P&O Europe Cruise Reviews

Having recently returned from a 14 night cruise on Arvia, I would like to offer my comments on Arvia. Obviously I cannot complain about the pre-boarding nightmare caused by there being 3 cruise ships in Southampton and the lack of transport which caused some quite long delays before arriving at the Ocean Terminal. As a disabled traveller, the assisted boarding was proficient despite our attendant ...

Overall, I had an ok cruise on the P&O Arvia. The main positives were: - Limelight Club - Great entertainment by Alice Fearn - Excellent Food at Sindhu, the Keel and Cow and the Beach House - Kezia Gill and the shows in the Skydome - Food in the Olive Grove and the 6th Street Diner - Staff in Brodies were super friendly and the trivia was fun in there! - Balcony Cabin was nice ...

Never seen such pleasant hardworking staff across the board yet still people moaned .Food was great even the buffet loads of choice much better than iona in may which was shocking .People were fetching chips from taste to go with their meal as not once were any on just tasteless aunt Bessie type roast potatoes and on a couple of occasions boiled was the only choice of any sort .Often just 1 ...

Seven of us wanted to see the fjords. Because a single cabin is expensive 3 of us shared a cabin. We had 3 adjoining cabins, all with conservatory and balcony. Our cabin steward, Johanna, was very good and helpful, and she unlocked the 2 balcony 'connecting doors' so that our 3 cabins had one long balcony. Our cabin had 2 beds and a sofa bed and altho P & O have now stopped the evening steward ...

Wow just wow, first time cruising so did not know what to expect. This ship and especially the staff exceeded all our expectations!! Firstly the staff greeting you onboard so friendly cases dropped 10 minutes we were on deck 15 having lunch, the rooms beautiful we had a balcony. The food was so lovely fine dining every night and loved the cream tea every day. We saw some great shows, sport ...

This was my first cruise experience which I most definitely will not be repeating. Boarding at Southampton was like waiting to board a ferry, sat in the car along side the ship for an hour in an enormous queue. The cabin was in need of updating but it was clean with comfortable beds. The buffet can only be described as the equivalent of a motorway service station. Food being offered ...

Just back from a week in the Fjords on the stunning Iona. Our embarkation time was 1pm and our daugther's was 3pm. We were all in the buffet having lunch st 12.05. So no complaints about boarding! The ship had approx 5k guests but did not feel crowded. The open spaces and floor to ceiling windows, across the 3 decks of the atrium, gave a spacious feel. Plenty of space around the ship. However ...

We bought this cruise for a birthday event. This was our first cruise and after watching a number of cruise programmes on channel 5 I was apprehensive after booking it. We travelled for 5 hours to get to Southampton- we were starving and found there are no facilities at the Port terminal to eat. There was a cafe but it was shut. Embarkation was quick but not easy when you are a first time ...

Fjords was a tick on the bucket list and having not cruised since 2020 we were excited about revisiting P&O onboard one of their newest ships. The ship did definitely not disappoint! Excellent public spaces,lovely decor so many places to visit. Loved the infinity pools and deck 8 hot tubs. Entertainment top class in Headliners theatre,710 club Limelight and Crows Nest. Food absolutely fab in ...

We were a family of 7 and had two inside cabins next door to each other, myself, my husband and the two children in one and the older ones in the other these were more than adequate for what we needed which was a bed to sleep in, our steward John was great always very friendly and cheerful. I have read some of the reviews on here and it makes me wonder what these people expect or what cruise ...