One of the smaller and older ships in P&O's fleet, Oriana was launched in 1995 and totally refurbished in 2016. The large resort-style ship is for adults on...
Ventura was launched in 2008 as one of the P&O Cruises Grand-class ships. It was refurbished in 2013. Ventura is a large family-friendly ship with plenty o...
Launched in 2010, Azura is one of the largest vessels in the P&O Cruises fleet with a gross tonnage of 115,055. It has a great choice of bars, restaurants, ...
Oceana was launched in 2000 and is one of the oldest vessels in the P&O Cruises fleet. The very British ship appeals to cruisers of all ages, including fami...
The flagship of the P&O Cruises fleet, Britannia was launched in 2015. The 143,000 tonne British ship attracts couples, solo travellers and families with ch...
Carnival Splendour to head to Aussie waters
The 3,000 passenger Carnival Splendour will be joining P&O Cruises Australia in 2019, making her bigger than an...
The 3,000 passenger Carnival Splendour will be joining P&O Cruises Australia in 2019, making her bigger than any of the lines' ships. This will mean for Aus...
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Smaller ships, bigger cabins and edgy activities are a great mix for family cruising. Enter P&O Cruises, offering Aussie families all this and...
With the 2016/17 wave season about to start, cruise enthusiasts are about to see bigger and bolder ships sail in our waters. Of the lines that will be heading o...
P&O has announced the Pacific Dawn will be undergoing a multi-million dollar refit for Queensland cruisers.
The Pacific Dawn, which will be homeported in...
