a holiday, and as we had a youngster, were unable to change to an alternative cruise due to the limited number of sea days allowed by law.

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Gibraltar

Surprising nice once you get OFF the main street which is like Blackpool in the sun

Corsica (Ajaccio)

Nice

Rome (Civitavecchia)

Gorgeous city to explore rather than head to Rome with the crowds

Seville

Lovely place when exploring on your own.

Southampton

Its Southampton! Nothing other than a port terminal!

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